The UFC returns to London, England this Saturday, just as I return today to try an impress you with my UFC predictions that lately barely have a 60% rate of accuracy. Regardless, strap yourself in as I wrap my legs around your torso and give to ya, give it ya, give it to ya!
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In the main event, it’s a tough call because it’s Diego Sanchez’s first fight at 155 and he’s going to have cut A LOT of weight to get there. But in the end, I still see him getting past Joe Stevenson, in what will probably be a decision.
I see Demian Maia leaving UFC95 with his undefeated streak in tact and a victory over Chael Sonnen. Maia’s next fight will be interesting because, as sick as his jitz is, he still needs a win over a more high profile opponent before a title shot against Anderson Silva.
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Next Saturday marks 
When we last left the UFC, Rashad Evans had just defeated light-heavyweight champion Forest Griffin to win the title. Prior to that, former champion Rampage Jackson (who lost the belt to Forest) won his contest by knocking out Wanderlei Silva so hard that he probably lost Algebra. Common sense would say that Evans vs. Rampage would be the next logical step, especially with Forest having that whole broken hand thing.
A welterweight fight has been signed between 
The UFC is set to return to England with UFC 95, and the main event of Anderson Silva vs. a light-heavyweight to be named later has 
With potential 185 pound contenders Michael Bisping and Demian Meia possibly not being available until after the next season of “
