Paul Buentello is Back with UFC 107 Bout Versus Todd Duffee

MMAJunkie claims they've confirmed Paul Buentello's UFC return will be at UFC 107 versus Todd Duffee, the ATT heavyweight that exploded onto the scene by making quick work of Tim Hague, clobbering him into a heap for one of the UFC's fastest knockouts.

Buentello marks yet another UFC acquisition from the flames of the Affliction burnout, where he was scheduled to face Gilbert Yvel before the promotion folded.  Paul has amassed a solid 5-1 streak since he parted ways with the UFC after his win over the late Gilbert Aldana at UFC 57, defeating "Tank" Abbott, Ruben Villareal, former kickboxer Carter Williams, Gary Goodridge, and Red Devil fighter Kirill Sidelnikov.  He finished each opponent with his effective boxing except for Goodridge, and his sole loss is to Alistair Overeem, who attained the Strikeforce heavyweight title by defeating Buentello.

Although only having 5 professional MMA fights under his belt, Todd Duffee entered the UFC with a dangerous reputation.  He's destroyed all of his opponents with a vicious onslaught of punches in the first round except for MMA veteran Ausserio Silva, for who Duffee was kind enough to wait until the second round before pounding him out in Jungle Fight 11.

This is a great fight that pits a rising star against an established veteran, and the only safe prediction is that fists will be flying with malicious intentions in this fight.