One of the biggest grudge matches in UFC history is finally here, as tonight, Georges St. Pierre and Nick Diaz settle their score and so will we with our UFC 158 predictions, fight odds & betting picks!

UFC 158 takes place at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, tonight beginning at 10 PM ET on Pay-Per-View. In the main event of the evening, the UFC’s welterweight championship of the world will be on the line, as well as establishing the No.1 contender in the 170-pound division.

The Honda Center, or should I say the “Ronda Center” in Anaheim, California, will be the site, not only for the first ever women’s UFC fight, but also for the organization’s bantamweight championship of the world. Thus, we have the best UFC 157 predictions, fight odds & betting picks for this historic evening!

After a long layoff, the biggest name in the Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to recapture his glory, as UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre takes on interim title-holder, Carlos Condit.

UFC 154 takes place this Saturday night from the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, live on pay-per-view. According to UFC 154 predictions experts, GSP will enter this title-defense bout as a -300 betting line favorite over the “Natural Born Killer” who will be a +240 underdog.

Tonight, the Ultimate Fighting Championship returns to the place where it all started, Denver, Colorado, with a main event for the ages at UFC 150!

The UFC lightweight championship of the world will be on the line, as (14-2-1) Frankie “The Answer” Edgar [+155] looks to regain his title against (15-2-0) Benson “Smooth” Henderson [-185].

After a very successful weekend at UFC 148: Silva vs Sonnen 2, the Ultimate Fighting Championship is right back at it! Thus, we will bring you the best UFC on Fuel TV 4 predictions & fight odds!

The main event of tonight’s evening features two middleweight contenders looking to take a step closer to a title shot, as Mark “The Filipino Wrecking Machine” Munoz faces rising star, Chris “The All American” Weidman.

Before Chael Sonnen and Anderson Silva settle their dispute, MMA fans at the MGM Grand will get a chance to say goodbye to one of the greatest UFC champions of all-time. Forrest Griffin [-370] vs Tito Ortiz [+280] is becoming a hot item to bet on for UFC 148 picks specialists.

According to MMA oddsmakers, Griffin is a huge favorite to defeat the man formerly known as the “Huntington Beach Bad Boy.” How much of n underdog is the 5-time UFC champ?

The time for talk is over, as we are now just hours away from the biggest and most anticipated fight in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship! UFC 148 takes place on Saturday night, live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on PPV.

On the main event of the evening, things will get personal, as longtime middleweight champ and reigning pound-for-pound king, Anderson Silva [-300] takes on his biggest challenge to date in the ever-outspoken, No.1 contender, Chael Sonnen [+240].

The reigning pound-for-pound king had a score to settle, and on July 7, Anderson “The Spider” Silva [-260] has issued Chael Sonnen [+200] a promise for those making their early UFC 148 picks & betting predictions:

“I’m going to make sure that every one of his teeth are broken, his arms are broke, his legs are broke. He’s not going to be able to walk out of the Octagon by himself, I’m going to guarantee that.”

While Anderson Silva and Chael Sonnen seem to be grabbing all the attention in anticipation of their long-awaited rematch, the co-main event of the night features two UFC Hall of Famers.

In one corner, we will have one of the most decorated UFC light heavyweight champions ever, competing in his last professional fight with the company he helped build. But, after a 15-year career full of highlights and records, the man who became known as the “Huntington Beach Bay Boy”, Tito Ortiz [+240 ML] is calling it quits.

To say that UFC 148: Chael Sonnen vs Anderson Silva is the biggest rematch in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship isn’t too farfetched.

Think about this matchup as if Muhammad Ali, in his prime, had a rival who simply had his number in the ring, or perhaps imagine Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls losing in the NBA Finals… that’s the magnitude of this fight!

With Floyd Mayweather watching from his jail cell, (54-3-2, 38 KOs) Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao [1/4 or -400 ML] will try and hold serve as he takes on a young hungry lion in (28-0-0, 1 NC, 12 KOs) Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley [4/1 or +300 ML]. Pacquiao vs Bradley boxing odds & fight predictions takes place Saturday night from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, live on PPV. It appears that boxing betting oddsmakers are expecting this fight to go the distance.

It is literally one of, if not, the biggest MMA fight cards in history as far as size and talent. This Saturday night, the world’s best heavyweights will highlight a night of fights at UFC 146 live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV.

It is without question the most hyped up fight in UFC history, as for the first time ever we will see two former teammates who swore would never to fight one another step into the Octagon. Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, will be the site for UFC 145 betting predictions & fight odds, as the champion, (15-1-0) Jon “Bones” Jones [1/4 or -400] and the challenger (17-1-1) “Suga” Rashad Evans [3/1 or +300] finally get to even the score, once and for all.

The UFC interim welterweight championship of the world will be on the line Saturday night at the Mandalay Bay Resort, the site for the UFC 143 betting odds battle between former Strikeforce champion, (26-7, 1 NC) Nick Diaz [-225] and the UFC’s No.1 title contender (17-5) Carlos Condit [+175].

The night everyone has been waiting for is finally here, as The Ultimate Fighting Championship will close out 2011 with a bang… a huge band, I might add! With an opportunity to fight reigning UFC heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos in 2012, former UFC champion Brock Lesnar [+120] and ex-Strikeforce title-holder, Alistair Overeem [-150] will light up the MGM Grand Garden Arena in tonight’s UFC 141!

This is literally the biggest fight in UFC history, as 6’3” 280-pound former UFC champion (5-2-0) Brock Lesnar [+130] welcomes 6’5” 260-pound ex-Strikeforce/K-1 title holder (35-11-0, 1 NC) Alistair Overeem [-160] to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Lesnar vs Overeem UFC odds makers believe that “The Reem” will end Lesnar’s chances of recapturing the UFC heavyweight championship belt, but I wouldn’t bet on that quite yet.

Former UFC champion Brock Lesnar (5-2, 2 KO’s, 2 Subs) will face the former Strikeforce champion Alistair Overeem (36-11, 15 KO’s, 19 Subs) in this weekend's UFC betting lines heavyweight fight that will set up a matchup between the winner and Junior Dos Santos and the fight picks UFC heavyweight crown. Lesnar has only 7 MMA fights, two of which are losses and he impressed the viewers with a fierce attack that was reminiscent of the early days in MMA fighting when contestants traded blows until only one of them were left standing.

The Walter E. Convention Center in Washington, DC, will be the site for a great super-lightweight championship battle between the fight predictions favorite (26-1-0, 18 KO) Amir “King” Khan [-1100] taking on a very dangerous opponent in (29-1-1, 15 KO) Lamont “Havoc” Peterson [+600]. This contest will be for IBF & WBA Super World titles.

The World’s Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, New York will filled to capacity with Boricua fans looking to see (36-2-0, 29 KOs) Miguel “Junito” Cotto [-225] even the score with his arch-nemesis, (38-7-0, 1 NC, 27 KOs) Antonio “The Express Train” Margarito [+175]. This much anticipated bout is scheduled to get underway tonight just before midnight, live on pay-per-view.

The last time these guys faced each other, (36-2-0, 29 KO) Miguel Angel “Junito” Cotto was the undefeated WBA welterweight champ and (38-7-0, 1 NC, 27 KO) Antonio “The Express Train” Margarito wasn’t known as a cheater and a fraud! This Saturday night, December 3rd 2011, these old rivals will meet at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, New York, to determine the WBA Super World Light Middleweight Championship Cotto vs Margarito betting odds.

The UFC 140 betting odds are seeing a lot of action in anticipation of the pay-per-view broadcast which is scheduled for December 10th at 9:00pm ET. The event will take place at Toronto’s Air Canada Centre, and despite the fact that the fight will be in Canada; the event has a predominant America vs. Brazil vibe. The three headlining matches on the undercard feature famous Brazilian fighters, all of whom will be going up against American challengers.

Before coming to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, guys like two-divisional title holder, (28-8-0) Dan “Hendo” Henderson [+110] and Grand Prix champion, (20-5-0) Mauricio “Shogun” Rua [-140] built quite a resume fighting overseas in PRIDE. But unlike fighters like Wanderlei Silva, Mirko Cro Cop, and many others who have not been able to duplicate the success the once had in the defunct organization here in America, Rua and Henderson have transitioned just fine.

Just when you thought you had seen the best MMA fight card of the year at UFC 136, here comes UFC 137, an event that could possibly blow that one out of the water! The main event promises to be one for the ages, as the best welterweight ever, UFC title-holder, (22-2-0) Georges “Rush” St-Pierre [1/5 (-500 ML)] continues to make a push for the top spot in the pound-for-pound rankings by taking out No.1 contender, (27-5-0) Carlos “Natural Born Killer” Condit [7/2 (+350 ML)].

There are so many mixed feelings and emotions when making boxing predictions for the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Victor Ortiz fight on Saturday Night at the MGM Grand and if you are not in Las Vegas, the only place to catch it is on HBO’s Pay-Per-View programming. ‘Vicious’ Victor Ortiz has been very confident coming into this bout, but Money Mayweather doesn’t seem to give a care. Mayweather and his team are publicly calling Ortiz a tune-up, which can’t be sitting well with the 24 year-old Mexican Contender from Ventura, California.

UFC 133 may not be the most glamorous fight card that Dana White has ever produced, but UFC picks experts nailed it right on the head when they made Rashad Evans the favorite for Saturday night’s fight. After escaping from an early second round guillotine attempt, Evans gave Ortiz a taste of his own ground-and-pound medicine and it was only a matter of time. After Ortiz was hit with a crippling knee to the midsection, Evans mounted him right away and secured the technical knockout (TKO) victory at 4:48 of round two.