Robbie Lawler – Neil Magny. Forecast and announcement for the fight

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UFC Fight Night 175 co-main event

This weekend, Saturday night, the world’s No. 1 promotion will host its fifth consecutive tournament at UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The UFC Fight Night 175 card features several named fighters, including a former promotional champion and an ex-title contender.

Former UFC welterweight champion Lawler will replace the ill Jeff Neal to take on Magni.

Undoubtedly, Lawler is coming to the end of his UFC career. He is 38 years old, he has not fought for over a year and has not won for over three years. After beating Donald Cerrone in July 2017, Ruthless lost consecutively to Rafael dos Anjos, Ben Askren and Colby Covington. Lawler lost to the latter terribly one-sided.

Magni is the fresher fighter in the pair. He will hold his third fight in 2020, having previously outplayed Li Jingliang and Tony Martin.

Prediction for the fight

The big question is how much gas is left in Lawler’s tank? He is one of the greatest strikers in the history of the UFC welterweight division, capable of knocking out almost any punch.

Magni’s height (191 cm) makes him a very difficult striker, who also does not get lost on the ground. He also has some of the best cardio in the division.

As mentioned above, Lawler’s best years are behind him. He still has chances to knock out the opponent early in the fight, but if Magny manages to avoid this, then he has everything to win, especially if he uses takedowns.

Magni win on points

Main card

Anthony Smith – Alexander Rakic

Robbie Lawler – Neil Magny

Kim Ji Yong – Alexa Grasso

Ricardo Lamas – Bill Algeo

Magomed Ankalaev – Ion Kutselaba

preliminary card

Maki Pitolo – Impa Kasanganai

Mallory Martin – Hannah Cifers

Alessio Di Chirico – Zach Cummings

Glade Viana – Emily Whitmire

Sean Brady – Christian Aguilera

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