Rob Yundt vs. Rob Kimmons
After losing his UFC debut to top middleweight contender Ricardo Almeida, Rob Yundt is back to face Rob Kimmons who has established his name in some smaller organizations and has fought Marvin Eastman and Joe Riggs, but lost both. Kimmons usually ends his fights in the first round with his great Jiu-Jitsu skills. Yundt hasn’t really fought anybody notable besides Almeida and I don’t think he can go out there and beat a man with the record Kimmons has produced. I think Kimmons will end this fight in the 1st round with a Guillotine Choke.
Tim Credeur vs. Cale Yarbrough
This should be a walk through for Tim Credeur because he has a pretty good resume by fighting EliteXC Middleweight Joey Villasenor as well as ending all of his wins in the 1st round. On the other side of the cage, Cale has yet to prove himself in the MMA circuit, when I did my research on him very few pieces of information popped up and most fight finders have no fights to his name. Tim looked very good in the replacement fight with CB and I think if he brings half of the intensity he brought in that fight he could end this one in the 1st round as well.
Dean Lister vs. Jeremy Horn
This bout is getting lots of heat from the hardcore MMA fans as most of them are saying its going to be a nap time for everyone watching on TV and sitting in the arena, but if you look at the fight it isn’t that bad at all, we’re seeing a battle between one of the most established guys in the UFC in Jeremy Horn and a veteran of PRIDE Dean Lister. Yes, its going to be very technical but some people enjoy that in a fight. I think Horn is going to win this fight just like he did in the 1st meeting by unanimous decision. Gumby is coming off a loss against top middleweight Yushin Okami, but the fight was pretty much made for him to lose. Dean Lister won his last fight on the undercard of UFC 79 against Jordan Radev who was coming off a brutal knockout loss to Andrew McFedries. Horn won the first fight between these two and he will walk away with the second one as well and get another win on that very established record.
Matt Arroyo vs. Matt Brown
In a rematch from 2006, Ultimate Fighter 6 contestant Matt Arroyo is going up against the man that beat him and also Ultimate Fighter contestant Matt Brown. Arroyo looked very good against John Kolosci at the Ultimate Fighter 6 Finale as he put Kolosci away with an armbar submission. Matt Brown has competed with UFC fighters Pete Spratt and Chris Lytle as well as holding a TKO victory over Arroyo, but I think this one could go a little different because Arroyo knows what mistakes he made and if he goes out and eliminates them he should be able to take this fight to the distance and have a unanimous decision victory.
Marvin Eastman vs. Drew McFedries
This fight will be a straight up brawl between two men who can deliver knockout blows at any time in the fight. McFedries is known for his amazing knockout victory against Jordan Radev as well as holding a victory over Alessio Sakara at UFC 67, however his most recent fight was a TKO loss to Patrick Cote, a fight in which he didn’t look very impressive.. Marvin Eastman is coming off two wins against Rob Kimmons and Terry Martin, but both fights went the distance. Just like Percy said I think McFedries will win this figh
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