Dan Hardy and Michael Bisping are very similar. The Brits love to get under the skin of their opponents, but it's actually worked a little better for Hardy. Bisping's got nine wins with the UFC, but each time he's been on the verge of getting a title shot, he's fallen short. Dan Hardy talked his way into several contender fights, won them and actually leapt over several fighters at 170 pounds to get to the champion Georges St. Pierre. Hardy lost that fight at UFC 111, but that doesn't mean he's out of the mix or that he's going to stop his verbal barrage on opponents. Is that the right approach against the mild-mannered Carlos Condit or is he waking a sleeping beast?
Damon Martin from MMAWeekly and Larry Pepe from ProMMARadio joined me to breakdown the top three fights on the card and give their betting angles on UFC 120 in this RawVegas.tv video.
UFC 120 betting odds (Courtesy of Lagasse Stadium Las Vegas):
Yoshihiro Akiyama (+170) vs. Michael Bisping (-200) -- Middleweight
Carlos Condit (+145) vs. Dan Hardy (-175) -- Welterweight
Mike Pyle (+350) vs. John Hathaway (-500) -- Welterweight
Travis Browne (+140) vs. Cheick Kongo (-170) -- Heavyweight
Alexander Gustafsson (+110) vs. Cyrille Diabate (--140) - Light heavyweight
Kurt Warburton (+150) vs. Spencer Fisher (-180) -- Lightweight
Rob Broughton (+140) vs. Vinicius Kappke de Quieroz (-170) -- Heavyweight
James Wilks (+130) vs. Claude Patrick (-160) -- Welterweight
Stanislav Nedkov (-110) vs. Steve Cantwell (-120) - CANCELED
Mark Holst (+120) vs. Paul Sass (-150) -- Lightweight
James McSweeney (+190) vs. Fabio Maldonado (-240) -- Light heavyweight
For more odds from other major sportsbooks hit MMAFix.com.
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