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JDS predicts knockout vs. Carwin
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<p>After beating Roy Nelson at UFC 117 in August, Dos Santos became the #1 contender for reigning heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez's title.Then Velasquez opted for surgery on a torn rotator cuff, and Lesnar and Dos Santos were announced as coaches for TUF 13, with the winner to be named the new #1 contender.</p>
"I got a little upset about this change, but I'm happy that the UFC got another opponent for me," Dos Santos told Sherdog.com Thursday evening. "Carwin is an excellent fighter and deserves all my respect."
"His boxing skills are great," said Dos Santos of Carwin, who has secured all four of his UFC wins by first-round stoppage. "It's gonna be a great fight with tough blows from both sides. I would say that it will end by knockout."
"I want to fight. I'm in the best moment of my career and I want to make my dream of being a UFC champion come true."
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