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UFC 118: Boston - The Host
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The city once considered as the main ground for the several major events such as the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party during the American Revolution in the late 18th century is getting ready to welcome the most awaited battle of the 21st century.

The battle will be fought between renowned wrestlers to quench the thirst of hungry MMA fans with UCF 118.

The generous efforts of legislatures made it possible to bring all the excitement to the Boston city. The permission was granted by UFC to bring all the exciting events of UFC 118 to Boston after Governor Deval Patrick signed the papers in December 2009.

The UFC 118 event has been declared to proceed from August 28, Saturday in the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts and presented by TapouT®.

The UFC betting world is looking forward towards the bone-crunching UCF 118 events that will be held in the backyard of the city steeped in sports history.

Eyes of UFC betting world is set on the two most awaited bouts i.e. Edgar Vs. Penn and Randy Couture Vs. James Toney.

UFC 118 is coming with a special bonus for the UFC fans of Boston as this time three of the Boston UFC fighters got a chance to compete on the stage of their beloved hometown.

The three Bostonian wrestlers, Kenny Florian, Joe Lauzon and Marcus Davis, are getting the opportunity to realize their lifetime dream of winning hearts of their fans in their hometown.

The trio is preparing hard to give their best to become their hometown hero.
The lightweight Kenny Florian, who will take on Gray Maynard said, “Boston is where I started my career in MMA and it's where I’ve lived my whole life. To be fighting in the UFC in my hometown is a dream come true for me. This city is one of the biggest & most passionate sports towns in the world.”

Lauzon, who will fight Gabe Ruediger in lightweight action, said, “It’s been a long time coming, but the UFC’s arrival in Boston is going to be epic.”

Davis who is excited for his welterweight clash with Nate Diaz said, “It’s great to be able to fight so close to home knowing I train 10 minutes away from the venue.”
All three will compete at UFC 118 from TD Garden in Boston on August 28 live on Pay-Per-View.

This time NCM Fathom and UFC has joined hands to broadcast UFC 118 in local Boston theaters. Broadcasting will start with the most anticipated bout between Frankie Edgar and BJ Penn.

The theatres that will telecast UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2 through NCM’s exclusive Digital Broadcast Network – North America’s largest cinema broadcast network.
Alongwith the main card and preliminary card bouts, this time UFC is organizing a UFC fan expo to promote the mixed-martial arts.

After Boston, the UFC 119 is planned to occur in Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana on September 25, 2010 at 7:00 PM. Are you ready to get into the UFC betting action? Head over to www.here the home of UFC betting.

The second matchup of UFC Online Sportsbook 116 on July 3, 2010 will be an enticing battle between 33-year-old wunderkind Wanderlei Silva and 34-year-old Japanese middleweight and judo-master Yoshihiro Akiyama. UFC betting is keeping a close on these two older fighters.

Both fighters are aging, but each of them is more than capable of providing exciting action in the ring. Silva will turn 34 on the day of the fight, but here’s what else to look for in the battle between Silva and Akiyama.

Five years ago, Silva was at the top of his game, manhandling every fighter in PrideFC. But when he switched to UFC a while back, the transition didn’t go so well. Silva has now won only two of his last seven battles in the Octagon and only one of his six before he beat Michael Bisping at UFC 110.

The one win came by virtue of a first-round knockout of Keith Jardine in May 2008, but Silva lost battles to fighters including Chuck Liddell, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, and Rich Franklin. Silva’s record is a solid 32-10-1.

As for Akiyama, he hasn’t lost in five years. His last loss came in 2005 to Jerome LeBanner, and his current record is a sparkling 13-1.

UFC president Dana White only announced this fight after Silva beat Bisping, but he will be glad he did. Silva and Akiyama will give the fans something to be excited about before Brock Lesnar vs. Shane Carwin later that night.

In February, White said that the battle would not just be looked forward to by fans but also by the actual fighters.

“Akiyama wants to fight Wanderlei very bad,” White said.

But instead of this battle being held in Japan — as was speculated to be a possibility by some media members and fans because of Akiyama’s roots and his known wishes to hold a fight there at some point — it will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas as a precursor to the Lesnar v. Carwin matchup.

Who can you expect to win?

That depends on what kind of style you expect to prevail. Will it be Silva’s frantic style, adjusting to a new weight class at 185 pounds? Or will it be Akiyama’s calm and calculated judo-style that prevails?

Keep in mind that Silva will be more powerful than Akiyama. Silva typically weighs more than 200 for UFC fights while Akiyama has made his living at 185.  That may mean that Silva won’t be as powerful as usual, but it will also likely mean that his stamina will be longer than usual — and that is a very good thing for Silva.

If the fight ends in a knockout, look for Silva to be the winner. If it goes the distance, look for Akiyama to win, as it’s unlikely that Silva’s questionable ability to defend himself from kicks will last him throughout the fight.

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