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The UFC is back with a stacked card of PPV action tomorrow from the Bell Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, headlined by Belal Muhammad defending his Welterweight title against Jack Della Maddalena. The official weigh-ins took place today, here are the results.

## Main Card 10 PM EST

**Welterweight Title Fight:** Belal Muhammad (170) vs. Jack Della Maddalena (170)

**Flyweight Title Fight:** Valentina Shevchenko (124) vs. Manon Fiorot (125)

**Featherweight:** Jose Aldo (143) vs. Aiemann Zahabi (142)

**Flyweight:** Alexa Grasso (126) vs. Natalia Silva (126)

**Lightweight:** Benoit Saint-Denis (156) vs. Kyle Preploec (156)

## Prelims 6:30 PM EST

**Welterweight:** Mike Malott (171) vs. Charles Radtke (171)

**Flyweight:** Jessica Andrade (126) vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius (124)

**Light Heavyweight:** Modestas Bukauskas (203) vs. Ion Cutelaba (205)

**Light Heavyweight:** Navajo Stirling (205) vs. Ivan Erslan (205)

**Middleweight:** Marc-Andre Barriault (185) vs. Bruno Silva (187)*

**Featherweight:** Daniel Santos (146) vs. Jeong Yeong Lee (146)

**Bantamweight:** Brad Katona (136) vs. Bekzat Almakhan (136)

*Fighter Missed Weight

UFC 315 Weigh-In Results

The UFC is back on PPV this weekend, headlined by a pair of title fights with Belal Muhammad defending his Welterweight title against Jack Della Maddalena and Valentina Shevchenko defending her Flyweight belt against Manon Fiorot. It all goes down from the Bell Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and I went over every fight on the card to give my predictions, including the Underdog Best Bet of the Week, so let's get into it.

**Odds provided by Duelbits accurate as of 5/7/2025**

## Belal Muhammad -208 vs. Jack Della Maddalena +165

The Welterweight title is on the line in this main event matchup. Belal Muhammad is a pressure fighter with top-tier wrestling, cardio, and solid boxing, although he lacks much finishing threat, having not dropped anyone in the UFC yet. Jack Della Maddalena is a boxer with solid combination punching and good killer instinct, but his grappling is a major concern, with him having given little resistance when facing takedown attempts from Bassil Hafez and Gilbert Burns.

This is a tough fight to call, but I'll pick JDM at these odds as he has a few key factors on his side, mainly age and finishing upside. His layoff and injury are concerning, but Muhammad has also only fought once in the last two years and is coming off an injury of his own.

Prediction: Della Maddalena by 2nd Round TKO

## Valentina Shevchkenko +112 vs. Manon Fiorot -137

This much anticipated Flyweight title fight goes down here in the co-main event. Valentina Shevchenko is a well-rounded fighting machine with a kickboxing background that shows with the speed in her kicks and a wrestling game that she used to dominate Alexa Grasso, although her age is becoming a concern with her now being thirty-seven and having been actively fighting for a very long time. Manon Fiorot has long been touted as a future champion by many, including myself, in large part due to her skillful kickboxing and incredible strength for the division, which has helped her earn wins over big names like Erin Blanchfield and Rose Namajunas.

I have always believed that Fiorot would be a champion, and I feel this is the day she does it. Her striking speed and physicality in the grappling give her an edge here over a slowing Shevchenko, which I believe she will use to take a decision win.

Prediction: Fiorot by Decision

## Jose Aldo -208 vs. Aiemann Zahabi +170

A legend returns against a veteran making a strong run at Bantamweight. Jose Aldo is a powerful and technical striker with incredible boxing and strong low kicks, although he has been held against the cage a lot in recent matchups with Merab Dvalishvili and Mario Bautista. Aiemann Zahabi is a good striker with a very sharp right hand who comes in having his last five fights, including a win over Pedro Munhoz and two first-round knockouts.

I'll go with Aldo here, as I see his strikes landing with much more impact in what will be a back-and-forth striking match.

Prediction: Aldo by Decision

## Alexa Grasso +190 vs. Natalia Silva -238

Top contenders square off at Flyweight here, just before the title is on the line. Alexa Grasso is a former champion who got there using her technical boxing skills and dangerous submission game. Natalia Silva is a slick kickboxer who comes in with six straight wins to start her UFC career, including wins over contenders Jessica Andrade and Jasmine Jasudavicius.

I like Silva to win a decision here. Her movement and speed could give Grasso trouble tracking her down to fire-off combinations as Silva picks her apart to win the minutes.

Prediction: Silva by Decision

## Benoit Saint-Denis -1111 vs. Kyle Prepolec +640

A short-notice replacement comes in to keep a fun Lightweight matchup on the card. Benoit Saint-Denis is an offense finisher with good power in his hands and a smothering grappling attack; the concern is his defense, as he is very hittable and was controlled by Renato Moicano. Kyle Prepolec begins his second UFC run here, and he is a dangerous striker coming in off three straight first-round knockout victories, although they were against lower-level opponents.

Saint-Denis should get back in the win column with a finish here, as he has a massive advantage on the ground.

Prediction: Saint-Denis by 1st Round Submission

## Marc-Andre Barriault -152 vs. Bruno Silva +123

Veteran Middleweight brawlers go head to head in this prelim matchup. Marc-Andre Barriault is a tough pressure fighter with solid boxing, although he comes in having lost three straight, with the last two being first-round knockouts. Bruno Silva is a durable striker with solid knockout power, although, with age, he has significantly slowed down.

I like Barriault in this one, as he will be the much higher-output fighter who I believe has more left in the tank.

Prediction: Barriault by Decision

## Mike Malott -196 vs. Charles Radtke +160

Finishers square off in what should be a fun one at Welterweight. Mike Malott is a strong grappler with solid striking, although I have some concerns about his durability after his late collapse against Neil Magny. Charles Radtke is a decent boxer with solid power, and he showed that when he knocked out Gilbert Urbina and Matthew Semelsberger, but he lacks much of a ground game to speak of.

I've got Malott to win by submission here, as he has a much more proven ground game, and Radtke has not faced anyone with his submission skills before.

Prediction: Malott by 1st Round Submission

## Jessica Andrade +240 vs. Jasmine Jasudavicius -313

Flyweight contenders collide in this high-stakes prelim clash. Jessica Andrade is a former champion at Strawweight, with dangerous power in her striking, although she struggles when facing strong grapplers. Jasmine Jasudavicius is a tough, high-paced grappler with good submissions and ground and pound that she uses to wear down her opponents.

I really like Jasudavicius in this matchup and believe she can get a late finish here if she uses her usual style of grappling and pace, which is a nightmare for Andrade, especially at this stage of her career.

Prediction: Jasudavicius by 3rd Round Submission

## Navajo Stirling -286 vs. Ivan Erslan +220

Prospects square off here early on the card at Light Heavyweight. Navajo Stirling is an up-and-coming striker with an undefeated record after six fights, including a UFC debut win over Tuco Tokkos. Ivan Erslan is a big puncher who comes in with a lot of first-round finishes on his record, although he often struggles when extended past the first five minutes.

I'll pick Stirling here as he is defensively responsible enough to avoid the big shot early, which means he will likely take over in the later rounds.

Prediction: Stirling by 3rd Round TKO

## Modestas Bukauskas -110 vs. Ion Cutelaba -111

Exciting Light Heavyweight finishers go head to head in this must-see matchup. Modestas Bukauskas is a solid kickboxer who has won four of his five fights since returning to the UFC, including two straight finishes. Ion Cutelaba is an ultra-aggressive finisher with big power in his wild boxing and a surprisingly technical grappling attack that he used to finish Ibo Aslan in the first round of his last fight.

I lean towards Cutelaba as he is the more dangerous striker with the grappling upside.

Prediction: Cutelaba by 1st Round KO

## Daniel Santos +101 vs. Jeong Yeong Lee -123

Short-notice replacement steps in to save a fight here at Featherweight. Daniel Santos is an all-action fighter, as you would expect with him coming from the Chute Boxe gym in Brazil. Jeong Yeong Lee is a tough brawler willing to stand and trade, but he also showed some decent grappling skills in his win over Blake Bilder.

I'll go with Santos in this one as I feel he is the more dangerous of the two in a fight where both men will be landing.

Prediction: Santos by 2nd Round TKO

## Brad Katona +139 vs. Bekzat Almakhan -172

Bantamweights are looking to move up through the deep division clash in this one. Brad Katona remains the only two-time winner of The Ultimate Fighter, but now he is a veteran with a well-rounded game. Bekzat Almakhan returns from a long layoff here following his short-notice bout, where he gave Umar Nurmagomedov an early scare with a good right hand before being outwrestled to a decision loss. 

I've got Katona in this one, as he is the much more experienced and well-rounded fighter with durability that I trust, as he has never been finished. With that, Brad Katona MoneyLine is this week's Underdog Best Bet of the Week.

Prediction: Katona by Decision (Best Bet)

UFC 315 Odds Breakdown

The UFC is back tomorrow, headlined by top Bantamweight contenders Cory Sandhagen and Deiveson Figueiredo going head to head from the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. The official weigh-ins took place today; here are the results.

## Main Card 10 PM EST

**Bantamweight:** Cory Sandhagen (135) vs. Deiveson Figueiredo (135)

**Middleweight:** Reinier de Ridder (185.5) vs. Bo Nickal (185.5)

**Welterweight:** Santiago Ponzinibbio (170) vs. Daniel Rodriguez (170.5)

**Bantamweight:** Montel Jackson (136) vs. Daniel Marcos (135.5)

**Bantamweight:** Cameron Smotherman (135.5) vs. Serhiy Sidey (135.5)

**Lightweight:** Jeremy Stephens (155) vs. Mason Jones (155.5)

## Prelims 7 PM EST

**Bantamweight:** Yana Santos (136) vs. Miesha Tate (135.5)

**Middleweight:** Azamat Bekoev (185.5) vs. Ryan Loder (185.5)

**Strawweight:** Marina Rodriguez (115.5) vs. Gillian Robertson (115.5)

**Bantamweight:** Gaston Bolanos (135.5) vs. Quang Le (135.5)

**Heavyweight:** Don'Tale Mayes (259) vs. Thomas Petersen (250)

**Flyweight:** Juliana Miller (126) vs. Ivana Petrovic (125.5)

UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen vs. Figueiredo Weigh-In Results

The UFC keeps rolling this weekend with another action-packed card headlined by a matchup of Bantamweight contenders, with Cory Sandhagen taking on former Flyweight Champion Deievson Figueiredo in the main event from the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. I went over that fight and every matchup on the card to give my predictions and the Underdog Best Bet of the Week, so let's get into it.

**Odds provided by DuelBits accurate as of 5/1/2025**

## Cory Sandhagen -526 vs. Deiveson Figueiredo +380

Two top-five contenders are looking to get their shot at the Bantamweight belt clash here. Cory Sandhagen is a very technical fighter with a well-rounded attack that includes diverse striking and solid offensive wrestling while being durable and tough to grapple with his length. Deiveson Figueiredo is a violent finisher with big power that he showed off by dropping Marlon Vera in his last win, but his ground game is not to be slept on as he holds submission wins over Alex Perez and Cody Garbrandt.

I like Sandhagen to win a decision as he is the younger, longer fighter and is durable enough to take Figueiredo's best shots and return with a higher volume.

Prediction: Sandhagen by Decision

## Reinier de Ridder +255 vs. Bo Nickal -333

It's a grappler's dream in this Middleweight co-main event. Reinier de Ridder looks to continue his UFC run here after earning submission wins against Kevin Holland and Gerald Meerschaert in his first two fights with the promotion. Bo Nickal faces yet another test here as one of the biggest prospects in MMA history with his impressive wrestling credentials and fast rise to the rankings, partly due to a quickly developed striking game but primarily because of the dominant ground game he is known for.

I lean towards Nickal here. He has the wrestling to dictate where this fight takes place, and I believe he will hold striking and cardio advantages.

Prediction: Nickal by Decision

## Santiago Ponzinibbio -112 vs. Daniel Rodriguez -109

Veterans strikers square off here in this Welterweight matchup. Santiago Ponzinibbio is a dangerous kickboxer coming off a knockout win against Carlston Harris, where he showed yet again that his power carries late in fights. Daniel Rodriguez is a tough boxer with decent power, although he has clearly slowed down with his age.

I'll go with Rodriguez here as he is the more durable guy in what will be a close striking match where both men land. 

Prediction: Rodriguez by 3rd Round TKO

## Montel Jackson -208 vs. Daniel Marcos +165

Bantamweights looking to work their way into the rankings of this deep division go head-to-head in this one. Montel Jackson is huge for the weight class and carries the power that comes with that, as he showed in his quick knockout wins against Da'Mon Blackshear and Rani Yahya. Daniel Marcos is an undefeated striker with good boxing and low kicks, although his volume leaves some to be desired.

I like Jackson in this one as he is the longer and more powerful guy with a more well-rounded game.

Prediction: Jackson by Decision

## Cameron Smotherman +111 vs. Serhiy Sidey -135

Rising Bantamweight prospects look to make a name for themselves here. Cameron Smotherman returns here after an impressive short-notice debut where he showed his high-volume striking skills, winning all three rounds as a big underdog to Jake Hadley. Serhiy Sidey is a tall and long guy for the weight who carries solid power and has proven he can keep a high pace in tough fights like he did against Ramon Taveras and Garrett Armfield.

I'll go with Sidey here as I see him using his reach to land on Smotherman frequently and he has shown he is very durable and willing to try and mix in grappling.

Prediction: Sidey by 1st Round TKO

## Jeremy Stephens +400 vs. Mason Jones -556

Two Lightweights returning to the UFC collide here in this fun matchup. Jeremy Stephens is back in the UFC for his hometown show here, and his age is an obvious concern, but he remains the dangerous striker that we have seen compete in bare-knuckle fights and boxing over the last few years. Mason Jones earned his way back into the promotion with a four-fight win streak after a tough first stint where he showed lots of promise in wars against Mike Davis and David Onama, but he was cut after a loss to Ludovit Klein.

Jones should handle business here as he is much younger, more well-rounded, and more durable than Stephens. 

Prediction: Jones by Decision

## Yana Santos +120 vs. Miesha Tate -147

Veteran Bantamweights looking to make a final push to the title square off here. Yana Santos is a well-rounded and experienced fighter with solid volume striking and clinch work. Miesha Tate is a former champion with a strong ground game, although she has not been active in recent years, having last fought in December of 2023.

I lean towards Santos only because she is the slight underdog in a tough-to-predict matchup where she has both fought and won more recently.

Prediction: Santos by Decision

## Azamat Bekoev -400 vs. Ryan Loder +300

Middleweights looking to establish themselves as real threats to the division face off in this one. Azamat Bekoev looks to build off a strong debut win here after getting a first-round knockout where he showed his finishing skills translate well to this level. Ryan Loder makes his debut here after winning The Ultimate Fighter with a run that showcased his wrestling game and some basic striking skills.

At these odds, it's tough, but I'll still pick Bekoev as he is the more dangerous and experienced fighter.

Prediction: Bekoev by 2nd Round TKO

## Marina Rodriguez +240 vs. Gillian Robertson -313

Clash of styles here in this matchup of Strawweight contenders. Marina Rodriguez is a high-volume kickboxer who has proven she is one of the most skilled strikers in the division, although her ground game has given her trouble as she has been held down in losses to Virna Jandiroba and Iasmin Lucindo. Gillian Robertson is a very skilled grappler who has been on a good run since moving down to this weight class, including three straight wins.

This is a good matchup for Robertson to get her ground game going early, as that is where she has had success, and Rodriguez has struggled.

Prediction: Robertson by 3rd Round Submission

## Gaston Bolanos -143 vs. Quang Le +117

This is a fun matchup of exciting Bantamweights here on the prelims. Gaston Bolanos is a solid striker who puts combinations together well and keeps a good pace over three rounds. Quang Le is an aggressive finisher with a solid ground game, although he tends to brawl on the feet and gets hit a lot as a result.

I like Le here because he can keep the striking competitive or even hurt Bolanos as Cortavious Romious did and has a clear advantage in the grappling. With that, Quang Le MoneyLine is this week's Underdog Best Bet of the Week!

Prediction: Le by 2nd Round Submission (Best Bet)

## Don'Tale Mayes +200 vs. Thomas Petersen -256

Heavyweights square off here, each looking to bounce back from tough losses. Don'Tale Mayes is a big and athletic guy for the division, although he doesn't throw strikes with much thought behind them. Thomas Petersen is a solid grappler with decent boxing skills, although he is very hittable and relies on his toughness too often.

I'll pick Petersen here, as he is the better grappler with better cardio, and I wouldn't be surprised if he won the striking as well.

Prediction: Petersen by Decision

## Juliana Miller +190 vs. Ivana Petrovic -238

Flyweight finishers look to return to the win column as they square off to open the card here. Juliana Miller returns from a long layoff here after a tough start to her UFC run, following her winning season of The Ultimate Fighter with her aggressive, high-paced style. Ivana Petrovic is a strong grappler with good submission skills and cardio, which has helped her earn three finishes in the third round or later.

I lean towards Petrovic here as she has been more active and much more experienced.

Prediction: Petrovic by Decision

UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen vs. Figueiredo Odds Breakdown

The PFL continues its 2025 World Tournament with PFL 4: Davis vs. Wilkinson, taking place this tonight, May 1, at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando. This event features the final bracket of quarterfinal matchups in the Light-Heavyweight and Heavyweight divisions. The main event see's former Bellator Champion Phil Davis take on 2022 PFL Tournament winner Rob Wilkinson in the LHW division.

## Main Event: Phil Davis vs. Rob Wilkinson (Light-Heavyweight Quarterfinal)

Bellator veteran Phil Davis (24-7, 1 NC) makes his PFL debut, having not fought since 2023 where he lost a split-decision to Corey Anderson at Bellator 297. Davis has never been finished in his 32-fight professional career, and looks to add Wilkinson to his resume. Rob Wilkinson (19-3, 1 NC)  is looking to bounce back after a loss in the 2024 playoffs. "Razor" is recognized for his aggressive striking and has secured 14 first-round stoppages in his career, and just four of his 23 fights have gone the distance.

## Co-Main Event: Valentin Moldavsky vs. Sergey Bilostenniy (Heavyweight Quarterfinal)

Former Bellator Interim Heavyweight Champion Valentin Moldavsky (13-4, 1-1 PFL) enters the tournament for a second time aiming secure a spot in the semi-finals. Trained under Fedor Emelianenko, Moldavsky is known for his sambo-based grappling. He faces Sergey Bilostenniy (13-3, 2-0 PFL), a rising prospect who is coming off a heel-hook submission victory over Tyrell Fortune. Bilostenniy is the slight underdog, so the time is now for him to prove he can hang with the best in the PFL.

## Antônio Carlos Júnior vs. Karl Moore (Light Heavyweight Quarterfinal)

2021 PFL Light Heavyweight Champion Antônio Carlos Júnior (16-6, 2 NC) returns to the SmartCage with aspirations of reclaiming winning his second tournament. A Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist, Carlos Júnior has twelve submissions in his sixteen wins. He faces Karl Moore (12-3), a former Bellator title challenger making his PFL debut. Moore brings a well-rounded skill set and aims to leverage his striking and grappling to overcome the former champion.

## Karl Albrektsson vs. Simeon Powell (Light Heavyweight Quarterfinal)

Swedish fighter Karl Albrektsson (14-6) steps into the PFL arena, bringing experience from his time in Bellator and RIZIN. Albrektsson looks to make an impact in his PFL debut by bouncing back from his loss to Chuck Campbell. He faces England's Simeon Powell (10-1, 5-1 PFL), a rising prospect in the PFL shone PFL Europe. Powell is a dangerous striker who will look to capitalise on the feet against Albrektsson, and is the moderate favorite the win the matchup.

PFL 4: Davis vs. Wilkinson takes place on Thursday, May 1, at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando. The preliminary card airs live on ESPN+ at 7:30 p.m. ET, followed by the main card on ESPN2 and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET.

PFL 4: Davis vs. Wilkinson Preview

The 2025 PFL World Championship continues with **PFL 4: Davis vs. Wilkinson**, as the Light Heavyweights and Heavyweights take center stage. The fighters hit the scales ahead of Thursday’s event in Orlando, with each bout part of the tournament quarterfinals. Full weigh-in results below.

## Main Card

**Light Heavyweight:** Phil Davis (**206 lbs**) vs. Rob Wilkinson (**206 lbs**)

**Heavyweight:** Valentin Moldavsky (**236.8 lbs**) vs. Sergey Bilostenniy (**240.8 lbs**)

**Light Heavyweight:** Antônio Carlos Júnior (**205.6 lbs**) vs. Karl Moore (**205.8 lbs**)

**Light Heavyweight:** Karl Albrektsson (**204.8 lbs**) vs. Simeon Powell (**206 lbs**)

## Prelims

**Heavyweight:** Alexander Romanov (**264.2 lbs**) vs. Timothy Johnson (**264.6 lbs**)

**Heavyweight:** Karl Williams (**259 lbs**) vs. Oleg Popov (**249.2 lbs**)

**Light Heavyweight:** Sullivan Cauley (**205.6 lbs**) vs. Marcelo Nunes (**? lbs**)

**Heavyweight:** Rodrigo Nascimento (**256.6 lbs**) vs. Abraham Bably (**248.4 lbs**)

**Light Heavyweight:** Alex Polizzi (**204.2 lbs**) vs. Rafael Xavier (**205.2 lbs**)

PFL 4: Davis vs. Wilkinson Weigh-In Results

Despite some tense moments late in the final round, Ian Machado Garry survived and won a unanimous decision against Carlos Prates in the Welterweight main event from T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

## Result: Ian Machado Garry def. Carlos Prates via Unanimous Decision (48-47, 48-47, 49-46)

It seemed as though Garry was heading towards a dominant victory after the first three rounds when he landed a much higher volume of strikes and was ahead. That is when Prates began to land some big shots and make things competitive through the fourth and into the final round. From early on in the fifth round, it was clear Garry was desperate to grapple as Prates was hurting him on the feet. He landed some significant ground and pound, although the clock struck zero before he could find a finish.

What did you think of Garry's performance? Let us know in the comments.

Ian Garry Surives Late Scare to Win Decision Over Carlos Prates at UFC Kansas City

Today, Dana White broke the news that former Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman will return against Joaquin Buckley in a main event matchup. This fight is scheduled for June 14th at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

## Announcement: Kamaru Usman vs. Joaquin Buckley Welterweight Main Event

This will be the first time we see Kamaru Usman in the cage since his short notice Middleweight fight with Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 294, where he lost a majority decision. Joaquin Buckley will get his second straight main event here after beating Colby Covington by doctor stoppage late last year in Tampa.

Who are you picking in this pivotal Welterweight clash? Let us know in the comments below.

Kamaru Usman Returns for Main Event Against Joaquin Buckley at UFC Atlanta

Dustin Poirier officially announced that his next and final fight will be against a two-time former opponent in the current BMF Champion, Max Holloway, at the UNO Dome in New Orleans, Louisiana. This fight will be the main event for UFC 318 on July 19th.

## Announcement: Dustin Poirier vs. Max Holloway Lightweight BMF Title Fight

This will be the first time we see Poirier since his epic battle with Islam Makhachev back at UFC 302, where he eventually was submitted in the fifth round. For Max Holloway, this will be his first fight since his knockout loss to Ilia Topuria at UFC 308, although his last Lightweight fight was his knockout of-the-year win against Justin Gaethje at UFC 300.

Who are you taking in this incredible Lightweight trilogy fight? Let us know in the comments.

Dustin Poirier vs. Max Holloway 3 for BMF Title Set to Headlined UFC 318

The UFC is back from the week away tomorrow, headlined by rising Welterweight contenders Ian Machado Garry and Carlos Prates going head to head from the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri. The official weigh-ins took place today; here are the results.

## Main Card 9 PM EST

**Welterweight:** Ian Machado Garry (171) vs. Carlos Prates (171)

**Light Heavyweight:** Anthony Smith (206) vs. Mingyang Zhang (206)

**Featherweight:** Giga Chikadze (147)* vs. David Onama (146)

**Middleweight:** Michel Pereira (186) vs. Abus Magomedov (185.5)

**Welterweight:** Randy Brown (171) vs. Nicolas Dalby (171)

**Middleweight:** Ikram Aliskerov (185.5) vs. Andre Muniz (185)

## Prelims 6 PM EST

**Flyweight:** Matt Schnell (126) vs. Jimmy Flick (126)

**Lightweight:** Evan Elder (156) vs. Gauge Young (156)

**Featherweight:** Chris Gutierrez (146) vs. John Castaneda(146)

**Bantamweight:** Da'Mon Blackshear (135.5) vs. Alatengheili (136)

**Bantamweight:** Cameron Saaiman (135) vs. Malcolm Wellmaker (135)

**Strawweight:** Jaqueline Amorim (116) vs. Polyana Viana (115.5)

**Featherweight:** Timmy Cuamba (146) vs. Roberto Romero (145)

**Bantamweight:** Chelsea Chandler (134) vs. Joselyne Edwards (136)

*Fighter Missed Weight