Rampage Picking Up Intensity Ahead Of Title Fight With Jones

Sports betting enthusiasts from around the world are chomping at the bit to watch Rampage Jackson challenge Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Bones Jones for the title at UFC 135 this weekend. For Rampage Jackson, with two years left before he announces his retirement from the UFC betting world, putting the young arrogant champion in his place, by taking his title would be amazing. At the same time, Jones, will be looking to silence his critics, who say he only fights opponents when they are at their weakest. Here is a preview of the Light Heavyweight Main Event for UFC 135.

Up until the last 10 days, the UFC 135 card was pretty much overlooked by most MMA fans. On the one hand, the UFC had just run a successful show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil at the end of August. On the other hand, the UFC had shocked the fishing games world, by signing a deal with FOX to debut the brand to a wider audience.

Nevertheless, with less than 48 hours to go until Rampage vs. Bones for the Light Heavyweight Title, fans and experts alike, we included can’t wait for these two fighters to put their money were their mouths are. Over the last few days, Rampage has suggested that Bones has sent in spies to his training camp, to help the champion get an edge.

Furthermore, Rampage believes that Bones has yet to fight a serviceable opponent. As a result of the accusations, Bones finds himself wanting to destroy Rampage because of the personal attacks. The one that sticks out in particular to Bones is the belief that he hasn’t fought any serviceable opponents. Bones has a record of 12 and one with the only real name on his list of victories, being a rusty Shogun Rua, from which he took the title.