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© Provided by For The WinTwo Flyweight championship belts will be put on the line Saturday night in Las Vegas, as men’s champion Deiveson Figueiredo and women’s champion Valentina Shevchenko headline UFC 255.
Deiveson Figueiredo (19-1) has won each of his last three fights inside the distance, with two first-round stoppages against Joseph Benavidez and Tim Elliott. He’s a considerable favorite against Alex Perez, the No. 4 ranked flyweight in the division.
Valentina Shevchenko (19-3) has not lost a fight since 2017, and has dominated the flyweight division following her loss to Amanda Nunes.
The UFC 255 main card will begin at 10:00 p.m. on ESPN+ PPV. To watch you’ll need an active subscription to ESPN+ to purchase the event. You can sign up an buy UFC 255 here.
All betting lines via BetMGM.
Prelim card (8:00 p.m. ET, ESPN 2)
Flyweight: Brandon Moreno (-176) vs. Brandon Royval (+145)
Middleweight: Joaquin Buckley (-239) vs. Jordan Wright (+195)
Women’s Flyweight: Antonina Shevchenko (-154) vs. Ariane Lipski (+130)
Welterweight: Daniel Rodriguez (-334) vs. Nicolas Dalby (+265)
Main card (10:00 p.m. ET, ESPN+ PPV)
Flyweight Championship: Deiveson Figueiredo (-286) vs. Alex Perez (+230)
Women’s Flyweight Championship: Valentina Shevchenko (-1667) vs. Jennifer Maia (+900)
Welterweight: Mike Perry (-121) vs. Tim Means (+100)
Women’s Flyweight: Katlyn Chookagian (+215) vs. Cynthia Calvillo (-264)
Light Heavyweight: Mauricio Rua (+150) vs. Paul Craig (-182)
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MORE:© Provided by For The WinTwo Flyweight championship belts will be put on the line Saturday night in Las Vegas, as men’s champion Deiveson Figueiredo and women’s champion Valentina Shevchenko headline UFC 255.
Deiveson Figueiredo (19-1) has won each of his last three fights inside the distance, with two first-round stoppages against Joseph Benavidez and Tim Elliott. He’s a considerable favorite against Alex Perez, the No. 4 ranked flyweight in the division.
Valentina Shevchenko (19-3) has not lost a fight since 2017, and has dominated the flyweight division following her loss to Amanda Nunes.
The UFC 255 main card will begin at 10:00 p.m. on ESPN+ PPV. To watch you’ll need an active subscription to ESPN+ to purchase the event. You can sign up an buy UFC 255 here.
All betting lines via BetMGM.
Prelim card (8:00 p.m. ET, ESPN 2)
Flyweight: Brandon Moreno (-176) vs. Brandon Royval (+145)
Middleweight: Joaquin Buckley (-239) vs. Jordan Wright (+195)
Women’s Flyweight: Antonina Shevchenko (-154) vs. Ariane Lipski (+130)
Welterweight: Daniel Rodriguez (-334) vs. Nicolas Dalby (+265)
Main card (10:00 p.m. ET, ESPN+ PPV)
Flyweight Championship: Deiveson Figueiredo (-286) vs. Alex Perez (+230)
Women’s Flyweight Championship: Valentina Shevchenko (-1667) vs. Jennifer Maia (+900)
Welterweight: Mike Perry (-121) vs. Tim Means (+100)
Women’s Flyweight: Katlyn Chookagian (+215) vs. Cynthia Calvillo (-264)
Light Heavyweight: Mauricio Rua (+150) vs. Paul Craig (-182)
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