This Saturday's event (25) features three Brazilians and features a duel between Armen Tsarukyan and Mateusz Gamrot as the main fight.
The only Brazilian on the preliminary card, the Amapá native faces Sergey Morozov in search of recovery after having a streak of three wins broken by his defeat against Sean O'Malley, in December.
Raulian Paiva (21-4)
A jiu-jitsu legend, the Rio native won seven of his eight professional MMA victories through submissions. The last of them in July last year, against Dustin Stoltzfus.
Rodolfo Vieira (8-1)
Rodolfo's opponent will be the 'Action Man', who knocked out the two opponents he faced in the UFC octagon and has won seven consecutive victories in his career.
Chris Curtis (28-8)
Undefeated in professional MMA, Khabib's cousin is looking for his third victory in the UFC; So far there have been two submissions in two fights in the Octagon.
Umar Nurmagomedov (14-0)
Nurmagomedov's opponent, the American wants his fourth consecutive victory in the UFC and has not lost since May 2019.
Nathan Maness (14-1)
The last Brazilian in action at the event, Thiago Moisés faces Christos Giagos seeking to recover from two consecutive defeats; The São Paulo native recently left the top 15 of the lightweight divisions.
Thiago Moses (15-6)
Fifteenth placed in the welterweight division, the Kazakh is one of the main sensations in the division, with two submissions and a knockout in three fights in the UFC octagon.
Shavkat Rakhmonov (15-0)
The mission of stopping Rakhmonov's 'hype' is in the hands of the 'Haitian Sensation'; the veteran occupies tenth position in the rankings and has won five of his last six fights.
Neil Magny (26-8)
At 25 years old and ranked 11th in the lightweight division, the Russian-Armenian is having the first main fight of his career; He arrives on the back of five consecutive victories and has not lost since his UFC debut in 2019.
Arman Tsarukyan (18-2)
On the other side, the Pole is twelfth in the division; the former KSW champion has won three consecutive victories, all of them by interruption, and has not lost since his debut in the Octagon in 2020.