But he'll really need to get past the undefeated Phil Davis to perform it.
Also blowing into "The Windy City" are a set of motor-mouthed middleweights, as Chael Sonnen along with Michael Bisping fight for any right to party having Anderson Silva later this holiday season. And should one of these emerge victorious and get hurt in the deal, expect the winner regarding Demian Maia vs. Frank Weidman to eagerly stage in and take their place.
Only three televised fights -- even so the stakes have never also been higher.
Remember that MMAmania. com provides LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage in the main card action in fight night (Sat., January. 28), which is slated to air at 8 p. m. ET about FOX. The latest quick updates in the live action will begin to flow earlier than of which around 5 p. m. ET with all the preliminary bouts on GAS TV.
Alrighty then, that manages the housekeeping issues, now let's find out who's gonna win this kind of thing come Saturday nighttime. Already made your recommendations? Better check with your Uncle Dumbass before rushing off into the sportsbook.
Predictions after that jump.
205 lbs.: Rashad Evans (16-1-1) compared to. Phil Davis (9-0)
Nostradumbass conjectures: Is undefeated division prospect Phil Davis an accomplished collegiate wrestler? No hesitation. Does he have slick submissions and a tank full of propane? Yes and yes. Is actually he beating Rashad Evans about Saturday night?
Suga please.
He's had some "Wonderful" performances in the higher end of the center of the pack, outwrestling Brian Stann in addition to tapping out Alexander Gustafsson in addition to Tim Boetsch. But that's still middle in the pack. Remember too, that Davis continues to be in the UFC for less than two years.
He's nonetheless wet behind the ear.
Evans has been hanging around since 2005 and features defeated four former mild heavyweight champions during his incredible run. Yes, POST said incredible. Did you forget that Evans has just one single loss in 18 battles? There's just no replacement for that kind of practical knowledge.
Let's also keep at heart that Davis has been right out the cage for 10 months as a result of injury. You know all that jibber-jabber in regards to the Penn State alum's unparallelled fumbling? Let's see how nicely those shots are timed right after riding the bench for almost a year.
He sure as heck will not setting them up with strikes.
Davis's striking is actually rudimentary at best plus Rashad has fast palms. If he thinks he's gonna vacation with that herky-jerky offense he pulled in the Nogueira fight, he's doomed. Davis won't admit the idea, but it sure looked if you ask me like he was fighting scared contrary to the littlest of Nogs.
Delay until he gets the takedown stuffed by Evans, he'll be terrified.
"Suga" is probably not as sweet a wrestler, but the fact that he's good enough to stay pace with Davis is all you need to know about the end result of this fight. Evans can survive to the ground. Davis can't survive to the feet. That's why We have him getting crushed somewhere in the opening frame.
Bring to the "Bones. "
Prediction: Evans def. Davis by using technical knockout.
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