Clay Guida-Hatsu Hioki Added To UFC On Fox 6

[No More Sorrow]

An intriguing featherweight contest is being reported for UFC on Fox 6, as Clay Guida will take on Hatsu Hioki. The Chicago Sun Times reported the fight as being official Wednesday night.

Guida (29-13) will be making his debut after dropping down from the lightweight ranks following a pair of setbacks. He was defeated by Gray Maynard and current UFC lightweight champion Ben Henderson after stringing together four consecutive victories.


Hioki (26-5-2) is coming off a surprising loss to Ricardo Lamas that halted his potential run to a title match with Jose Aldo.


Guida, who said he wrestled at 149 pounds in college, believes that “I present a tougher challenge for him than he does for me.”


The UFC on Fox 6 event is filling up with several exciting fights, as the main event features Demetrious Johnson defending his UFC flyweight title against John Dodson. Light heavyweights Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Glover Teixeira, along with lightweights Donald Cerrone and Anthony Pettis, are also set for the evening.

They're going all out with these Fox cards. Can't wait for this fight. Could see this fight topping of the main card, which is as followed.

Demetrious Johnson vs. John Dodson
Anthony Pettis vs. Donald Cerrone
Rampage Jackson vs. Glover Teixira
Clay Guida vs. Hatsu Hioki
Erik Koch vs. Ricardo Lamas(Was originally on the TUF 16 finale, was switched today)

 

[The Cork]

Unsure what to expect from the guy nowadays, could be the Guida who had fight of the year contenders with Bendo and Sanchez, or the tactics first Greg Jackson moulded guy who stunk the place out against Maynard and Pettis.

 

[Embrace Thou Maryse]

Guida's a Jackson fighter now unfortunately...nothing wrong with tactics but when the only tactic for a 25 minute fight is to run and bounce that's terrible tactics.

 

[Deezy]

Guida was always a boring fighter, just because he played punching bag to a few fighters because of his shit striking doesn't make him exciting. The guy still constantly tries takedowns and never does anything with top position other than blind his opponents with his own blood and hair.

 

[Embrace Thou Maryse]

Guida was always a boring fighter, just because he played punching bag to a few fighters because of his shit striking doesn't make him exciting. The guy still constantly tries takedowns and never does anything with top position other than blind his opponents with his own blood and hair.

Agreed, he stays active but thats it, he's still little more than a grind out the decision wrestler.