Simple plan: Che Mills ready to beat Rory MacDonald and shock the world at UFC 145

If you don't know who Che Mills is yet, the British banger guarantees you will on Sunday morning.

That's because he has a "Beautiful" gameplan for Rory MacDonald on the main card of the UFC 145: "Jones vs. Evans" pay-per-view (PPV) event, which goes down tomorrow night (April 21, 2012) at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

"Beautiful" in its simplicity.

Mills made his Octagon debut in style, "C-Murdering" Chris Cope at the UFC 138: "Munoz vs. Leben" event in Birmingham, England. It was the fifth straight win for the Trojan Freefighter and upsetting MacDonald would make a serious statement in the promotion's crowded 170-pound division.

After the jump, the former Cage Rage Welterweight Champion tells Heavy.com how he plans on getting it done.

"Beating him, plain and simple, that's my plan. Like I said, not a lot of people know me. I wanna come in here and shock everyone, be recognized as a contender myself. I've trained for everything, I know he's trained for everything, so I can see it being one of those back-and-forth wars."

MacDonald is 3-1 inside the Octagon and 12-1 overall, his only loss coming at the hands of division number one contender Carlos Condit back in 2010. "Ares" is widely considered to be the next big thing at 170-pounds, but he'll need to get past Mills in "The Big Peach" to prove it.

Who ya' got?

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