Matt Mitrione showed a lot of promise during the show. He fought against Marcus Jones and impressed us all with his knockout ability. He has proved he is a fighter to watch.

This is going to be a good match up and the fight of the night to watch. Predictions are going both ways on this fight. Kimbo has some nice stand up game with big swings. He could pull of a TKO if Matt isn’t on his game for this fight. I don’t see this fight going to the ground much at all. It should be a brawl on their feet and a good one at that.

And boy do they have a great looking card. Canadian fans should be especially revved up for the return of their Ontario boy: Lightweight sensation, “Hands of Stone” Sam Stout, as he takes on the “Lil’ Heathen” Jeremy Stephens. Stephens hails from San Diego, California. So reminiscent of Stouts debut UFC fight, it’s Canada vs. the USA on May 08 2010.

Both men have very similar records. Jeremy Stephens is 15-5, while Stout has the minor advantage at 16-5. Stout is also on a 2-win streak, while Stephens has only just begun to gain momentum with a 1-win streak. This should be one heck of a slugfest as both men know a thing or two about demolishing their opponents with strikes and both are evenly match in all UFC lines. Sam Stout dazzled in kickboxing with a 16-4 record, while Jeremy Stephens won the honor of “Knockout of the night” twice in his UFC career. Sam Stout specializes in Muay Thai and Kickboxing – Jeremy Stephens experts lie in Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, Boxing.

On a night where Lyoto Machida and Mauricio Rua battle it out in the main event for the Lightheavyweight championship of the world, this lightweight battle on the undercard could easily steal the show. There’s no telling what kind of havoc will go down when these two duke it out for country pride and a possible shot at the lightweight championship!

Get ready to watch Lyoto Machida battle Mauricio Rua for a second time. This promises to be an exciting fight by 2 of the best Light Heavyweights in the sport. Machida offers a fighting style that noone can come close to while Rua hits hard and is ready for anything thrown his way. The first fight was close and went the full 5 rounds. Will it happen again or will w

In the Welterweight division, the guy everyone loves to hate, the bad boy of UFC, Josh Koscheck fights it out against Paul Daly. Koscheck, a fighter with much to prove, is always an entertaining fighter who gives 100% each and every time. That won’t stop Daly, who is an up and comer with something to prove.

The people’s favorite Heavyweight Kimbo Slice returns in UFC 113, this time taking on Matt Mitronie. Both Slice and Mitronie were featured in The Ultimate Fighter on Spike. Can Slice overcome his aches and pains to prove he has what it takes to be a champ? Or will the hard hitting Mitronie show the world he’s an MMA fighter and not a cry baby?
This promises to be one UFC fans will love! Don’t miss it!