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"They're both very tough match-ups, they're dangerous fighters and they have a lot of tools. But the better match-up for me would be Jon Fitch. That's not taking anything away from Fitch, it's just the lesser of two evils. They're both killers. Fitch isn't as much of a finisher as Thiago Alves, he's more about grinding his opponent into the ground - literally. With my jiu-jitsu, I could withstand that and do better than a lot of guys have done. Thiago's coming off a long lay-off so we'll see if that has any effect on him. I see Fitch winning it because I think he'll be busier and I see Thiago being a little rusty."
Carlos Condit has his sights set on a couple of the division's top dogs heading into his welterweight clash with Dan Hardy at UFC 120 on Spike TV this October. "The Natural Born Killer" must first arrest "The Outlaw" in London but if he's successful, would prefer to face Jon Fitch rather than Thiago Alves if the opportunity presents itself. Based on the Brazilian's penchant for vicious striking, can anyone blame him? And does a win over Hardy pair him with the loser of Fitch vs. Alves?