The upcoming UFC Fight Night in Edmonton promises to deliver a night filled with thrilling matchups that will keep fans on the edge of their seats. In the main event, former two-time strawweight champion Rose Namajunas will be taking on Erin Blanchfield in a women’s flyweight battle. Namajunas, with a record of 13-6 in MMA and 11-5 in the UFC, is currently ranked as the No. 5 flyweight by the UFC. Coming off back-to-back wins against Tracy Cortez and Amanda Ribas, Namajunas is looking to solidify her spot in the title contention race with another impressive victory.
Co-Main Event Showdown
In the co-main event, two heavyweights will collide as Derrick Lewis faces off against Alexandr Romanov. Lewis, with a record of 28-12 in MMA and 19-10 in the UFC, is known for his knockout power – holding the record for the most knockouts in UFC history with 15. Ranked as the No. 11 heavyweight by the UFC, Lewis will be looking to add another highlight-reel finish to his resume. On the other hand, Romanov, with a record of 17-3 in MMA and 6-3 in the UFC, has had a rocky road recently with three losses in his past four fights. Despite starting his career with 16 consecutive wins, Romanov will be looking to turn things around and get back on the winning track.
High Expectations and Redemption
Blanchfield, with a record of 12-2 in MMA and 6-1 in the UFC, is ranked as the No. 8 flyweight in the UFC. After suffering her first loss in the UFC to Fiorot in March, Blanchfield will be eager to bounce back and showcase her skills in the octagon once again. With her impressive start in the promotion, Blanchfield aims to prove that she belongs among the best in the flyweight division. As for Romanov, despite his recent setbacks, he has shown flashes of brilliance in the past and will be looking to redeem himself with a statement win over Lewis.
Overall, the UFC Fight Night in Edmonton is shaping up to be an event filled with high stakes, redemption stories, and exciting matchups that will leave fans wanting more. Whether it’s Namajunas and Blanchfield battling it out in the main event or Lewis and Romanov bringing the heat in the co-main event, there’s no shortage of action and drama in store for fight fans. Be sure to tune in on Nov. 2 to witness all the action live from the Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.
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