The UFC is returning to”The City of Brotherly Love” and a few fights have already been declared for the event. Those struggles, and a few other newly-revealed UFC bouts in the MMA odds and ends. Polyana Viana vs. Hannah Cifer, UFC 235 Strawweights Polyana Viana and Hannah Cifers will meet UFC 235, occurring March 2 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. ESPN broke the news. Viana (10-2) is 1-1 thus much in the UFC and was recently in the news after stopping an attempted robbery. Cifers (8-3) is 0-1 so much in the UFC but set up a spirited effort against Maycee Barber. Based on the hype, I would anticipate Viana to be preferred here, but I wouldn’t sleep on Cifers. Tim Boetsch vs. Omari Akhmedov, UFC Fight Night 146 A middleweight bout between Tim Boetsch and Omari Akhmedov is set for UFC Fight Night 146, taking place March 9 at Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Boetsch (21-12) is currently 13-11 in the UFC all-time and is coming from a entry loss to Antonio Carlos Junior. Akhmedov (17-4-1) is 5-3-1 in the UFC and most lately battled to a draw against Marvin Vettori. This looks like a fairly competitive fight but I am expecting most bettors are going to want to fade Boetsch here since they always appear to, resulting in Akhmedov being the favored. Anthony Rocco Martin vs. Sergio Moraes, UFC Fight Night 146 A welterweight bout between Anthony Rocco Martin and Sergio Moraes can also be place for UFC Fight Night 146. Martin (15-4) is 3-0 since moving up to welterweight and finished Jake Matthews in his last outing. Moraes (14-3-1) is 8-2-1 complete in the UFC and is one of the very underrated welterweights in the division. But he is also getting up there in age, and at some point he’s going to slow down. This ought to be a fantastic fight but I lean towards the younger and vastly-improved Martin getting his hand raised. Michelle Waterson vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz, UFC on ESPN two The UFC will return to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 30 at Wells Farco Center using UFC on ESPN 2. The first fight announced is a women’s strawweight bout between contenders Michelle Waterson and Karolina Kowalkiewicz, which Brett Okamoto shown. Waterson (16-6) is 4-2 at the UFC and lately defeated Felice Herrig by decision. Kowalkiewicz (12-3) is 5-3 overall from the UFC but was pumped out by Jessica Andrade in her final outing. Tough fight to predict here, but given how vicious Kowalkiewiz was pumped out in her final fight I believe bettors will seem to fade her in this place. Alexa Grasso vs. Marina Rodriguez, UFC on ESPN two Additionally aded to UFC on ESPN two is a women’s strawweight bout between Alexa Grasso and Marina Rodriguez. Grasso (10-2) is only 2-2 in the UFC and was filed by Tatiana Suarez in her final outing. Rodriguez (10-0-1) fought to a draw with Randa Markos within her UFC debut. While I think Grasso will be the preferred here because she’s more of a known commodity, I am going to be taking a long look at Rodriguez. I just feel as Grasso is overrated and we might have the ability to get a good line on Rodriguez here. Disclaimer: This page includes affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker is going to be paid if you make a purchase after clicking on the hyperlinks.

The UFC is coming to”The City of Brotherly Love” along with a few fights have already been declared for the event. Those struggles, plus a couple other newly-revealed UFC bouts in today’s MMA odds and ends. Polyana Viana vs. Hannah Cifer, UFC 235 Strawweights Polyana Viana and Hannah Cifers will meet UFC 235, taking place March 2 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. ESPN broke the information. Viana (10-2) is 1-1 so far in the UFC and was lately in the information after quitting an attempted robbery. Cifers (8-3) is 0-1 so far in the UFC but set up a spirited attempt against Maycee Barber. Depending on the hype, I’d anticipate Viana to be favored here, but I wouldn’t sleep on Cifers. Tim Boetsch vs. Omari Akhmedov, UFC Fight Night 146 A middleweight bout between Tim Boetsch and Omari Akhmedov is place for UFC Fight Night 146, occurring March 9 in Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Boetsch (21-12) is currently 13-11 at the UFC all-time and is coming from a submission loss to Antonio Carlos Junior. Akhmedov (17-4-1) is 5-3-1 in the UFC and many lately battled to a draw against Marvin Vettori. This looks like a fairly competitive fight but I am expecting most bettors are going to want to fade Boetsch here since they always appear to, leading to Akhmedov being the favorite. Anthony Rocco Martin vs. Sergio Moraes, UFC Fight Night 146 A welterweight bout between Anthony Rocco Martin and Sergio Moraes is also set for UFC Fight Night 146. Martin (15-4) is 3-0 since moving up to welterweight and completed Jake Matthews in his final outing. Moraes (14-3-1) is 8-2-1 overall in the UFC and is one of the most underrated welterweights from the division. But he’s also getting up there in age, and at any stage he’s going to slow down. This should be a good battle but I lean towards the younger and vastly-improved Martin becoming his hand raised. Michelle Waterson vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz, UFC on ESPN 2 The UFC will return to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 30 at Wells Farco Center with UFC on ESPN 2. The first fight announced is that a women’s strawweight bout between contenders Michelle Waterson and Karolina Kowalkiewicz, which Brett Okamoto shown. Waterson (16-6) is 4-2 at the UFC and recently conquered Felice Herrig by decision. Kowalkiewicz (12-3) is 5-3 overall in the UFC but has been pumped out by Jessica Andrade in her last outing. Tough fight to predict here, but given how barbarous Kowalkiewiz was pumped out in her final fight I think bettors will seem to fade her in this place. Alexa Grasso vs. Marina Rodriguez, UFC on ESPN 2 Also aded into UFC on ESPN two is a women’s strawweight bout between Alexa Grasso and Marina Rodriguez. Grasso (10-2) is just 2-2 in the UFC and was filed by Tatiana Suarez in her final outing. Rodriguez (10-0-1) fought to a draw with Randa Markos in her UFC debut. While I do believe Grasso is going to be the favorite here because she’s more of a known commodity, I will take a long look at Rodriguez. I just feel as Grasso is overrated and we might have the ability to get a great line on Rodriguez here. Disclaimer: This page includes affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker will be paid if you make a purchase after clicking on the hyperlinks.