Hello once more fans and friends and welcome back to my special twelve-part series entitled “ufc 129 Complete Collection”. This series aims to take an ultra in-depth look at all twelve scheduled fights of the upcoming UFC 129 card. In a landmark move, the UFC is making all the fights available to fight fans, whether it’s through Facebook, Spike TV, or Pay-Per-View. And since UFC 129 is shaping up to be one of the best MMA events of the year, I think the least I can do is give each and every fight the attention it deserves. For the previous entry in the series, click here. Now it’s time to focus on the final free preliminary fight that will be available on the UFC’s Facebook page: Claude Patrick vs. Daniel Roberts. ...

Budding welterweight prospect Daniel Roberts will be looking for his fourth-straight win inside the octagon when he returns in just a few months for UFC 129. The pay-per-view event is scheduled to take place on April 30 at the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The card in of itself will mark the first sanctioned mixed martial arts bout to take place in the newly marketed territory, and it is also going to be home to an epic title fight pitting Canada's favorite son, Georges St. Pierre as he looks to defend his welterweight title for a sixth time when he faces former Strikeforce middleweight champion Jake Shields. ...

UFC 125 has added a new welterweight match up to the pay-per-view card. Daniel Roberts has successfully bounced back from a botched debut inside the worlds largest organization against John Howard, and has since rebounded with two impressive back-to-back performances. Soto, likewise, has picked up his first victory inside the octagon over season nine veteran of "The Ultimate Fighter", Nick Osipczak. Now, the two welterweights who were heralded as prospects in the division since entering the organization will be featured in preliminary action at the New Year's special attraction. ...

In my previous article concerning the UFC’s upcoming UFC 121: “Lesnar vs. Velasquez” event, I noted that the PPV card was filled with excellent matches. My anticipation for this card remains very high, especially now that the UFC has released four preliminary matches. While not containing the sheer star power of fights like Brock Lesnar vs. Cain Velasquez, Tito Ortiz vs. Matt Hamill, or Jake Shields vs. Martin Kampmann, the UFC 121 undercard will be filled with championship contenders, submission specialists, knockout artists, tough veterans, and even the winner of the most-recent series of “The Ultimate Fighter”. Here’s how it all breaks down. ...