Filed under: Featured Videos , News , UFC , Videos NEW YORK – Jim Miller sure seems to find himself in the right place at the right time. The 33-year-old lightweight vet has spent eight years in the UFC – no small feat on MMA’s biggest stage – and he’s found himself on some major cards. The longtime contender, who looks for his third straight win following a rough 1-4 stretch, was part of the historic UFC 100 card (where he defeated Mac Danzig ), he competed at the milestone UFC 200 show earlier this year (and scored a TKO victory over Takanori Gomi), and now the New Jersey native returns at Saturday’s mega-UFC 205 card, which marks the organization’s long-awaited New York City debut. Miller meets former welterweight title challenger Thiago Alves (21-10 MMA, 13-7 UFC), who drops to lightweight, in the featured UFC Fight Pass prelim ahead of Saturday’s pay-per-view main card, which takes place at Madison Square Garden.
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UFC 100, UFC 200 and now UFC 205? Jim Miller discusses his special place in MMA history – MMA Junkie