Hello again fans and friends and welcome back to my twelve-part “maxi series” entitled “ufc 129 Complete Collection”. This series is designed to give fans an ultra in-depth look into the upcoming UFC 129 event, which features a main event that pits Georges St. Pierre against Jake Shields in front of over 55,000 fans. It might just be one of the most important moments of the year, of the last several years even, and I’m going to examine and detail all twelve fights of what should be a stellar card. For the previous entry into the series, please click here. Now it’s time to focus on the first of two free preliminary fights that will be shown via the Spike TV network: Sean Pierson vs. Jake Ellenberger. ...

A welterweight match-up has recently been added to the upcoming pay-per-view event dubbed UFC 129. The card will take place on April 30 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada. The main-event of the evening pits current UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre defending his title for a fifth time against number one contender Jake Shields. However, another pivotal 170-pound bout has now taken shape on short notice. Sean Pierson, who will be making his second appearance under the Zuffa banner come UFC 129, will now meet against budding contender Jake Ellenberger, who will be stepping up on a little over two-weeks notice for Brian Foster, who was recently pulled from the bout due to injury. ...

Another welterweight match up has been added to the bolstering UFC 129 line up. Brian Foster will be taking on Sean Pierson at the April 40 event which is scheduled to take place at the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The headliner for the card is set to pit current welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre as he defends his title for a sixth time against challenger Jake Shields--should GSP be victorious, he will set the precedent at the welterweight division for most consecutive title defenses. Since his inception into the UFC, Foster has been everything that anyone could expect in an exciting fighter. Amongst his three victories inside the octagon, Brian counts three finishes to his credit--two by knockout, and one by way of submission. ...