The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) was live from Oklahoma City, OK for the third time in promotional history Sunday (July 25, 2017) using UFC Fight Night 112: Chiesa vs. Lee. It was a good night of bits which found five of 13 bouts end within the space, and with action now in our rear view, let us look at some possible matchups featuring a few of the opponents from the evening… Dominick Reyes vs. Marcos Rogerio Lima Reyes impressed in his promotional introduction by dismantling and knocking out Joachim Christensen in less than half a minute to the opening round of activity. It turned out to be a picture-perfect debut for its undefeated light heavyweight, who could possibly bring a new life into the razor-thin division. For his next excursion inside the Octagon, I want to see him shoot on TUF 2 finalist Marcos Rogerio de Lima, who’s coming off a second-round submission loss to Ovince St. Preux only a few months ago. I believe the Brazilian is a good evaluation for Reyes his second workout, and this is a possible matchup I’d be interested in viewing booked for a future card. I think it would be a good addition to the card for September’s UFC 215 at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Clay Guida vs. Jon Tuck Guida impressed in his return to action from the UFC’s lightweight branch following a brief stint at featherweight. Coming off a third-round TKO loss to Brian Ortega, Guida returned to the win column in impressive fashion last weekend by living a rough opening round against Erik Koch, just to come back and dominate the next two rounds for a unanimous-decision success. It was a classic Clay Guida performance along with an impressive victory for”The Carpenter” back in 155 pounds. For his next excursion, I would be interested in watching him take on Guam’s Jon Tuck, who is coming from a first-round rear-naked choke submission win over Takanori Gomi. I think this possible lightweight competition would be a good addition to the card for October’s UFC 216 at vegas. Tony Martin vs. Francisco Trinaldo Martin defeated Johnny Case via unanimous conclusion on the judges’ scorecards after three back-and-forth rounds of entertaining action. The success puts him three fight-winning series inside the Octagon, and he expects to make it four straight against ranked opposition his second time out. Input: Francisco Trinaldo. “Masaranduba” is coming off a second-round rear-naked choke submission loss to Kevin Lee, which snapped an impressive seven-fight winning series to the TUF: Brazil veteran. I believe this rare”winner versus loser” matchup in 155 lbs makes sense for both fighters, and I want to see it reserved for a future fight card, rather on the primary card for October’s UFC Fight Night in Brazil. Disclaimer: This page contains affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker will be paid if you make a purchase after clicking on the links.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) was live from Oklahoma City, OK for the next time in promotional history last Sunday (July 25, 2017) with UFC Fight Night 112: Chiesa vs. Lee. It was a solid night of scraps which saw five of 13 bouts end within the distance, and with actions now in our rear view, let us look at some potential matchups featuring a few of the opponents from the day… Dominick Reyes vs. Marcos Rogerio de Lima Reyes impressed in his promotional introduction by dismantling and knocking out Joachim Christensen in just less than half a minute into the opening round of activity. It turned out to be a picture-perfect debut for the undefeated light hearted, who might potentially bring some new life to the razor-thin division. For his next excursion inside the Octagon, I would like to watch him take on TUF two finalist Marcos Rogerio de Lima, who is coming off a second-round submission loss to Ovince St. Preux only a couple of weeks ago. I think that the Brazilian is a good evaluation for Reyes his second time out, which is a possible matchup I’d be interested in seeing reserved for a future card. I think that it would be a good addition to the preliminary card for September’s UFC 215 at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Clay Guida vs. Jon Tuck Guida impressed in his return to action from the UFC’s lightweight branch following a brief stint at featherweight. Coming off a third-round TKO loss to Brian Ortega, Guida returned into the win column in remarkable fashion last weekend by living a rough opening round against Erik Koch, only to return and dominate the next two rounds for a unanimous-decision success. It was a timeless Clay Guida performance along with a remarkable victory for”The Carpenter” back at 155 lbs. For his next excursion, I would be interested in seeing him take on Guam’s Jon Tuck, who is coming off a first-round rear-naked choke submission win over Takanori Gomi. I think this potential lightweight competition would be a solid addition to the card for October’s UFC 216 in Las Vegas. Tony Martin vs. Francisco Trinaldo Martin defeated Johnny Case via unanimous conclusion on the judges’ scorecards after three back-and-forth rounds of entertaining action. The victory puts him three fight-winning streak inside the Octagon, and he hopes to make it four straight against ranked opposition his next time out. Input: Francisco Trinaldo. “Masaranduba” is coming off a second-round rear-naked choke entry loss to Kevin Lee, which snapped an impressive seven-fight winning series for the TUF: Brazil veteran. I think this uncommon”winner versus failure” matchup in 155 lbs makes sense for both fighters, and I want to see it reserved for a future fight card, rather on the primary card for October’s UFC Fight Night in Brazil. Disclaimer: This page contains affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker will be paid if you make a purchase after clicking on the links.