UFC 132 : Dominick Cruz vs. Urijah Faber

Uriah Faber is one of all time is a lighter weight fighters. It 'a very fast hands and a strong base wrestling. He has also developed a solid presentation skills throughout her career plans. Faber had 20 of his 25 wins to find a strike with 13 coming to the donation. Typically, Faber like to use your hands to work and quick punch combination. If the fight goes to ground, Faber uses his power to control the fight, and usually find a way to work with the presentation.

Bantamweight champion has won its last eight matches since losing Faber. He has served on a tear of late, dominating each of their opponents. Cross uses a lot of footwork with his shot while holding their opponents to be able to settle in. demolition Cruz is also very explosive, which likes to use the final rounds to put an exclamation point to his domination . Cruz was able to easily defeat the strikers and wrestlers of his recent winning streak.

Both men are unorthodox, but I see a scenario in which Cross is not able to use your style and Faber have to take risks. This will open the door to cross to their demolition and control of combat. Faber may have the fastest hands Cross has ever faced, but Faber has yet to fight someone who has the style Cruz yet. It has been a problem for his teammate, Joseph Benavidez, and I see a problem for him too.

Under Cards:

Chris Leben vs. Wanderlei Silva, 3 rounds, middleweights

Brian Bowles vs. Takeya Mizugaki, 3 rounds, bantamweights

Tito Ortiz vs. Ryan Bader, 3 rounds, light heavyweights

Carlos Condit vs. Dong Hyun Kim, 3 rounds, welterweights

Melvin Guillard vs. Shane Roller, 3 rounds, lightweights

Rafael dos Anjos vs. George Sotiropoulos

Dennis Siver vs. Matt Wiman, 3 rounds, lightweights

Brad Tavares vs. Aaron Simpson, 3 rounds, middleweights

Andre Winner vs. Anthony Njokuani, 3 rounds, lightweights

UFC Live 4 MMA Online

This Sunday night the UFC returns to Versus network live, Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, I'm not going to have time for a complete breakdown of this week. This was a week of hell. It 'started around the beginning of the drama that left me totally motivated to write. Fortunately, this seems to be blown on before, but it's already Saturday morning, and fights are tomorrow night, I do not think I have free time for the next 48 hours to devote to the actual writing preview.This was my last week at work so I have plenty of free time next week to write a piece of paper next weekend's UFC 132. Here is a brief summary of the paper.

This is by far the most interesting fights on the card.But I like the fight from a competitive standpoint. Despite the fall in the difficult times in his last three starts, Stevenson is still a quality fighter, but somewhat limited. Similarly, Vazquez has shown during his fight against Chad Mendes that talent, but ultimately flawed fighter. Vasquez will always win against the position of the powerful questions of fighters high confidence in his jiu-jitsu game from the back.

This spells trouble for Vazquez in any fight against a fighter cut from the same cloth as Chad Mendes and LC Davis. Given each of their respective faults, I see Steve Johnson as the most limiting. Unless it is able to get the top position and work his game, Stevenson is a fish out of water. Although Vazquez was more against the likes of Mendes, is it still good enough to stop wrestling takedowns Stevenson and probably keep the fight on the feet. Vazquez has the advantage on the feet, and here's a black belt in BJJ will probably find the most success against the pen blank.