"Banging against a dude who was also in the house on the opposite team. I might come out there with my Team Rampage shorts on [smiles]. Keep that thing going. Everyday that goes by, I'm learning. If anyone has a very good chance of whooping me... they shoulda done it yesterday or the day before. I'd kill myself if I fought myself that was a street fighter. There's no comparison. I mean I can eat a few hits. I don't care what he's throwing, he ain't going to knock me out. That ain't going to happen. I'm ready for this fucker, man. He beat two of my boys, man. I gotta redeem these guys by putting an ass-whooping on him. I'm not going to try and go to the ground, but if it goes there, I'll just pound him out. I know submissions, I know some ground game, but I'm old-fashioned, dude. My thing is to be knocked out or to knock the dude out. That's how I want to go out. I know the UFC fans want to see me knock this guy out. They want to see me knock somebody the fuck out. Hell, that's what I want to see. No sex, no smoking, no drinking... until after the fight [laughs]. Then we party!"  - Kimbo Slice to UFC

The battle between The Ultimate Fighter 10 boys is back. Team Rampage's Kimbo Slice will take on Team Rashad's Matt Mitrione at UFC 113 on May 8.

Even though Slice was defeated by Roy Nelson in the show's third episode, he continued to train, showing much improvement as the weeks went on. His last fight, which took place at The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale - was a shocking win over Houston Alexander, where the two circled each other for most of the fight, instead of standing and banging - as the crowd highly expected.

While Slice has improved his ground skills and is currently working at ATT, the fight will most likely stay on the feet. The famed backyard brawler is content with knocking anybody out, and has the strength to do it. However, his reach is 77 inches is four inches shorter than Mitrione's 81 inches.

Inside the house, the controversial Mitrione beat Slice's teammate Scott Junk, and then earned another victory over Marcus Jones at The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale.

At UFC 113, fans will get to see the lead up to UFC 114: "Rampage vs. Evans."

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