He earned the Strikeforce light heavyweight title with a third-round TKO of Cavalcante but failed in his previous three opportunities to win a championship. The 41-year-old Henderson has won four straight bouts and shown no signs of slowing down after previous wins over Fedor Emelianenko, Rafael Cavalcante and Renato Sobral while fighting in Strikeforce. Not a bad way to return to the UFC for the third time, parlaying that success into another shot at the organization’s light heavyweight championship. Dan “Hendo” Henderson (+375) – Challenger & Former Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion Profile: Henderson (29-8) is a living legend of MMA, a true warrior who showed his heart and determination in winning arguably the best fight of 2011 against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua at UFC 139 last November 19. Perhaps his most impressive trait is the fact that he has stayed humble throughout his rise to the top despite being the youngest UFC champion ever. He has yet to be taken down by an opponent in his pro MMA career and does not look to have many legitimate challengers left in his division with an anticipated move to heavyweight likely coming within the next few years. The 24-year-old Jones remains a freak of nature who is almost impossible to match up with due to a monstrous 84.5-inch reach, which is the longest in the history of the UFC.

Jon “Bones” Jones (-545) – UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Profile: Jones (16-1) is fresh off a unanimous-decision victory in his third title defense against former teammate “Suga” Rashad Evans, which was seen by many as the biggest test of his young career.

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