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Two of the most dangerous heavyweights in the world will collide this Saturday night as former UFC champion Junior dos Santos takes on kickboxing veteran Mark Hunt in the co-main event of UFC 160 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

When the UFC bought the assets of the Pride Fighting Championships in 2007, one of those assets was Mark Hunt, a heavyweight fighter who sported a record of 5-3, with his last two fights ending in submission losses.

UFC president Dana White made it clear at the UFC 159 post-fight press conference that Mark Hunt could be next for Roy Nelson .

Of course, we know that no fighter has immunity from defeat, and even the best suffer disappointment from time to time, Jones not excepting.

Another one bites the dust for Cheick Kongo , who once again failed to win the big one at UFC 159 .

Roy Nelson scored another nice win this weekend, and now a few folks are throwing around the term title shot attached to his name.

Rarely does a UFC champ get the opportunity to lock horns with a massive underdog with a belt on the line.

UFC heavyweight Roy Nelson has become a bastion for the overweight bearded man since winning the tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter reality show.

Not only has the seven-foot-tall UFC heavyweight started training again, he's also got an eye out for his return to the Octagon.