UFC 108 Card Confirmed; Rashad Evans Favored Over Thiago Silva

December 26, 2009
By Brian Cantor

As hopeful UFC fans eagerly anticipate a “TUF” grudge match between Rashad Evans and Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, they first must settle for Rashad Evans versus Thiago Silva. A match between two of the most dangerous light heavyweights in the world, the UFC 108 headline bout’s winner will secure his spot in line for the championship.

Also on the card: Paul Daley vs. Dustin Hazelett and Junior Dos Santos vs. Gilbert Yvel.

The complete card, with early betting odds from Pinnacle Sports, is below:

UFC 108 PPV Card
Rashad Evans (-195) vs. Thiago Silva (+175)
Dustin Hazelett (-115) vs. Paul Daley (+104)
Joe Lauzon (-265) vs. Sam Stout (+235)
Jim Miller (-405) vs. Duane Ludwig (+350)
Junior Dos Santos (-300) vs. Gilbert Yvel (+264)

UFC 108 Spike TV Card
Martin Kampmann vs. Jakob Volkmann
Cole Miller vs. Dan Lauzon

UFC 108 Preliminary Card
Steve Cantwell vs. Vladimir Matyushenko
Ryan Jensen vs. Mark Munoz
Jake Ellenberger vs. Mike Pyle
Rafaello Oliveira vs. John Gunderson

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