Kyle Kingsbury, an avid fan of 80's music and fanny-packs, has improved drastically before our eyes in the past few years. Once on the brink of losing his job, he's now won four straight fights which includes a 21 second technical knockout and two "Fight of the Night" bonuses. He's hoping to keep the good times rolling against one of the UFC's most popular fighters.Record: 11-2 (1 No Contest) overall, 4-1 in the UFC
Key Wins: Fabio Maldonado (Ultimate Finale 13), Jared Hamman (UFC Fight Night 22), Ricardo Romero (UFC 126)
Key Losses: Tom Lawlor (Ultimate Finale 8), Tony Lopez (KOTC: River Rage)
Stephan Bonnar's fight with Forrest Griffin was over six and a half years ago, but if he can score a victory on Saturday night, he'll be right back onto Griffin's level in the light heavyweight division. He's not as active in MMA as he once was, with a clothing line and his work with MMA Live on ESPN, but he will still be very relevant if he can defeat Kingsbury.Record: 13-7 overall, 7-6 in the UFC
Key Wins: Krzysztof Soszynski (UFC 116), Igor Pakrajac (Ultimate Finale 12), Keith Jardine (UFC Fight Night 4)
Key Losses: Jon Jones (UFC 94), Forrest Griffin 2x (UFC 62, Ultimate Finale 1), Rashad Evans (UFC Fight Night 5)
This is a battle of two men who have been putting on solid performances as of late, with three "Fight of the Night" bonuses in their last five fights respectively. Both men like to go forward and trade big strikes so there is definitely potential for fireworks. Kyle Kingsbury has been on a nice roll with four straight victories in the UFC and if he can earn a "W" against a solid name like Bonnar, it will really push him into that next level. Bonnar wants to prove that he's still just as dangerous now as he ever was so this fight has some serious potential to be a crowd-pleaser. - http://www.mmamania.com
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