8-Bit MMA Poster: UFC 154
Another UFC event, another 8-Bit MMA poster for you guys. Just like Georges St-Pierre’s long lay off, 8 bit MMA posters is back from its short lay off to present UFC 154 in 8-bit style. UFC 154 takes place in Montreal, Canada where Georges St. Pierre comes back from his long injury lay off to defend his title against interim champ Carlos Condit.
The unification of the UFC welterweight championship has been long overdue and has held up the division for nearly a year. Sitting in the co-main event spot is another welterweight match up featuring Johny Hendricks and Martin Kampmann that could decide the next in line for a title shot. Fans will have to wait until the dust settle from Saturday’s UFC 154 first though.
Check out the rest of the card that will lead up to the championship fight at UFC 154.
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view)
Champ Georges St-Pierre vs. interim champ Carlos Condit (welterweight-title unification)
Johny Hendricks vs. Martin Kampmann
Tom Lawlor vs. Francis Carmont
Constantinos Philippou vs. Nick Ring
Mark Hominick vs. Pablo Garza
PRELIMINARY CARD (FX)
Patrick Cote vs. Alessio Sakara
Cyrille Diabate vs. Chad Griggs
John Makdessi vs. Sam Stout
Mark Bocek vs. Rafael dos Anjos
PRELIMINARY CARD (Facebook)
Antonio Carvalho vs. Rodrigo Damm
John Maguire vs. Matt Riddle
Azamat Gashimov vs. Ivan Menjivar
Darren Elkins vs. Steven Siler
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