UFC betting should be intense as Tim Credeur faces Nate Loughran in UFC Fight Night 16 – Fight for the Troops betting. Credeur was on last year’s Ultimate Fighter and has already proven he can handle the UFC with a win at Fight Night 14. Loughran also made his debut at Fight Night 14 and remained unbeaten in his career.
UFC statistics show that Loughran is 9-0 in his career and 1-0 in UFC action. Every win by Loughran except for one came by submission so that may be the case in this UFC bout. UFC betting stats show that Loughran is a two-time All-American wrestler who also has a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu blue belt. Credeur has an overall record of 10-2 and he is 1-0 in the UFC. He defeated Cale Yarbrough in UFC betting in his previous UFC fight.
The Credeur-Loughran bout in UFC is part of an overall 10 bout card in Fight for the Troops betting. UFC on this event gets underway on December 10th. The bouts on the Fight for the Troops betting card will be held at the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The headline bout on this UFC card is the fight between Josh Koscheck and Yoshiyuki Yoshida. Also part of the TV portion on Spike TV in UFC will be Jonathan Goulet vs. Mike Swick, Steve Cantwell vs. Razak Al-Hassan, and lightweights Frankie Edgar taking on Matt Wiman.
The preliminary part of this UFC card has Brodie Farber facing Luigi Fioravanti, Steve Bruno against Johnny Rees, Ben Saunders vs. Brandon Wolff, Dale Hartt vs. Corey Hill and Eddie Sanchez vs. Justin McCully.
Fight for the Troops betting should be excellent on this ten bout card. The televised portion of the card can be seen on Spike TV. UFC will be highlighted by the Koscheck vs. Yoshida fight but the Credeur-Loughran fight should attract some good attention as well. Take a look at all of the odds on UFC Fight Night 16 and make your wagers today.
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