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New York, NY, January 18, 2010 - In anticipation of their world welterweight title clash at UFC 111: ST-PIERRE vs. HARDY, UFC champion Georges St-Pierre and challenger Dan Hardy will be featured on UFC Primetime®, a weekly, three part series premiering Wednesday, March 10 at 10:00 PM ET/PT on Spike TV.

UFC Primetime, produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship® (UFC®), is a look into the lives of perhaps the world’s best pound for pound fighter, St-Pierre, and Hardy, the man looking to unseat him at the top of the welterweight ladder.

As the two prepare for their meeting in late March, Spike TV will present three special weekly installments that will take viewers across the pond to Nottingham, England as Hardy trains with the rest of his Rough House team, and back to North America to Montreal to see how St-Pierre, one of the most beloved athletes in Canada, is preparing for his title defense.

UFC Primetime delivers an extraordinary amount of access to two of mixed martial arts’ best, as they head into what could be the signature fight of 2010 at UFC 111. Christopher Martello of Spike TV serves as executive in charge of production of UFC Primetime.

UFC 111 will air live on Pay-Per-View Saturday, March 27 from the Prudential Center, in Newark, NJ at 10:00 PM ET/ 7:00 PM PT.

George St. Pierre Vs. Dan Hardy Will Be UFC PrimeTimed via UFC Press Release

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This just makes GSP a bigger star…and gives Hardy a platform to pop off at the mouth…lol.

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by Kelvin Hunt on Jan 19, 2010 2:50 PM EST reply actions  

Is it me

Or is giving the star treatment to this fight a little off? Hardy may be the rightful #1 contender, but he’s not the #2 welterweight, not to mention that despite being the contender this fight isn’t very close. Building fights is important, but spending the dime on a UFC Primetime series for this doesn’t seem right.

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by -Neil- on Jan 19, 2010 3:30 PM EST reply actions  

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it’s off…You’d think they would save this for when Lesnar comes back…or Rua/Machida….

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by Kelvin Hunt on Jan 19, 2010 3:40 PM EST up reply actions  

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