Evans by decision.

Alexander by violence.

Parisyan by decision.

Fisher by TKO.

Tidbits
Evans is a slow starter and the first round is the only time where Bisping might get a chance to T/KO him.

Alexander still has to prove that he can last three rounds and do well on the ground. Alexander planned to take a break from fighting but signed up for this fight at the last minute, so his cardio is even more susceptible right now.

Smart money and cage experience says that Parisyan is going to win, but Chonan has been training with Team Quest with a far stronger Judoka (Sokoudjou) and has a solid chin so this match can be a potential upset. Striking shouldn't play a big part in this match as Parisyan's striking is sloppy and Chonan is OK at dodging/evading bombs but always leaves his chin open. The only way I'd imagine Chonan winning is through randomness (a la Flying Scissor Heel Hook or the like) or catching Parisyan in one of his sloppy haymakers. Otherwise, it's going to be a decision victory for Parisyan.

 

Parisyan ALWAYS wins by decision. He rarely finishes a fight. I don know if I'm even going to buy this card. May try to catch it free online. No fights I'm really looking forward to

 

At least he always pushes the pace in those matches and he's considered insanely hard to finish off.

If he worked on his striking I'd place in top five easily.

 

only fights that really interest me is chonan's, gono's and alexander. this is a sub-par card. shouldve been a free ufc fight night on spike.

 

next decent card they're gonna have i think is the one in jan. w/ bj penn.

 

evans decision
alexander tko
pariysan by decision although i want chonan to beat his ass cause he talks to much
edgar decision

 

hope dj gozma shows up

 

pretty weak card, I'll catch the replay.

 

True. I think he still deserves his title shot that he lost when he got hurt. I place him in the top 5 but he hasnt really beat anybody of worth lately.
I'm with this dude

 

Like I said...