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Fighters give predictions for UFC 154 main event

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Who will win the Undisputed UFC Welterweight Championship at UFC 154? Georges St-Pierre or Carlos Condit? Georges St-Pierre was once known as one of the best fighters on the planet; who knows if the knee injury and 19 month layoff has changed that. While Carlos Condit has made his way to the top by beating a who’s who’s of UFC Welterweight talent to become the interim champ.

GSP is a heavy favorite coming in at -380, while Condit is a +300.

MMASucka.com took to Twitter to find out who St-Pierre and Condit’s fellow fighters thought would win the UFC 154 “St. Pierre vs. Condit” main event.

Sean McCorkle ‏@BigSexyMcCorkle – GSP via total 5 round domination
Ben Askren ‏@Benaskren – GSP I think he is just a lot better
Michael Chiesa ‏@MikeMav22 – Condit by decision, 48-47.
FRANK TRIGG ‏@FRANKTRIGG – condit decision.
Jeff Curran ‏@BigFrogBJJ – cant wait to find out. like em both. i wouldnt bet on this fight
Pete Spratt ‏@IamPeteSpratt – leaning toward Condit by decision due to GSP’s injury n layoff!
Charlie Brenneman ‏@SpaniardMMA – gsp by manning him
alan belcher ufc ‏@alanbelcherufc – GSP dec, easiest fight to pick of the year..
Ulysses Gomez ‏@uselessgomez – hard to bet against GSP
Crazy Tim Credeur ‏@TimCredeur – @CarlosCondit by White Trash Death Beating! Do it for Old Glory Carlos! Viva La Revolution!
Derek Brunson ‏@DerekBrunsonMMA – Condit 4th round tko
Fighters Picking GSP: 7
Fighters Picking Condit: 7
As you can see it’s a complete toss-up. Will we see a change in reign? Or will GSP be able to hold on to the legacy he has built? We will find out this Saturday night at UFC 154.
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