UFC Fight Night 151 happens May 18 at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York, and the card lately had a number of spells added to it. My initial thoughts on the new matchups are below. Megan Anderson vs. Felicia Spencer, UFC Fight Night 151 An intriguing women’s featherweight bout between former Invicta champions Megan Anderson and Felicia Spencer is set to take place at UFC Fight Night 151, and the winner could very well be set up for a shot in Amanda Nunes’s 145lbs belt after she gets through her UFC 239 matchup against Holly Holm. Anderson (9-3) lost a decision to Holm in her Octagon debut last year at UFC 225 but rebounded nicely with a first-round TKO win over Cat Zingano in UFC 232. With seven stoppage wins, Anderson is one of the most dangerous female featherweights out there. Spencer (6-0) won the Invicta name in her last bout, a submission win over Pam Sorensen. She has completed four of her struggles because making her MMA debut in 2015, and the Montreal native appears to be a great signing by the UFC as among the few authentic female featherweights in the sport. Although Spencer should not be counted from this fight, given Anderson’s previous UFC experience ad popularity, I’d expect her to be a big favorite here. Neil Magny vs. Vicente Luque, UFC Fight Night 151 Welterweight contenders Neil Magny and Vicente Luque are set to meet, according to a report from Farah Hannoun. Magny (21-7) is 14-6 at the UFC and is coming off of a brutal KO loss to Santiago Ponziibbio past November. Luque (15-6-1) is 8-2 in the UFC with all his wins coming by stoppage, and he’s now riding a four-fight win series that comes with a knockout win over Bryan Barberena in what is arguably so far the 2019″Fight of the Year” in MMA. Magny has long been an underrated welterweight and has known to surprise from time to time, but awarded Luque’s win series and his ridiculous completing power, you need to favor him very heavily to get the business done here. Antonio Carlos Junior vs. Ian Heinisch, UFC Fight Night 151 Middleweights Antonio Carlos Junior and Ian Heinisch are set to lock horns after Heinisch’s struggle against Tom Breese in UFC London fell through at the last minute because of a Breese medical dilemma. He’ll rather get the chance to battle a higher-ranked opponent in the form of Junior, the former TUF winner. Junior (10-2, 1 NC) is currently 7-2, 1 NC in the UFC and is now riding a five-fight win series that includes a submission win over Tim Boetsch in his final outing, which will be important to not occurred last April. Heinisch (12-1) is just one a four-fight win series and conquered Cezar Ferreira by decision in his UFC debut. This will be a competitive fight, but awarded Junior’s Octagon encounter and vaunted submission game, you need to slightly favor him to win this bout. Davi Ramos vs. Austin Hubbard, UFC Fight Night 151 A lightweight link between Davi Ramos and Austin Hubbard is place for this occasion. Ramos (9-2) is 3-1 in the UFC and has won his last three battles via rear-naked choke. Hubbard (10-2) was the LFA lightweight champ and is riding a three-fight win streak into this battle. Hubbard is an intriguing potential but Ramos has shown he can complete opponents within the Octagon, and he should be a solid favorite here. Danny Roberts vs. Michel Pereira, UFC Fight Night 151 Welterweights Danny Roberts and Michel Pereira are place to fight. Roberts (16-4) is currently 5-3 in the UFC and he is coming from a contentious submission reduction to Claudio Silva. Pereira (21-9, two NC) is making his UFC debut following a KO win in Road FC. With his UFC expertise, expect Roberts to be the favored. Julio Arce vs. Julian Erosa, UFC Fight Night 151 And finally, a featherweight bout between Julio Arce and Julian Erosa is set, according to a report from Nolan King of FloCombat. Arce (15-3) is 2-1 at the UFC and recently had a seven-fight win streak snapped with a split decision loss to Sheymon Moraes his out time. Erosa (22-7) is 0-3 at the UFC over two stints and is now riding a two-fight losing skid. This looks like a good bounce-back struggle for Arce, that I anticipate to be a big favorite. Disclaimer: This page contains affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker is going to be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on the links.

UFC Fight Night 151 takes place May 18 at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York, and the card recently had quite a few bouts added to it. My first thoughts on the new matchups are under. Megan Anderson vs. Felicia Spencer, UFC Fight Night 151 A fascinating women’s featherweight bout between former Invicta champions Megan Anderson and Felicia Spencer is set to take place at UFC Fight Night 151, and the winner could very well be in line to get a shot at Amanda Nunes’s 145lbs belt after she gets through her UFC 239 matchup against Holly Holm. Anderson (9-3) lost a decision to Holm within her Octagon debut last year in UFC 225 but rebounded nicely with a first-round TKO win over Cat Zingano at UFC 232. Together with seven stoppage wins, Anderson is among the most dangerous female featherweights out there. Spencer (6-0) won the Invicta name in her final bout, a submission win over Pam Sorensen. She’s finished four of her fights since making her MMA debut in 2015, and the Montreal native appears to be a fantastic signing by the UFC as one of the few authentic female featherweights from the sport. Although Spencer shouldn’t be counted from the struggle, given Anderson’s past UFC experience advertising popularity, I would expect her to be a sizeable favorite here. Neil Magny vs. Vicente Luque, UFC Fight Night 151 Welterweight contenders Neil Magny and Vicente Luque are place to match, according to a report from Farah Hannoun. Magny (21-7) is 14-6 at the UFC and is coming from a brutal KO loss to Santiago Ponziibbio past November. Luque (15-6-1) is 8-2 at the UFC with all his wins coming by stoppage, and he is now riding a four-fight win streak that includes a knockout win over Bryan Barberena in what is arguably so far the 2019″Fight of the Year” in MMA. Magny has long been an underrated welterweight and has proven to surprise from time to time, but given Luque’s win series and his absurd finishing power, you have to favor him quite heavily to get the job done here. Antonio Carlos Junior vs. Ian Heinisch, UFC Fight Night 151 Middleweights Antonio Carlos Junior and Ian Heinisch are set to lock horns after Heinisch’s fight against Tom Breese at UFC London fell through at the last minute because of a Breese medical dilemma. He will rather get the chance to fight a higher-ranked competition in the form of Junior, the former TUF winner. Junior (10-2, 1 NC) is 7-2, 1 NC at the UFC and is now riding a five-fight win series that includes a submission win over Tim Boetsch in his final outing, which will be important to not took place last April. Heinisch (12-1) is just one a four-fight win streak and defeated Cezar Ferreira by decision in his UFC debut. This is going to be a competitive struggle, but given Junior’s Octagon encounter and vaunted submission match, you need to slightly favor him to win this bout. Davi Ramos vs. Austin Hubbard, UFC Fight Night 151 A lightweight link between Davi Ramos and Austin Hubbard is set for this event. Ramos (9-2) is 3-1 at the UFC and has won his last few fights via rear-naked choke. Hubbard (10-2) has been the LFA lightweight champ and is riding a three-fight win streak into this fight. Hubbard is an intriguing potential but Ramos has shown he can complete opponents inside the Octagon, and he should be a solid favorite here. Danny Roberts vs. Michel Pereira, UFC Fight Night 151 Welterweights Danny Roberts and Michel Pereira are set to fight. Roberts (16-4) is 5-3 in the UFC and he is coming off of a contentious submission loss to Claudio Silva. Pereira (21-9, two NC) is making his UFC debut after a KO win in Road FC. With his UFC expertise, expect Roberts to be the favored. Julio Arce vs. Julian Erosa, UFC Fight Night 151 And finally, a featherweight bout between Julio Arce and Julian Erosa is set, according to a report by Nolan King of FloCombat. Arce (15-3) is 2-1 at the UFC and recently had a seven-fight win streak snapped with a split decision loss to Sheymon Moraes his out time. Erosa (22-7) is 0-3 in the UFC over two stints and is now riding a two-fight losing skid. This looks like a good bounce-back struggle for Arce, who I expect to be a big favorite. Disclaimer: This page includes affiliate links and MMA Odds Breaker is going to be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on the hyperlinks.