UFC Betting Stevenson vs. Fisher

UFC betting fans have a lot of respect for both Joe Stevenson and Spencer Fisher and are looking forward to making a bet on UFC 104 with this excellent matchup.

Joe “Daddy” Stevenson enters UFC betting with a record of 35 wins and 10 losses. He enters bet on UFC 104 action coming off a unanimous decision win on June 20 over Nate Diaz. Prior to that UFC betting win, however, Stevenson had lost 3 out of his previous 4 bouts. Stevenson is 27 years old, 5’7” with a weight of 155 pounds and hails from Torrance, California.

He enters bet on UFC 104 action with a strong reputation for takedowns and submissions. Out of Stevenson’s 30 UFC betting wins 6 were by knockout, 14 by submission, and 10 by decision. Out of “Daddy’s” 10 UFC betting losses 1 was by knockout, 4 were by submission, and 5 were by decision. Stevenson has fought as a welterweight in addition to a lightweight in his career. Although an American, Stevenson uses what is known in UFC betting as a Brazilian style with a mix of Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling maneuvers as well.

Spencer Fisher has a career UFC betting record of 24 wins and 4 losses. He has won his last 3 consecutive appearances. In his last fight on June 13 he scored a unanimous decision victory over Caol Uno. Fisher is a 33 year old out of Bettendorf, Iowa. He stands at 5’7”and weighs 155 pounds. Fisher is known for his heart and competitiveness and combines the UFC betting skills of boxing, Muay Thai, and Jiu-Jitsu with a Brazilian flair. Fisher has won 11 out of his 23 career victories by knockout, with 8 wins by submission, and 4 wins by decisions. Of his 4 UFC betting losses just 1 was by knockout and 3 were by decision. Prior to his win over Uno he defeated Shannon Gugerty by submission on October 25, 2008 and defeated Jeremy Stephens by unanimous UFC betting decision on June 21, 2008.