After a quick, 47-second knockout of Ricardo Romero, James Te Huna continues to climb up the UFC light heavyweight ranks.
Easily shrugging of Romero's takedown attempts and blasting him with heavy right hands, Te Huna looked great tonight, but it's hard to get a sense for how he's truly progressed with only 47 seconds of action.
Now with a career record of 15-5 (2-2 UFC), Te Huna deserves to face some tougher competition and continue his journey up the 205lb ranks. A fight against Stanislav Nedkov, who is coming off of an upset victory over Luiz Cane, would make a lot of sense for both men.
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The pay-per-view for tonight's fights begins at 9 p.m. ET. PPV bouts include UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones vs. Quinton Jackson, Matt Hughes vs. Josh Koscheck,Takanori Gomi vs. Nate Diaz, Rob Broughton vs. Travis Browne and Mark Hunt vs. Ben Rothwell.
"Bones" Jones will be defending his title for the first time since beating Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 128. With that victory, the 24-year-old made history by becoming the youngest UFC champion.
Be sure to check out Bleacher Report for all things UFC 135. B/R is your home for MMA, from pre-fight predictions to in-fight coverage, and post-fight analysis...which you can check out at our event hub.
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