UFC schedule: UFC Vegas 65 was a fascinating card despite losing their main event Derrick Lewis vs Sergey Spivac. Kennedy Nzechukwu stole the show against Ion Cutelaba in a fight befitting the main event. So after a successful card in the circumstances, what does the UFC have in store for us this weekend? For more combat sports news, follow Insidesport.IN.
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Unfortunately for fans of the UFC, there is no fight card this weekend. While they have spoiled fans with continuous fight cards for six weeks straight, the promotion will finally take a break this weekend. This break comes on the back of some fantastic events.
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The streak of consecutive UFC events included Charles Oliveira vs Islam Makhachev, Calvin Kattar vs Arnold Allen, and Israel Adesanya vs Alex Pereira. Therefore, fans have nothing to complain about with regards to there being no fight card this weekend.
While it would have been better to see Derrick Lewis take on Sergey Spivac before this break in the schedule, at least fans have a lot to look forward to in the next few UFC events.
The UFC schedule returns with exciting fight cards
Fans and viewers of the UFC come to expect great fight cards for every event. And the UFC will deliver yet again after the break this weekend. While there is no action this weekend from the promotion, they have announced some great cards to follow.
The UFC schedule after this weekend’s break includes the Stephen Thompson vs Kevin Holland Fight Night card, The Jiri Prochazka vs Glover Teixeira PPV card, and the Jarrod Cannonier vs Sean Strickland Fight Night card, all one after the other.
These cards will also feature fighters like Rafael dos Anjos, Tai Tuivasa, Jan Blachowicz, Paddy Pimblett, Bryce Mitchell, and Robbie Lawler, among others. Therefore, fans are in for a treat after this weekend’s break in the UFC schedule.
What do you make of the UFC schedule for the weeks to follow? Which fighter are you excited to see in the octagon again?
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