Kimbo Slice vs Houston Alexander

Kimbo Slice vs Houston Alexander, Houston Alexander Kimbo Slice vs Fight Live Streaming Video. The Ultimate Fighter 10 (TUF 10) heavyweight tournament, ultra popular street fighter Kimbo Slice has been given another opportunity to showcase their talent and prove whether he belongs in the UFC. The following will be veteran UFC light heavyweight Houston Alexander in a co-feature on Saturday in the final of the television series, which will be broadcast live on Spike at The Palms Resort in Las Vegas, NV.

The two will meet at a catch weight of 215 pounds, with Alexander moving up and add 10 pounds, while Kimbo Slice will have lost nearly 15 pounds off his normal fighting. Houston Alexander sports a record of 9 wins and 4 losses, but has lost three of his last four starts. His background is in wrestling and Muay Thai kickboxing, and prefers the stand-up game.

The fund, the UFC is really doing everything possible to put Kimbo Slice in a situation where both can look good and win. Why? The more than 4 million viewers who tuned Kimbo losing effort against Roy Nelson TUF 10 finalists are the numbers of the promotional organization can not ignore. The man means a lot of money, and that is what boxing is. When Kimbo fights, everyone makes a lot of mass of their opponents to promoters and television stations that are associated with their parties. He is simply a cash cow that can not be ruled out.

Given Kimbo is still considered a rookie MMA with only four official matches under his belt, the match will be key to any success we may enjoy in the future. The problem is the fighter who needs some opponents relatively easy to build your confidence and skills, but UFC is an organization that is supposed to promote only the combatants considered at the highest level. So how will they?

The best of the UFC can do is to match Kimbo Slice against naturally smaller men and / or fighters appear to be slightly down in his career, and Houston Alexander seems to fit the mood, weight natural light heavy and having lost his last three bouts promoted by the UFC. Alexander should in no way be considered a step, especially Kimbo Slice has been knocked down by a much smaller light-heavyweight (Seth Petruzelli), but this type of pairing, at least, puts man in a position to compete and possibly win.

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Kimbo Slice vs Houston Alexander was first posted on December 6, 2009 at 12:10 pm.