UFC 135 BLOOD FEST IN DENVER: Jones vs Rampage

UFC World Light Heavyweight Championship: Jones vs Rampage on Sept. 24 2011 at Pepsi Center, Denver, Collorado. It'll be a bloody night but an exciting bloody night for Denver as UFC rocks the state.

It is the first title defense of Jon Jones after the cancellation of his fight last Aug. 26 2011. He was scheduled to defend his title with a bout against Rashad Evans, but due to a hand injury which the doctors suggested for a surgery, Jones was not able to fight. Jon Jones opted not to have a surgery but instead he chose to rest and rehabilitate, which for him in theory will not further damaged his hand injury. The Doctors scheduled Jones full recovery by late 2011, but with an amazing fast healing he was scheduled to fight Quinton Jackson on the 24^th of September, 2011.

UFC 135 includes preliminary fights like a lightweight bout of James Te Huna of New Zealand vs. Ricardo Romero of America, a Bantamweight bout of Takeya Mizugaki of Japan vs. Cole Escovedo of America, a Featherweight bout of Junior Assunşão of Brazil vs. Eddie Yagin of America, a Middleweight bout of Nick Ring of Canada vs. Tim Boetsch of America and a Lightweight bout of Tony Ferguson vs. Aaron Riley both from America. This will be followed by the main card of a Heavyweight bout of Ben Rothwell of America vs. Mark Hunt of New Zealand, a Lightweight bout of Nate Diaz of America vs. Takanori Gomi of Japan, a Heavyweight bout of Travis Browne of America vs. Rob Broughton of England and a Welterweight bout between two Americans, Matt Hughes vs. Josh Koscheck.

The main event will feature the fight between Jon Jones vs. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. The challenger, standing 6 ft 1, an orthodox with fighting specialties using wrestling and boxing, won 32 of 40 bouts is fighting out of Irvine, California is Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. And the title defender, standing 6 ft 4, also an orthodox with 13 wins out of 14 bouts in his MMA record, fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, is Jon Jones.

The blood fest and kicking action will happen in Denver, Colorado at the Pepsi Center on 24^th of September 2011.      

UFC Rocks New Orleans in Fight Night 25: "THE BATTLE OF BAYOU"

“The Battle at Bayou” will again be a must see event on UFC Fight Night 25. New Orleans Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, La will be the venue of the hard core action between Jake Shields and Jacob Steven Ellenberger. It is the first non-title fight in UFC history. The event will be a special promotional event by Bud Light this year.

In lined for the preliminaries are the Lightweight bout of Cody McKenzie vs. Vagner Rocha, this fight will be followed by the Lightweight bout between Evan Dunham vs. Shamar Bailey, a Welterweight bout of Matt Riddle vs. Lance Benoist, a Bantamweight bout of Ken Stone vs. Donny Walker, a Welterweight bout of Clay Harvison vs. Seth Baczynski, a Welterweight bout of TJ Waldburger vs. Mike Stumpf, a Featherweight bout of Mike Lullo vs. Robert Peralta, and a Welterweight bout of Justin Edwards vs. Jorge Lopez.

Up for the main events will be a Middleweight bout of American fighter Court McGee vs. ,Korean, Dongi Yang. “The Battle of Bayou” main cards include a Featherweight bout of Jonathan Brookins vs. Erik Koch, who are both American fighters, this will be followed by a Middleweight bout between American fighter Alan Belcher vs. ,Canadian, Jason MacDonald. And the awaited main event will be a bout between Shields and Ellenberger.

Jake Shields is a 32 year old fighter born at Mountain Ranch, California. He stands at 6ft(1.83m) and has an reach of 72-inches(183cm). He best specializes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling and kickboxing winning 26 of his 32 bouts. Jacob Ellenberg in the other-hand is a much younger fighter at 26. He was born at Omaha, Nebraska. Ellenberg stands at 5ft 11in (1.80m) with an arm reach of 73.0 in (185cm). This fighter is best fighting using wrestling and kickboxing winning 25 of his 30 bouts.

All is set for Sept 18, at New Orleans Morial Convention Center for the “Battle of Bayou” with main event, Shields vs Ellenberger. A battle of both American fighters will determine who's the stronger American. Will Shields prove that age will not matter, yet experience will prevail or will the younger Ellenberger rain victorious? Preliminaries will be shown at facebook.com and some of the events on Spike TV. Indeed another blood rush and sucker punch event will be exploding in the horizon for UFC Fight Night 25 will rock New Orleans.