Back to the UFC Apex in Las Vegas for a Bantamweight main event this Sunday between Raul Rosas junior and Raoni Barcelos.
There is a number of quality fights taking place and we have offered our thoughts and betting predictions below.
Raul Rosas junior became the youngest person to be signed to the UFC at just 17 years of age and the youngest to be a ranked fighter in the organisation at 21.
He suffered a loss in his second fight on his contract but has since gone undefeated in his last five including a decision win over Rob Font in March.
He now headlines a UFC card and takes on veteran Raoni Barcelos to continue climbing the rankings if he wins.
Barcelos made his pro MMA debut in 2012 when his opponent was just seven years of age and has tasted defeat just five times in 22 fights.
Five wins in a row has afforded him the opportunity on the big stage and taking on a high level opponent.
He will obviously have experience on his side and his best pathway to victory is to avoid this fight going to the ground and mixing his striking up to score points.
A black belt in BJJ himself, he is more than capable if the fight does end up on the canvas but there are levels to this game and Rosas junior is crafty!
There have been few grapplers as skilled and decorated as Rodolfo Vieira enter the octagon in the history of the UFC and he is searching for his 10th submission victory during his storied pro MMA career on Sunday.
In fact nine of his 10 career wins have been via submission.
He has lost three of his last four fights but he is always a threat if he can get the fight to the ground.
Robert Bryczek is a former FEN welterweight champion who entered the UFC in 2024 and has lost two of his three fights in the biggest promotion in the world.
Twelve of his 18 wins have been via knockout and that is his best pathway to victory.
I think he’ll be drowning trying to keep this fight standing and will be tapping at some point in the fight.
Valesca Machado is the former two-time Invicta Strawweight champion who has lost just four times in her 20 pro MMA fight career.
She makes her debut in the UFC on Sunday with a lot of hype around her and at 30 years of age, she is in the prime of her career.
Melissa Amaya is not an easy opponent first up and she brings an unbeaten record into what will be her first fight in the promotion as well.
She comes through the little known Combate Global and five of her eight wins have been finishes.
But there are levels to this game and Machado has plenty of weapons at her disposal and can get the finish inside the three rounds.