Tonight was pretty good. What was up with the broadcast though? Not sure about the east coast, but there seemed to be some inconsistancy with editing. Not that it really mattered, but not the normal UFC/Spike broadcast.

Anyways, my picks were decent, but then again, you can’t pick them right all the time, it’s fighting. So let’s check it out.

Nate Diaz Vs. Josh Neer

Clay Guida Vs. Mac Danzig

Ed Herman Vs. Alan Belcher

Houston Alexander Vs. Eric Schafer

Alessio Sakara Vs. Joe Vedepo

Wilson Gouveia Vs. Ryan Jensen

Joe Lauzon Vs. Kyle Bradley

Jason Brilz Vs. Brad Morris

Drew McFedries Vs. Mike Massenzio

Dan Miller Vs. Rob Kimmons

6 out of 10 = 60% win picks

Not bad, I really thought Houston Alexander would finish the fight in the first round. It was close, but Schafer just dominated on the ground.

Feel free to comment with your thoughts on the nights bouts.

Happy Anniversary to UFCFightBetting.com! That’s right, it’s been 2 years of picking fights and making some nice coin.

As a present to myself and to other UFC fans, I’ve just launched this brand new design that should be easy for anyone to follow my picks. If you’ve been here before, the old site was a mess and I will not let that happen to sparkling new site.

Some of the features include:

• more betting options
• fight betting lines (that work)
• UFC video player on side
• kick ass design by Entry5 Productions
• RSS sign up

Also, I have a few secrets up my sleeve for some improved betting options. I can’t say what they are yet (this is the internet, and everyone steals ideas) but will keep the site updated with new happenings.