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UFC Vegas 104 takes place Saturday, so it's time to break down the top fights, plus make DFS picks and predictions for the key matchups on the card.
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UFC debut booked
Vallejos will fight Seungwoo Choi at UFC Vegas 104 on March 15, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Vallejos' Contender Series win over Cam Teague in September earned him a UFC contract, and he'll now look to start his UFC career on the right foot against Choi, who has dropped four of his last five fights. That being said, Vallejos will be at a significant size disadvantage, giving up five inches of height and 6.5 inches of reach.
Vallejos' Contender Series win over Cam Teague in September earned him a UFC contract, and he'll now look to start his UFC career on the right foot against Choi, who has dropped four of his last five fights. That being said, Vallejos will be at a significant size disadvantage, giving up five inches of height and 6.5 inches of reach.
Gets contract after Round 1 finish
Vallejos defeated Cam Teague via TKO (punches) at 2:23 of Round 1 at Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series. After the show, he was one of five fighters to be awarded an official UFC contract.
ANALYSIS
Vallejos looked the part of a (-350) betting favorite early, as his boxing was on point, and he was mixing things up with leg kicks as well. It didn't take long for Vallejos to find and break his opponent's chin, and referee Kevin MacDonald was forced to step in. The 22-year-old prospect will carry a 14-1-0 record into the UFC's featherweight division.
Vallejos looked the part of a (-350) betting favorite early, as his boxing was on point, and he was mixing things up with leg kicks as well. It didn't take long for Vallejos to find and break his opponent's chin, and referee Kevin MacDonald was forced to step in. The 22-year-old prospect will carry a 14-1-0 record into the UFC's featherweight division.