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It’s not often that the welterweight division carries a UFC Main Event, but that could only be what occurs when the UFC 120 odds competition gets moving. Welterweights Dan Hardy and Carlos Condit will beat each others’ brains in for five rounds or less on Saturday October sixteenth at the O2 Dome in London England. You are able to be sure that more than just a couple of supporters will be rooting for the English hero Hardy.
What makes this game much more exceptional is that it has the possible to be the fight of the night and maybe the match up that MMA supporters most want to see, and yet it is not even the Main Event of the UFC 120 wagering competition.
For those MMA supporters not familiar with him, Dan Hardy from Nottingham, England is one of the best welterweight competitors on the planet and could only be the best welterweight on the planet besides Georges St Pierre. His career record of 23-7 is far more extraordinary than it sounds and he could only be the best pound for pound contender in the UFC 120 odds competition.
Hardy is 23-7 in 31 career MMA matches, but many of his losses came in early stages in his career in the quite low level English MMA fighting arena, which is for all intents and purposes unimportant. In his UFC career Hardy has been extraordinary, going 5-1 with his sole loss coming to the immortal St Pierre in March of this year in a Welterweight title game. Following that particular fight, nevertheless, even St Pierre was impressed with Hardy’s performance. Even when Hardy was at danger of having his arm broken, he declined to tap out. St Pierre stated his surprise later that Hardy declined to tap.
In the UFC 120 odds competition, he will be fighting a quite gifted challenger in Condit. Condit, fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a gifted all around contender that can pose difficulties for his foes in any number of ways. With a 25-5 lifetime record, he understands his way around the Octagon. But he hasn’t confronted as hard an challenger as he’s going to encounter in London before now, and this may very well be a career defining game. He’s 11-1 in his past 12 competitions and has won two consecutive competitions coming into this game.
Condit earlier fought in a promotion connected to the UFC, World Extreme Cagefighting. He was the final WEC welterweight champion in that promotion. He made the move to UFC following the WEC buyout and made his debut at UFC Fight Night 18. He lost that fight by way of split decision versus Martin Kampman. His most recent fight in the UFC wagering competition was at UFC 15, where he fought versus Rory MacDonald. That bout, which he won in the third round with a TKO, won the Fight of the Night award. He is now rated the #10 welterweight on the planet by Sherdog.
Nevertheless, Hardy is the #4 rated welterweight on the planet by Sherdog and should get the win. But these two high-ranking, hard-hitting welterweight champs should put on a great show for viewers and supporters.
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