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Ask anybody from the hardcore mixed martial arts fan to the guy on the corner barstool. Theyll all tell you its just about the coolest thing theyve ever seen in a cage. In the waning minutes of a title fight nearly three years ago, Anthony Pettis put his right foot on the fence, launched himself airborne and kicked Benson Henderson in the face, toppling him onto the canvas. In one sublime motion, Pettis lived every gravity-defying kinetic fantasy of every kid raised on video games, parkour and Jackie Chan movies -- and he won a championship belt, too. For the first time since Pettis landed whats now known as the Showtime Kick, hell be back in the cage with Henderson on Saturday night at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee at UFC 164. Both fighters realize their careers have been partly defined by that single moment of acrobatics, but neither fighter is thinking much about the past before a key bout for both mens futures. "Im not going to live off of it," Pettis said. "It happened. Were past it. Ive got to fight him again, and hes the champ. So even with that kick, Im still not the champ, so Ive got a lot to prove." Their long-anticipated rematch is headlining the first major card on the UFCs packed fall slate. Veteran heavyweight Frank Mir will take on Josh Barnett, who returns to the UFC after an 11-year absence, while featherweights Chad Mendes and Clay Guida also will meet. Pettis hometown crowd cant possibly expect something to top the Showtime Kick, but this bout means more than the lightweights first meeting. Henderson (18-2) is the UFCs 155-pound champion, while Pettis (16-2) is the only man to beat him in more than six years. But Pettis kick has lost none of its lustre in the time since that WEC bout in Phoenix, Hendersons hometown, in December 2010. One version of the highlight has nearly 5 million views on YouTube, and its a staple of MMA highlights packages. Even after 18 months as the UFCs lightweight champ, Henderson is still stung by his only defeat in his last 21 fights. Henderson wasnt knocked out by the kick with 65 seconds left in the final round, but it clearly swung an exciting, tight fight in favour of Pettis, who claimed the belt with a unanimous decision. "Anthony let it all out and landed a pretty cool kick," Henderson said. "And ever since, Ive been working to redeem myself. Beating up the next guy, the guy after that, beating up the guy after that, that was redeeming myself -- working past that one moment in my life." Henderson has excelled by becoming an effective points fighter, battering his opponents with flurries of less-than-fearsome strikes adding up to decision victories. Henderson hasnt stopped an opponent since April 2010, but he seized the UFC lightweight title from Frankie Edgar early last year and defended it three times -- twice by razor-thin split decisions over Edgar and Gilbert Melendez. He always knew Pettis was lurking in the background, waiting for a chance to repeat his spectacular win. The fighters are cordial and complimentary toward each other, but not friendly. "We have never sat down and discussed it," Henderson said of their last bout. "In my head, I knew that wed be facing off at some point in time again, so there wasnt a real big need for anything like that." Hendersons detractors are hoping Pettis is the antidote to the champions style. Pettis is a crowd-pleaser, with a taekwondo background and superlative striking skills. "Its not like I just won the (last) fight off of just one kick," Pettis said. "I put the work in the other rounds to be in that position. Ive got a lot to work for." Pettis might have won the lightweight belt before Henderson even got a chance to get his hands on it, if not for a debatable career choice. Unwilling to wait around for the next title shot after Edgar returned from an injury in 2011, Pettis accepted a bout against Guida, who upset him. Pettis has fought just three times since, winning twice by dramatic knockout, but also sitting out most of 2012 with injuries. Pettis would have been forced to wait even longer for his shot at Henderson, but challenger T.J. Grant pulled out of the matchup with a concussion last month. Pettis was contemplating a move down to challenge featherweight champion Jose Aldo, but he eagerly seized a second chance to take on Henderson in his hometown. "You cant blame me for trying to get a title shot," Pettis said. "Thats what its all about. Every fighter wants to be a champion, and I was right there. Ive been getting ready for a title shot since January, and its August now, so you cant blame me for trying." Vapormax Flyknit Levně . -- The Chicago Bears say they have agreed to a one-year contract with centre Roberto Garza. 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This year, however, the Winnipeg Jets have been one of the leagues best road teams and are looking to complete a perfect three-game trip tonight with their first win in Boston in 13 tries. Viewers in the Jets region can watch the game live on TSN3 at 6pm ct. or listen to the game live on TSN Radio 1290 Winnipeg, with coverage starting at 5pm ct. This Winnipeg team, however, has been a bit stronger defensively, particularly on the road. The Jets (12-9-3) are tied for the most road wins in the NHL with a 8-4-2 away mark, thanks in large part to limiting their hosts to a league-low 1.93 goals per game. Competition hasnt exactly been the stiffest in the first two games of the trip: a 4-2 win Tuesday in Columbus before Thursdays 2-1 victory over Buffalo. For coach Paul Maurice, it was another ugly road win, and hes just fine with continuing on that way. Its what were good at, Maurice said. Thats the kind of people that we have - theyre a highly competitive group and we can suffer some adversity over the course of the game and manage to survive. Bryan Little scored for a third straight game, and it came on the power play. The Jets are 3 for 7 on the trip after going 0 for 22 over their previous seven games. Theyre 5-1-0 when scoring on the advantage, but their 11.5 percent season mark is 28th in the league. Boston hasnt even been developing power-play opportunities recently with a 0-for-8 mark in five games. In goal, the Jets Ondrej Pavelec made 19 saves against Buffalo and won for the first time in six starts. Hes still got a 2.89 goals-against average in that time after beginning the season with a 1.98 through 14 games. In Boston, Pavelec is 0-6-1 with a 4.00 GAA in eight starts. That could lead Winnipeg to turn to Michael Hutchinsonn, who was originally drafted by Boston.dddddddddddd Hutchinson has seen some increased playing time lately, and he might deserve more after posting a league-best 1.07 GAA over a 4-0-1 stretch this month. Tuukka Rask didnt follow up his Vezina Trophy-winning campaign with the strongest start to the season, but hes posted a 1.51 GAA over a 2-1-1 stretch. Against the Jets, hes 8-4-0 with a 1.98 GAA. The Bruins (13-9-1) have 11 goals in seven games and two in consecutive defeats after Mondays 3-2 home overtime loss to Pittsburgh as they try to work through the ongoing absence of David Krejci. The teams points leader from a season ago has been limited to 11 games this season and has missed the last three with an undisclosed injury. He and defensemen Adam McQuaid (thumb) and Zdeno Chara (knee) remain out, but center Chris Kelly has returned to practice after missing three games with an upper-body injury. Boston is 7-4-0 with 3.18 goals per game when Krejci plays and 6-5-1 with 1.83 when hes out, but forward Brad Marchand isnt getting too down on his teams current form. I thought we had a pretty good game overall. Thats how it goes sometimes, Marchand said. Sometimes you have bad games and you win and have good games and lose. We did get one point. We want to continue to build. That could certainly happen with the Winnipeg-Atlanta franchise having dropped 12 straight in Boston while allowing the Bruins 3.92 goals per game. Jets Projected Lines Forwards Ladd-Little-Wheeler Kane-Scheifele-Byfuglien Halischuk-Perreault-Frolik Thorburn-Slater-Peluso Defence Clitsome-Bogosian Stuart-Trouba Pardy-Postma Goalies Hutchinson Pavelec Bruins Projected Lines Forwards Marchand-Bergeron-Pastmak Lucic-Soderberg-Eriksson Smith-Kelly-Griffith Paille-Campbell-Gagne Defence Seidenberg-Krug Bartkowski-Miller Morrow-Hamilton Goalies Rask Svedberg ' ' '