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On June 15, in the Canadian city of Winnipeg, will be the UFC 161 main event with the most anticipated long ago, Rashad Evans vs Dan Henderson. But as a fight not only does man live, other bouts have to accompany the already mentioned and there are two that catch our attention, Roy Nelson against Stipe Miocic and Pat Barry vs. Shawn Jordan.

Four heavyweights who are at different points in his career and promise to turn the Octagon MTS Centre in this city.

Let's start with "Big Country" Nelson (20-7), coming off three straight wins, all by knockout, and all in the first assault. His victims were Dave Herman, Matt Mitrione and Cheick Congo. It is true that before these triumphs lost to Frank Mir, Fabricio Werdum and Junior dos Santos. But nobody has knocked out and his powerful hands are always your best weapon.

After two weeks of competition and an all-Spanish final Rafael Nadal has managed to win the French Open in Paris 2013 again. With this success he became the first man to win eight titles at the same Grand Slam tournament and is now considered to be the greatest clay court player of all time. After a 7-month injury lay-off he has come back in good shape.

Against the expectations of Novak Djokovic who desperately wanted to complete his collection of major titles this year. Djokovic had to give up his dream after having lost a hard five-set match against his rival Nadal in the semi-finals. The other Spanish player David Ferrer who made it to the finals has not lost a single set before but was finally beaten by Nadal in three straight sets (6:3, 6:2, 6:3).

Another remarkable story of the 2013 French Open was the unexpected early exit of Roger Federer who was kicked out by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarterfinals. Even with the Sky Poker Bonus Code no one would have assumed this outcome.

The Spanish turned the scoring against the Portuguese Joao Sousa, and won 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 in 2 hours 36 minutes of play, in a match of the second round of Roland Garros. They will now see another Spanish, David Ferrer, who beat compatriot Albert Montanes 6-2, 6-1, 6-3.

In the third instance, the winner will play against another Spanish and one of the favorites to win the event, David Ferrer (N.4), who little earlier eliminated another Spanish, Albert Montanes, 6-2, 6-1 6-3.

"I'm excited to play this game against David, one of the world's top four. I have wanted to face it. David is a player who gives nothing, and I that came without playing I have nothing to lose.'ve Played a lot of good games. for me it's a challenge, I will have to play very solid and give everything I have, "forward 'Feli' as his fellow nicknamed 'Armada'.