UFC betting on UFC Fight Night 16 includes a welterweight bout between Mike Swick and Jonathan Goulet.
Swick has won seven of his last eight bouts in UFC and will be a tough match in Fight for the Troops betting for Jonathan Goulet.
UFC statistics show that Swick is 12-2 in his career including a decision over Josh Burkman and a win at UFC 85 against Marcus Davis. Goulet is 22-9 in his career according to UFC numbers including a win over Kuniyoshi Hironaka at UFC 83. Goulet is a UFC veteran that was thought to be on his last legs before his UFC win against Hironaka. Swick definitely looks like the better fighter in this bout and he is a deserving favorite in UFC.
Fight for the Troops betting includes 9 other bouts for the December 10th event at Fayetteville, North Carolina. The main event in UFC is a fight between Josh Koscheck and Yoshiyuki Yoshida. That bout along with Swick-Goulet will be televised on Spike TV. The three other fights in UFC that will be televised have WEC light heavyweight champion Steve Cantwell facing UFC newbie Razak Al-Hassan, lightweights Frankie Edgar vs. Matt Wiman and Tim Credeur vs. Nate Loughran.
Fight for the Troops also includes five fights on the preliminary card. Dale Hart takes on Corey Hill in UFC betting action. Steve Bruno faces Johnny Rees on the UFC odds board, Brodie Farber vs. Luigi Fioravanti, Ben Saunders vs. Brandon Wolff and Eddie Sanchez vs. Justin McCully.
Many gamblers will be looking to wager on the Koscheck vs. Yoshida bout in UFC but the Swick vs. Goulet bout should attract attention as well. Many gamblers will look to lay the money with Swick in UFC betting and that might not be a bad choice.
Fight for the Troops betting should be excellent on this 10 bout card. Take a look at all of the odds and make your UFC betting selections today and watch the fights on Spike TV.
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