It’s been a long time coming for Grant Dawson to finally get his main event opportunity. With an impressive 20-1-1 record, people have been waiting to see Dawson tested against some of the names that the lightweight division has to offer. He gets his wish this weekend!
The younger brother of Kamaru, Mohammed is looking to carve a path of his own in the UFC as he has started out 2-0 thus far after winning The Ultimate Fighter.
Will the mean striking approach of Fiziev break through? Or will Gamrot successfully wear on his foe and give us another classic Gamrot performance? Read on to see how these elite lightweights match up and how we can look to extract some cash from this matchup.
Coming off a 16-month layoff, Cortez returns to stake her claim in the flyweight division.
There has been a total of nine times that Bruce Buffer has announced “And New” this year. Last week’s upset by Strickland of Adesanya was not even the biggest one, odds-wise, in a title fight this year. Those honors are reserved for the fight that is being rematched this weekend.
There probably won’t ever be another fighter who had to face as many killers on the regional scene before finally making their debut like Mariscal.
Will Adesanya’s technical striking be the difference maker? Or will Strikland put his classic pressure style to use and break the champion? Read on to see how these middleweights match up and who leaves Sydney as the UFC middleweight champion.
The UFC is on the road for this week’s fight night card. The Accor Arena in Paris, France, will host the UFC and their hometown fighter, Ciryl Gane, as he takes on Serghei Spivac in a heavyweight contender bout.
Volkan Oezdemir has an experience advantage in this matchup with Bogdan Guskov. Guskov is making his UFC debut, and Oezdemir has been fighting top-10 contenders in the light heavyweight division.