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Ebenezer Fontes Braga Chris Brennan Marcelo Brito Rob BroughtonÂ

Tito Ortiz shocked the world by saving his job at UFC 132. The veteran fighter pulled the upset on Ryan Bader. He looks to do it again today against Antonio Rogerio Nogueira. He has a much better shot time around because, for once, he's not facing another wrestling specialist.
Ortiz avoided the chopping block with the win over Bader and also impressed his bosses in a loss against Rashad Evans less than two months later. Over the course of six months Ortiz successfully altered the mentality of his boss Dana White.
"I actually called Tito and said 'It's over.' Tito begged me for a fight and he got that Bader fight and pulled it off," White said. "And in my opinion had an awesome fight with (Rashad) Evans. We'll see what he does Saturday night."
What "Lil' Nog" brings to the table in terms of takedown defense is anyone's guess. He was very solid in his fight against Phil Davis after a terrible fight against Jason Brilz.
Adam Hill from the Las Vegas-Review Journal joined me on ESPN1100/98.9 FM's "MMA Insiders" show to break down the card using the Las Vegas odds.
UFC 140 betting odds:
Best bets in bold
Jon Jones (-550) vs. Lyoto Machida (+375) - Light heavyweight
Frank Mir (-260) vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (+200) - Heavyweight
Claude Patrick (-115) vs. Brian Ebersole (-115) - Welterweight
Chan Sung Jung (+350) vs. Mark Hominick (-500) - Featherweight
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (-260) vs. Tito Ortiz (+200) - Light heavyweight
Igor Pokrajac (+210) vs. Krzysztof Soszynski (-270) - Light heavyweight
Jared Hamman (-225) vs. Constantinos Philippou (+175) - Middleweight
Dennis Hallman (+175) vs. John Makdessi (-225) - Lightweight
Yves Jabouin (-160) vs. Walel Watson (+130) - Bantamweight
John Cholish (-450) vs. Mitch Clarke (+325) - Lightweight
Rich Attonito (-225) vs. Jake Hecht (+185) - Welterweight
Mark Bocek (-165) vs. Nik Lentz (+135) - Lightweight
You can watch UFC 140 right here on Yahoo! Sports
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Source: http://www.fighters.com/12/04/diego-brandao-takes-home-two-tuf-14-finale-bonuses
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Reality shows are rarely a true glance at reality and the same goes for "The Ultimate Fighter." Sure the fights are real, but the cast members aren't always battling in their true weight divisions.
During the 14 seasons of TUF, loads of fighters have chosen to bail from their natural weight class and move up simply for a shot at the big leagues.
Louis Gaudinot and several other flyweight did so this year on TUF 14.
The 5-foot-3 Gaudinot, a true 125er went for broke. He lost in the round of 8, but he's been invited back for tomorrow night's TUF 14 Finale where he hopes to not only win, but make a lasting impression so he can be a mainstay in the soon-to-be-established UFC 125-pound divsion.
"When I was on the show, every time I saw Dana [White], you know me (John) Dodson, (Josh) Ferguson, we used to bug him about when the division was coming," Gaudinot told ESPN1100/98.9 FM in Las Vegas. "[...] I'm a top 10 at flyweight. It's kind of frustrating that that's the only division the UFC doesn't have."
Gaudinot lost a three-round battle against Dustin Pague. The 5-9 Pague simply overpowered the diminutive New Yorker over the final half of fight. He has the same challenge tomorrow night against another 5-9 fighter in Johnny Bedford.
"On the show, he wanted to face Josh, who's also a 125er. Then he wanted to fight Dodson, who's also 125er. So I've gone around calling him the flyweight bully because he likes to pick on people who are smaller than him," said Gaudinot.
Gaudinot says the TUF 14 Finale will be different. His lack of size will help him.
"But his size advantage isn't going to be that much of an advantage. It's going to be harder for him to shoot on me and get low," Gaudinot said. "I'm going to be able to close the distance becaus I think I have better kickboxing than he does. I don't care how tall he is."
Gaudinot is a plus-190 underdog against Bedford. In the 135-pound title fight, Gaudinot chose Dodson to pull the upset at +190 over T.J. Dillashaw. He went with the favorite in Diego Brandao (-350) over Dennis Bermudez in the 145-pound fight.
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Roan Jucao Carneiro Shane The Engineer Carwin Jason Hollywood Chambers Ryo Piranha ChonanÂ
Source: http://fiveouncesofpain.com/2011/12/10/ufc-140-breakdown-the-main-event/
Urijah Faber Wagnney Fabiano Kevin Kimbo Slice Ferguson Paulo Filho
James Toney and Ken Shamrock are supposed to fight sometime in the fall of 2011. The two had a short press conference in Van Nuys, California to announce the fight, but started to get physical a little early.Wagnney Fabiano Kevin Kimbo Slice Ferguson Paulo Filho Mirko Cro Cop Filipović