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UFC 100 Main Events: A Deeper Look

Sports Betting News - June 30, 2009 - Written by Glen

In just under two weeks time, the most historic event in UFC history will take place in Las Vegas Nevada. The arena is full, the fight card is explosive, and two championships are on the line. The event carries such prestige that tickets were gone before general sales were even available. The 100th UFC has brought with it such a backing that the Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan Will have a viewing of the event on a massive High-Definition screen to compensate for the tickets being sold out, as well as creating an additional bit of history with the already memorable 100th major UFC event, just check out our UFC 100 Betting Preview to check out betting odds, previews and more on the UFC 200 Event. Welterweight champion George St-Pierre will have to defend his title against Muay-Thai pro Thiago Alves.

Alves is known for his furious blows an devastating strikes, a sharp contrast from the wrestling style St-Pierre typically utilizes to crush his foes. St-Pierre has defended his title against some of the stronger names in the game; his explosive maneuvers and overwhelming athleticism have accomplished much in the Octogon. Alves has plowed his way through three of the most significant fighters in the welterweight, and has set his eyes on the championship. The brawl will indubitably be fierce, and both combatants will have a fighting chance at taking victory.

The most important match up on the card will be the Heavyweight Championship between Brock Lesnar and interim champion Frank Mir. This match carries heavy significance, as titles will combine, giving the winner the ultimate Heavyweight Champioship. The Interim title was created after Randy Couture won the Heavyweight title and dropped off the circuit for roughly a year. The Interim Belt was created and subsequently circulated, but now the winner in this event will take all.

At 10:00 P.M. eastern on July 11th, available on Pay-Per-View for fans nationwide. The two main events carry heavy hitters, talented grapplers, and unrivaled skills. Expect no punches to be pulled as the fighters throw every trick they have available, these are surely to be some serious fights. The defenders have everything to lose, and with challengers such as Alves and Mir, both reigning champions will have their respective works cut out for them.In addition to the to Heavy and Middleweight championship fights, there will be an additional Welterweight fight as well as two middleweight fights.