Luis Santos has 57 fights in the past 11 years, often fighting twice a month. His first three professional fights were on the same night and he won them all. Obviously, this was before the athletic-commission, doctor-at-ringside MMA we know now. "Sapo" is from the anything-goes days in Brazil where men were men, and head butts, punches to the spine and kicks to the balls were legal. We prefer not to know more of his personal history because "City of God" gave us nightmares. For Bellator 53, live this Saturday, Oct. 8 10/9c on MTV2, Sapo must summon his entire history of violence to defeat Ben Saunders on his road to the $100k welterweight tournament prize.
"Killa B" Saunders is a strong, tall, skinny striker--good enough to beat all but the very top tier of welterweights in the UFC. At 28 years old, his formative years were spent watching the comparatively gentlemanly bouts of modern MMA. He's fought about once every six months for seven years, trains at American Top Team, drinks protein shakes and goes to bed early in an air-conditioned suburban Florida home. Santos vs. Saunders just feels like a great "Rocky"-esque matchup.
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