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UFC on ESPN+ 16 play-by-play and live results

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UFC on ESPN+ 16 play-by-play and live results

VANCOUVER – MMA Junkie is on scene and reporting live from Saturday’s UFC on ESPN+ 16 event, and you can join us for live play-by-play and official results beginning at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. PT).

The event takes place at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The card streams on ESPN+.

In the main event, former title challenger Donald Cerrone (38-12 MMA, 23-9 UFC) takes on ex-WSOF champion Justin Gaethje (20-2 MMA, 3-2 UFC). In the co-feature, Nikita Krylov (26-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC) meets former light heavyweight title challenger Glover Teixeira (29-7 MMA, 12-5 UFC).

Follow along with our round-by-round updates and official results beginning at approximately 5 p.m. ET for the ESPN+ prelims and 8 p.m. ET for the main card on ESPN+.

To discuss the show, be sure to check out our UFC on ESPN+ 16 discussion thread. You can also get behind-the-scenes coverage and other event notes from on-site reporter Mike Bohn (@mikebohnmma) on Twitter.

Enjoy the fights, everyone.

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Current fight

Todd Duffee vs. Jeff Hughes

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Records: Todd Duffee (9-3 MMA, 3-2 UFC), Jeff Hughes (10-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC)

Division: Heavyweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

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Kyle Prepolec vs. Austin Hubbard

Round 1 – Quick start in the center with kicks traded to open. They’re trading to start, but Prepolec lands clean with a big left. Hubbard briefly stunned, but he recovers rather quickly. Prepolec patient in the center, picking his shots. He lands a slapping high kick to the face. Hubbard much more active, jumping in and out of range while switching stances. He lands a nice right hand. But Prepolec is holding firm in the center as he picks his moments. Both men having some success in spots. Prepolec continues to throw his kicks high, but Hubbard is answering well. Prepolec starting to tease takedowns a bit, but he has yet to shoot the legs. Hubbard really picking up the volume late, chopping at the legs quite a bit. Prepolec lands one more big shot at the bell that stuns Hubbard briefly. MMA Junkie gives the first to Prepolec, 10-9.

Round 2 – Both men open again with kicks. Punches coming behind them, as well. Good volume from both men. Prepolec thinks takedown and almost ducks into a kick, so he pulls back. Hubbard changes levels and looks for a double, then switches immediately to a single. Takes some effort, but he gets the action to the canvas. Prepolec scrambles to his feet but then drops back to a knee for better balance before exploding up again and pulling free. Punches exchanged on the restart. Prepolec complains of an eyepoke after an exchange, and we take a brief timeout. Quick strikes again on the restart. Prepolec throws a high kick that seems to land, but Hubbard pushes through it and drives the action to the canvas. Prepolec trying to turn and shift his hips, but Hubbard controlling the body well and punching to the body. Prepolec trying to slip free, but Hubbard is heavy on top and continues throwing short punches to rack up points. Prepolec is trapped, and Hubbard punches until the bell. MMA Junkie gives the round to Hubbard, 10-9.

Round 3 – Hubbard turns immediately to the takedown and gets his opponent to the floor, but Prepolec pops right back to his feet. Prepolec briefly teases the guillotine on the feet, but it’s not there. He lands an elbow as he separates and they reset. Prepolec tees off with punches and does land with one big shot, but Hubbard quickly changes levels and again drives the action to the canvas. Hubbard again in the dominant position and keeping his opponent on the floor. Punches landing for Hubbard, just staying busy and racking up points, even if not causing big damage. He’s on the back, and Prepolec is in a kneeling position but letting valuable time wind off the clock. Prepolec is just stuck. Hubbard dominating from the back and landing short punches. Referee calls for Prepolec to fight back. He’s not taking big damage, but he’s not getting free. He finally tripods and is able to sneak out the back door, but there’s less than a minute. Prepolec trying to strike. Hubbard shoots inside. Prepolec sprawls and tries to lock in a guillotine from the front, but it’s not there. Round ends. MMA Junkie gives it to Hubbard, 10-9, awarding him the fight 29-28.

Result: Austin Hubbard def. Kyle Prepolec via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Photos: Austin Hubbard vs. Kyle Propolec photos

Records: Austin Hubbard (11-3 MMA, 1-1 UFC), Kyle Prepolec (12-7 MMA, 0-2 UFC)

Division: Lightweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Kevin Dornan

Judging: Michael Bell (29-28, giving Hubbard rounds 2 and 3), Clayton Welch (29-28, giving Hubbard rounds 2 and 3), David Therien (29-28, giving Hubbard rounds 2 and 3)

Louis Smolka vs. Ryan MacDonald

Round 1 – Smolka lands a right early and is pressing with punches to start. Smolka retreating and trying to return fire, but Smolka the busier man to start and finding some success with punches to all levels. Jab working. Right hand coming behind it. Still, MacDonald moving well on the outside, switching stances and trying to find his spots. Smolka pushes into a clinch, but nothing there, so he backs away. Smolka lands clean with a punching combination. Smolka continues to be the one moving forward. MacDonald trying to answer, but Smolka’s volume is a bit overwhelming. He’s digging to the body quite a bit along the way, as well. Big left hand wobbles. MacDonald. Smolka swarming in the final minute. More punches coming, and he lands clean with a right hand that sends MacDonald to the canvas. Fight waved off. Brilliant performance from Smolka.

Result: Louis Smolka def. Ryan MacDonald via TKO (punch) – Round 1, 4:43

Photos: Louis Smolka vs. Ryan MacDonald photos

Records: Ryan MacDonald (10-2 MMA, 0-2 UFC), Louis Smolka (16-6 MMA, 7-6 UFC)

Division: Bantamweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: John Cooper

Chas Skelly vs. Jordan Griffin

Round 1 – Tentative feel from both to open. Looking for striking options. Skelly knows what he wants though, and he changes levels and drags the fight to the floor. He’s immediately on the back, and Griffin is in some trouble. Hooks are in, and Skelly hunting the choke. Griffin defending well, but Skelly is all over him on the back. Griffin patiently looking to create room and find some space. He stands, but Skelly is still on the back. Skelly has the arm around the neck, and he’s squeezing. Griffin wincing in obvious pain, but he refuses to give up. Skelly isn’t on the back, slipping off just a bit, but he continues the squeeze. Griffin all heart in keeping himself in the fight. He turns inside. Still pressure on the neck, but Skelly isn’t in the right spot. He has to let go. Survival from Griffin, and they scramble up. Griffin starts teeing off and lands a few big strikes. Crazy round, and MMA Junkie gives it to Skelly, 10-9.

Round 2 – Quick start from both, and Skelly wastes not time shooting inside. Griffin sprawls well. Griffin clearly more comfortable on the feet, and he’s working from the center. Skelly not afraid to fire back. Griffin surprises with a takedown. Skelly happy to go to the floor, but he can’t hit the sweep he wanted. Griffin on top and in the dominant position. Skelly turns and gives up his back. Skelly stands, and he leaps forward to create the scramble he needs to get Griffin off his back. Wild stuff, and it works, and Skelly is able to scramble free and reverse the position. Now Skelly on the back in a complete turn of events. Griffin kneeling and defending. He stands and tries to posture. It forces Skelly to adjust. Skelly still in control though. Griffin can’t quote get free. Griffin stands at the end, but MMA Junkie gives the round to Skelly, 10-9.

Round 3 – Griffin looking to work from the feet. Skelly looks tired on the outside, but he’s throwing punches. He drives forward for the takedown. Griffin sprawls well and locks up the guillotine. Skelly wisely slides forward and makes sure his opponent can’t lock up guard. Patient work from Skelly gets his head free. Griffin tries to escape, but Skelly moves to his back. Just relentless from Skelly. Griffin stands and tries to leap forward on his own acrobatic escape attempt, but it doesn’t work. Skelly is on the back. Figure four around the body. Griffin turning side to side and looking for an escape option. He’s stuck. Skelly trying to slip the right hand under the neck. He gets it in place, but Griffin isn’t going away. Griffin finally able to turn inside, but just seconds remain. Griffin explodes, and he gets his arms around the neck, looking for a miracle. Can’t get it before the bell. MMA Junkie gives the final round to Skelly, 10-9, awarding him the fight 30-27. Griffin deserves credit, though.

Result: Chas Skelly def. Jordan Griffin via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Photos: Chas Skelly vs. Jordan Griffin photos

Records: Jordan Griffin (17-7 MMA, 0-2 UFC), Chas Skelly (18-4 MMA, 7-4 UFC)

Division: Featherweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Yves Lavigne

Judging: Sal D’Amato (29-28, giving Skelly rounds 1 and 3), Michael Bell (29-28, giving Skelly rounds 1 and 3), Mitch Cadlick (29-28, giving Skelly rounds 1 and 3)

Brad Katona vs. Hunter Azure

Round 1 – Both men light on their feet to start. Azure lands a right hand that sends Katona toppling back, but he pops back up with no issue and drives the action to the cage. Katona looking for a single, but it’s not really there. Still, he stays tight on the effort. Azure defending well against the fence, but Katona not relenting on the pressure. Azure finally able to make a little room, and they break apart. Azure with a big right that’s blocked and a big kick to the body. Katona looks relaxed as he moves, but he’s being outworked in the striking exchanges. Katona shoots again, but Azure is able to defend well against the cage. Katona tries to drag him off the fence, but Azure stays upright. They stay tight to the fence. Bell sounds, and MMA Junkie gives the round to Azure, 10-9.

Round 2 – Azure out to the center again, and he lands a big left hand that briefly sits Katona on the canvas. Katona up quickly. Azure just misses with a huge right. Azure looks very comfortable right now. He sidesteps a takedown attempt and fires a big right hand. That misses, but another right scores. Katona moving well, but Azure the one that seems to have the timing figured out right now. Katona shoots from distance, and this time he’s able to get Azure to the canvas. Azure doesn’t stay there long, jumping quickly back to his feet, where he defends against the cage. Katona able to stay with it and grab another takedown, but Azure is again almost immediately back to his feet. Blood coming from Katona’s nose. He’s relentless on the takedown. Short punches inside. They trade strikes at the bell. MMA Junkie leans Katona, 10-9. Very close.

Round 3 – Scores could be anywhere. Both men come out looking to engage. Punches being traded on the feet. Azure with a few nice jabs. Katona changes levels and wants a single, but nothing there. Azure very relaxed on the feet. Blood streaming from Katona’s nose. Single punches being traded. Katona with a quick takedown, but Azure immediately back to his feet. Azure not landing with the volume he was early. Katona staying the busier man. Azure decides to look for the takedown, but Katona is able to defend it and counter with a trip, taking the fight to the floor, where he sneaks around to the back with a quickness. Katona hunting the choke, but it’s not there. Inside the final minute, and Azure turns and rolls and sneaks out the back door. Crazy scramble to close. MMA Junkie leans again toward Katona, 10-9, giving him the fight 29-28. Wouldn’t be surprised to see it going the other way.

Result: Hunter Azure def. Brad Katona via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)

Photos: Hunter Azure vs. Brad Katona photos

Records: Hunter Azure (8-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC), Brad Katona (8-2 MMA, 2-2 UFC)

Division: Bantamweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: John Cooper

Judging: David Therien (29-28, giving Azure rounds 1 and 2), Clayton Welch (30-27), Dave Hagen (29-28, giving Azure rounds 1 and 2)

Cole Smith vs. Miles Johns

Round 1 – Smith walks forward and immediately shoots forward, but Johns defends well and turns off the cage. He has underhooks and tries to separate, but Smith immediately back inside and wants the takedown. Johns defending, but Smith slips around to the back. Johns remains on his feet, but Smith hops on his back and starts to look for the choke. Johns walks over to his corner to get some instruction. Johns defending well, and Smith finally slips down the body, but he jumps right back up into position. Johns corner begging him to turn inside and peel his opponent off, but he can’t quite get room to turn. He finally does, and now Smith is working with underhooks, pressing the action to the fence. Johns able to stay upright, but Smith controlling the positioning. They break in the final seconds. MMA Junkie gives it to Smith.

Round 2 – Smith walking forward, but it’s Johns that changes levels and drives the action to the canvas. Smith in guard. Johns walks the action to the cage. Smith gets his feet inside and creates some room. He scrambles up to his feet and immediately drives forward, netting a takedown of his own. From there, he moves immediately to the back. Body triangle in place. Johns looks comfortable, but Smith is on his back and hunting the choke. Once again, it’s Smith controlling the positioning. Johns does a good job of breaking the triangle and slipping and turning inside. Johns on top with a minute left. He does his best to stay busy, landing punches before the bell. Close round, but MMA Junkie leans to Johns, 10-9.

Round 3 – Smith pressuring to open the third, but Johns happy to trade hands. His jab is landing clean. Smith changes levels and drives inside on the takedown. Johns defending well against the fence, but his corner is begging for him to get away. Smith happy to stay in position and hold the action there. Johns sneaking in an elbow or two. Johns looking to Jerin Valel for a restart. He’s verbally asking for a restart now. Smith finally relents. Johns letting his hands go now that he’s got some space. Left hand drops Smith, but Johns doesn’t want to follow. Smith crawls up and wants a takedown, but it’s not there. Johns letting his hands go and landing big. Final minute. Johns with a jab and continues to strike. Right hand lands. Smith shoots again in the final seconds. Not there. They finish in tight. MMA Junkie gives the final round to Johns, 10-9, awarding him the fight 29-28. Going to come down to that second round.

Result: Miles Johns def. Cole Smith via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

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Records: Miles Johns (10-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC), Cole Smith (7-1 MMA, 1-1 UFC)

Division: Bantamweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Jerin Valel

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Marcin Tybura vs. Augusto Sakai

Round 1 – Tybura with a kick front kick to the body. He kicks the leg, as well. Sakai pumps out a few jabs. Right lands for Sakai and catches Tybura’s attention. He’s hurt against the cage. Sakai presses forward. Big right hands landing. He holds his opponent there and unleashes big shots that land to the temple, and Tybura crashes to the floor. Big finish for Sakai.

Result: Augusto Sakai def. Marcin Tybura via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 0:59

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Records: Augusto Sakai (14-1-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC), Marcin Tybura (17-6 MMA, 4-5 UFC)

Division: Heavyweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Jason Herzog

Misha Cirkunov vs. Jim Crute

Round 1 – Cirkunov goes high with a kick, and Crute replies to the body. Kicks early from the light heavies, but Cirkunov ducks under for the takedown and gets it. Working from half-guard, Cirkunov interrupts Crute’s breaking and works to pass. Short shots from up top. Side control, and Crute’s attempt to muscle a sweep fails. Cirkunov still in side control, working to secure a crucifix. It’s in, and he starts to work short punches. Now into mount, and Cirkunov can’t control the position as he goes for an arm and gets rolled. Crute puts him on the mat briefly, but quickly loses the position. Crute uses a whizzer to reestablish control and then settle into guard, where he pounds away with punches. Cirkunov not doing much to protect himself, but then suddenly sweeps and then steps into a choke attempt. It looks like a Peruvian necktie, and Crute taps quickly.

Result: Misha Cirkunov def. Jim Crute via submission (Peruvian necktie) – Round 1, 3:38

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Records: Misha Cirkunov (15-5 MMA, 6-3 UFC), Jim Crute (10-1 MMA, 2-1 UFC)

Division: Light heavyweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Yves Lavigne

Uriah Hall vs. Antonio Carlos Junior

Round 1 – Hall starts his jab early and trades them with Junior, who’s advancing quickly. Straight right prompts Junior to shoot, and he drives Hall to the fence. Stall as Hall widens his base, but body lock gets it done for Junior, who takes the back and works to secure the choke. Hall stands as Junior tries to stay on the back. Hall controls Junior’s right arm and bides his time. Looks like Junior’s nose got the worst of Hall’s punch – blood is all over Hall’s shoulder. How long can Junior stay on Hall’s back? As long as Hall has the choke arm, it’s going to be tough for Junior to get the finish. Hall whips Junior’s arm to the opposite side and escapes, whereupon he pursues the finish with fast punches, landing again and drawing another takedown attempt. Junior is fighting it out in center cage, and Hall is lighting him up. More jabs exchanged, and Junior is getting the worst of it again. His nose is probably broken, but an overhand right gives him the opening for a single leg, and he gets it. Junior works ground and pound from the top as time expires. Hall sits up on an elbow and the bell rounds. MMA Junkie scores the first frame 10-9 for Hall.

Round 2 – Both fighters go back to their jabs, and Junior charges on a missed overhand from Hall. Fast feet get Hall away before Junior can get the takedown setup, and he continues to stick his jab as Junior takes the lead in movement. Another shot puts Hall against the fence, and they fight for position. Short kicks from Junior as they jockey for angles. Three minutes to go, and Hall escapes and drops Junior with a right hand. Junior grabs and arm and puts Hall in brief danger. He pounds away for a few seconds and then backs up, wary of putting himself in a bad position. Junior capitalizes and drives right for the takedown, stuffing Hall against the cage. An elbow sets up a level change for Junior, but he can’t complete the takedown. Hall pops up quickly after getting scooped to the fence. They turn, and Junior almost hops on the back. Instead, he stays at his opponent’s rear and knees the legs. Hall turns and sprawls, and then he breaks free. He goes on the offensive for one last surge, and his shots fall short as time expires. MMA Junkie scores the frame 10-9 for Hall, who’s up 20-18.

Round 3 – Hall gets wild quick with a spin and big left hands. Junior waits it out and comes back with his own jab. He quickly clinches and trips Hall from the back with a leg, taking back to set up for a choke. Four minutes to work as Hall fights the hands. Body triangle makes it tough for Hall to escape. We could be stuck here for the round unless Hall can escape the position. Hand fighting as Junior pounds the side of the head and Hall works to control the hands. Less than two minutes, and we’re stalled here. Junior almost gets in position for a choke, but Hall is rolling to avoid the finish. Crowd chanting to stand them up. Here’s a bar-arm face crank from Hall, who secures an arm to escape and still can’t free himself of the body triangle. Hall tries again to turn and can’t get free. He punches back at Junior, and time expires. MMA Junkie scores the frame 10-9 for Junior, and the final score is 29-28 for Hall.

Result: Uriah Hall def. Antonio Carlos Junior via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Recap:

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Records: Antonio Carlos Junior (10-4 MMA, 7-4 UFC), Uriah Hall (15-9 MMA, 8-7 UFC)

Division: Middleweight

Rankings: Junior No. 15, Hall honorable mention

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Jerin Valel

Judging:

Michel Pereira vs. Tristan Connelly

Round 1 – After some quick capoeira moves, Pereira literally flips across the canvas like an acrobat and then launches a flying knee. It misses. Connelly doesn’t blink and continues to press forward before shooting for the takedown. Another run off the fence from Pereira, and Connelly again shoots for the leg. Pereira fights it off against the fence. Connelly lands an elbow off the clinch and continues to press opposite the kicks of Pereira, who tries a rolling thunder kick and another flyng knee. Connelly backs up, and Pereira sneaks in a knee. But not before some more fancy capoiera moves and another flying knee. Nice body shot from the Brazilian, and they trade some punches. Out of nowhere, a shot from Perreira, and a guillotine reply from Connelly fails. Pereira flips away from Connelly and then tries a guillotine that fails, allowing Connelly to get on top in guard. Punch from Connelly lands. How much energy did Pereira burn? A kick and sweep attempt fails for Pereira, and Connelly advances to half-guard. Connelly fights into mount, and Pereira scrambles to his feet. Connelly on the offensive, and Pereira is on his bike. Kicks and a body shot don’t stop Connelly, who lands off a clinch exchange. Connelly won’t stop, and he rolls on a guillotine attempt. Pereira gets free, and he tries it again. Out of time, and that ends a crazy, crazy first round. MMA Junkie scores the first frame 10-9 for Connelly.

Round 2 – Connelly forward early, and Pereira suddenly looks like a standard fighter. They’re trading punches and kicks, and Pereira digs a body shot. Connelly shoots, and Pereira sets up for a D’Arce. No dice, and Connelly gets back to his feet and takes another body shot. Swinging hooks from body miss, and Connelly continues to press forward. Those body shots are missing for Pereira, whose spin kick doesn’t have the spice of that first round. Nice knee from the clinch, however. Connelly just won’t be denied, and he lands a knee in the clinch that hurts Pereira. He’s all over his opponent and won’t allow any space. Punch in the clinch lands, and Pereira shoots for the takedown. Connelly’s spin to the back misses, but he continues to walk down his foe. Big right hand gives Pereira the easy takedown, and he pauses to take a breather. Connelly has less than two minutes to escape, and he angles for a triangle. Pereira doing enough to avoid standup, and Connelly tries the kimura from the bottom. Sweat makes that impossible, but he elbows the head. One minute to go, and Connelly has scooted to the fence. Connelly walks the fence with his toes and tries to throw up an armbar, then triangle, before time runs out. MMA Junkie scores it 10-9 for Pereira, and it’s 19-19.

Round 3 – A hug opens the final frame, and Connelly continues to press. Connelly shoots and gets stuffed, and Pereira turns him against the fence. Connelly grabs the neck as Pereira leaves his neck exposed. Pereira fights widly to avoid the choke and gets out after a wild scramble. He’s spent, and Connelly still has gas in the tank as he pursues Pereira in close. Pereira shoots again, and Connelly whips to the back and takes side control as Pereira concedes on his back. Connelly advances position, but Pereira recovers half-guard. Less than three minutes to go, and Connelly works to free his trapped leg. Pereira is exhausted, and Connelly attacks an arm. Pereira gets free, and Connelly settles into guard, pounding away from half-guard. He steps over and traps the arm for a brief flurry of punches. Pereira escapes the crucifix and almost gets mounted. Connelly peppering him with punches and knees in half-guard. Less than one minute to go, and Connelly is cruising to a strong finish. Punches keep coming as Pereira tries one last time to get up and winds up taking heavy left hands as Connelly postures up. MMA Junkie scores the frame 10-9 for Connelly, who gets the 29-28 score.

Result: Tristan Connelly def. Michel Pereira via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-27, 29-27)

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Records: Tristan Connelly (14-6 MMA, 1-0 UFC), Michel Pereira (23-10 MMA, 1-1 UFC)

Division: Welterweight

Broadcast: ESPN+

Referee: Jason Herzog

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Glover Teixeira vs. Nikita Krylov

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Records: Nikita Krylov (26-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC), Glover Teixeira (29-7 MMA, 12-5 UFC)

Division: Light heavyweight

Rankings: Teixeira No. 8, Krylov honorable mention

Broadcast: ESPN+

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Donald Cerrone vs. Justin Gaethje

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Records: Donald Cerrone (38-12 MMA, 23-9 UFC), Justin Gaethje (20-2 MMA, 3-2 UFC)

Division: Lightweight

Rankings: Cerrone No. 4, Gaethje No. 6

Broadcast: ESPN+

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