Contribution from the point of view, this is as close as it gets.
Despite dropping the third straight loss, a unanimous decision to return Anthony "Rumble" Johnson at UFC Fight Night back in March 24 events, Hardy drew the line in Paris, very close, walking like an outsider at -105 .
After stringing together four consecutive victories inside the Octagon, "The Outlaw" was overturned by the division Champion Georges St. Pierre, the UFC 111 league games over a year ago.
KO loss to Carlos Condit will surprise in the UFC 120 in October last year and Johnson continued their downward spiral by taking Slugger down and control him for most of three rounds.
Hardy is not too much respect for the oddsmakers? Lytle, or not enough?
"Lights Out" has seen a four-fight win against the tube by Brian Ebersol UFC 127 last February in Sydney, Australia. It 'been a shocking loss to the resurgent Indian firefighter who was on break point in the set before the contendership empty "Down Under".
Lytle is still on the ratings favorite, but just to -115.
While his career clock can be caused, which will certainly make most of the fight of his contract, and what better way to do it for the fans entertained with a fight in the third round?
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Jared Hamman vs. CB Dollaway, 3 rounds, middleweights
Joseph Benavidez vs. Eddie Wineland, 3 rounds, bantamweights
Kyle Noke vs. Ed Herman, 3 rounds, middleweights
Ronny Markes vs. Karlos Vemola, 3 rounds, light heavyweights
Leonard Garcia vs. Alex Caceres, 3 rounds, featherweights
Cole Miller vs. T.J. O'Brien, 3 rounds, lightweights
Danny Castillo vs. Jacob Volkmann, 3 rounds, lightweights
Jason Reinhardt vs. Edwin Figueroa, 3 rounds, bantamweights
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