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Watch UFC 133 Live Streaming Evans Vs Ortiz Live Stream Online. The injury-plagued UFC 133 card has finally arrived and will be broadcast tomorrow night live on pay-per-view Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Penn. The map will have been two fights Rashad Evans vs title Jon Jones and Chad Mendes vs Jose Aldo now offers two of these fighters, but against different opponents and no belt at stake. But there were many good fights on the card, and a series of fights could have a significant impact in their respective divisions. This is what we have on tap for tomorrow night:

Tito Ortiz vs. Rashad Evans (Light Heavyweight)

It's amazing the difference that can win in the career of a fighter. Ryan Bader, beating last month 132 in the UFC, Tito Ortiz extended his career not only has given new life as a competitor. If he can pull an upset against Rashad Evans in a return on Saturday night, which is an opportunity for discussion if possible, a completely incomprehensible as late as the afternoon of July 2.

Although Marble is a fight rematch four years ago, there are a couple of very big differences this time. To begin with, Ortiz has had numerous surgeries last year, questions about back and neck. Problems in these areas are constantly held him and kept him out of action, even though he was still fighting at a high level.

History Ortiz over the last five years, is that even though he was losing, it was almost always the best of the best division, and was not a horrible fashion. Sure, he looked very bad last round of the rematch with Forrest Griffin and Matt Hamill was carved, but most everything was right did not win the battle for the period 2006-2010.

But while Ortiz still can be competitive in all these struggles, the questions he can duplicate Bader performance? He grabbed Bader with a right which fell by almost, then ripped a guillotine before Bader knew where he was. Is there anything he can do for Evans?

Evans is a completely different fighter than face Ortiz in 2007. At that time, it was a big step forward for the winner undefeated Ultimate Fighter when it was released to a victory over Sean Salmon. In the four years since they fought, Evans has greatly improved his striking, and mixes things up with his fight and struggle to keep opponents guessing enough, allowing it to do what he must do so in a combat.

Add to this the fact knockout win the Chuck Liddell and Forrest Griffin, and Evans will certainly speaks for itself.

That said, leaving a nearly 15 months of unemployment, not having fought since beating Quinton "Rampage" Jackson at UFC 114 in May. It is also a new field, and although it appears to be in an extraordinary way and says its new camp has been very beneficial for him, he still has that ring rust as it is to fight in the cage with an opponent with immense confidence and no pressure.

This is a dangerous martial Evans, but when it comes to how these two fighters match in 2011, Evans should have the benefit of all categories. His struggle would be enough to plant Ortiz on his back if he wants to fight for the country, his boxing and speed are better than Ortiz right now and he's just a better fighter at the time. Ortiz definitely has a way he can win this battle, but I think it's hard to take him by surprise Evans, and Evans, so I think the line gets the job done.

Prediction: Evans by unanimous decision

Vitor Belfort vs Yoshihiro Akiyama (medium)

Vitor Belfort has managed a 27 seconds and six minutes from time to cage the last two years since its return to the UFC. Finish by TKO Rich Franklin at 195 pounds. it set up for a title shot with Anderson Silva in April 2010, but injuries took him out of it, and finally get his shot in February of this year, after two other competitors had their chance to "The Spider ".

However, he found himself on the wrong end of a KO Highlight Reel in middleweight bout time for the first time in the UFC.

Yoshihiro Akiyama has not been able to make the transition from success to success in Japan in the United States and the UFC. "Sexyama" brought with him a 12-1 record with two no contests in the UFC debut in July 2009, but in three fights in the UFC only managed to win a split decision against Alan Belcher in a fight many still believe it should have been reversed.

The practitioner of judo world class, simply proved too small for the weight class, and all a very tough fighter, may simply not up to the highest level of the UFC has to offer. His loss to Chris Leben and Michael Bisping in 2010 showed each donation and drink plenty of problems, but this fight with Belfort is a totally different situation.

Belfort braking power cycle, and very good - though underused - ground game. Akiyama hope to compete for most of the fight, and be difficult to store a fighter, but is undoubtedly the Belfort fight to lose, and I do not think that happens.

Forecast: Belfort via TKO in the second round

Dennis Hallman vs Brian Ebersole (welterweight)

This battle was the loss of Rich Franklin against Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, because he had preliminary contract card of the night.

Both fighters have long-term veterans with a book of ridiculous, but received much more visibility in the United States. Ebersol by surprise in February, a good performance against Chris Lytle that eventually earned him the decision in his debut UFC, but 47-14-1 (1) hunting is also taking on an opponent who had the surgery knee just weeks before the fight.

Hallman is 2-1 since returning to the UFC in 2009, although it was not for a blow last minute John Howard, it would be 3-0 in this sequence. A veteran of the sport since 1997, Hallman has a very long and impressive record of his own, a record that includes two wins against Matt Hughes.

Hallman has the skills to control the pace of this fight, and throw Ebersole wheel may come into play during combat, I like Hallman in this game.

Prediction: Hallman by unanimous decision

Jorge Rivera vs. Constantinos Philippou (Medium Series)

Rivera lost a battle with Alessio Sakara for the third time since coming Sakara injured last week and now this card is left with a battle far worse on the main pay-per-view portion of the event.

Philippou was defeated by a decision of his only fight in the UFC so far, a fight with Nick Catone at UFC 128. Now, in the short term, it takes a long time veteran and a fighter Rivera skills.

Rivera is striking is the fundamental difference in this fight, and I think Philippou chores quickly to get a nod.

Prediction: Rivera via unanimous decision

Rory MacDonald vs. Mike Pyle (welterweight)

This is probably the best fight on this card. The MacDonald 22 years has something to prove Pyle greater, which is not a springboard, but as an obstacle on the road and coming fighters.

Pyle had a very good race UFC, winning four of six, the last three straight. His decision win over John Hathaway and later Ricardo Almeida revealed he may have to set the tone and dictate the tempo of a game. If it can stimulate MacDonald in his game, he can certainly put an end to the exaggeration of MacDonald.

Despite his age, MacDonald should be able to make improvements, and has made strides in working with UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre. He is a phenomenal talent, and this is a huge, huge fight for him.

I like what we saw out of MacDonald and I think that working with GSP only help accelerate the learning curve along. After an impressive performance against Nate Diaz, I aim to follow up on Saturday night Pyle.

Prediction: MacDonald by unanimous decision

Matt Hamill vs. Alexander Gustafsson (Bandy)

Matt Hamill is clearly better, and a fighter, but it is exactly the kind of style, Gustafsson was preparing for his opponent original Vladimir Matyushenko. He has some amazing fighter, which has been hitting better wrestler Matyushenko, and Gustafsson is prepared.

On the other hand Hamill took this fight on three weeks notice against a dangerous young fighter with an amazing capacity vicious and submission. Even if it is coming off a loss Rampage Jackson's decision, this is perhaps even more dangerous to fight him.

I think Hamill is going to have a very hard in this fight on short notice, and Gustafsson is the ability to put the break-out performance in Spike TV.

Prediction: Gustafsson in the second round by TKO

Chad Mendes vs Rani Yahya (featherweight)

Chad Mendes gave a final opportunity for the featherweight championship in the cage, and has a veteran rival Yahya hard to overcome to keep in line for the next shot after Kenny Florian.

Yahya wants to play the spoiler, and a second meeting since a right shocking Mike Brown in January, and received the Jiu Jitsu game gives Mendes bit of a problem in the country.

However, besides being a power house fighter weight class, beating Mendes continues to improve, and will be another advantage for him in this fight. Yahya is a resistance fighter, however, and will be very difficult to finish, but Mendes to take.

Prediction: Mendes unanimous decision

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