According to heavyweight Walt Harris , exposure is never really a bad thing, especially when you’re trying to build an MMA career. Harris might have lost his UFC debut to Jared Rosholt at The Ultimate Fighter 18 Finale this past November, but he’s still fresh in the minds of fans. And that’s the start of something. “It’s a chance for me to get right back in there, being a few weeks out from the last fight,” he told MMAjunkie Radio. “People still kind of remember who I am, and I can show them exactly what I can do.” The UFC heavyweight, who’s still fairly green in his professional career, showed he is capable of putting on exciting fights when he stopped four straight opponents on the regional circuit to win a contract with the industry-leader.