Jared Hamman is one hard nut to crack! The UFC heavyweight said he has nothing to lose in his match on Sept 15 against Kingsbury and does not feel any pressure. The fighter, who gave up football coaching in lieu for mixed martial arts, has UFC odds favoring him big time, before the match. If he wins, it will be his second victory in the UFC. However, if he loses, Hamman will most likely be dismissed from the biggest MMA organization in the world.
Hamman suffered his first-career loss at the hands of Po’ai Suganuma in April 2008. The heavyweight later on avenged his loss with a first-round TKO win the same year. The match was his last for nearly 15 months. In 2009, he sought out new management and got a contract with the UFC. His UFC debut came against Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 105 in Manchester, England. Hamman was knocked out in that match in just 41 seconds. However, the strong man that he is, Hamman came back to the winning ways by defeating Rodney Wallace at UFC 111, which earned Fight of the Night honors.
With so much on the line, Sports Betting Odds are bound to fluctuate. It will be interesting to see how Hamman manages the pressure. At the end of the match, will he have all or nothing?
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