This is the UFC 106 live blog for Ben Saunders vs. Marcus Davis, the second of two bouts on tonight's Spike TV card.
Ben Saunders made an impression last December when he destroyed Brandon Wolff with knees, but after falling short in his next fight in June to Mike Swick, Saunders will have to wait longer to be considered a contender as he now has to reestablish himself in the welterweight ranks.
The UFC's cable broadcast home Spike will air two UFC 106 preliminary matchups prior to the pay-per-view portion of the card, a pair of sources confirmed to FanHouse on Tuesday.
The two bouts scheduled to air include the welterweight clash between Marcus Davis and Ben Saunders, as well as a middleweight tangle pitting Jake Rosholt against Kendall Grove.
An official announcement of the broadcast should come in the next day or two.
This is the UFC 99 live blog for the undercard fight between Ben Saunders and Mike Swick.
Ben Saunders first came on to the national MMA scene when he appeared on the sixth season of The Ultimate Fighter. Though he lost in the quarterfinals on in the show, he has gone on to become the most successful member of the season. Each time out in the octagon, he appears to get more comfortable, and in his last time out, he roughed up Brandon Wolff in a devastating first-round TKO win.
On June 13, Saunders takes a step up in competition level when he takes on welterweight contender Mike Swick at UFC 99.
Saunders recently took a few minutes to speak to FanHouse about the biggest fight in his career, whether he considers Swick a top 10 caliber fighter, and where he hopes to go from here.
A welterweight fight between Mike Swick and Ben Saunders has been added to the undercard of UFC 99, the June 13 show in Germany that will be headlined by Rich Franklin vs. Wanderlei Silva.Get the latest coverage on your favorite teams thanks to CBS Radio. Listen Now