A trio of new women’s bouts have been announced for upcoming events. Here are the fights, together with my first thoughts on these.
Emily Whitmire vs. Amanda Ribas, UFC on ESPN 3
A fascinating women’s strawweight bout between Emily Whitmire and Amanda Ribas was scheduled for UFC on ESPN 3, taking place June 29 at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Combate broke the news. Whitmire (4-2) is 2-1 at the UFC and lately needed just 61 minutes to submit Aleksandra Albu at a breakout performance that set a UFC women’s strawweight record for fastest submission win. Ribas (6-1) was recently cleared by USADA after sitting out two years because of a tainted supplement and will seem to leap back to the win column for the first time because 2016. Given the very long layoff for Ribas and the current success of Whitmire within the Octagon, look for Whitmire for a solid gaming preferred heading into this bout.
Angela Hill vs. Yan Xiaonan, UFC 238
Because of an injury to Wu Yanan, Angela Hill has agreed to step on short notice when she takes on Yan Xiaonan at UFC 238, which is set for June 8 at United Center in Chicago, Illinois. The information broke. Hill (9-6) recently picked up a decision win over Jodie Esquibel to snap a two-fight win streak and will fight less than six weeks afterwards here against Xiaonan. It’s been a busy start to 2019 for Hill, who will be fighting for the third time in four months should she make it to this fight. Overall Hill is 4-6 at the Octagon in two different stints with the advertising. Xiaonan (10-1, 1 NC) is riding a nine-fight unbeaten series and is 3-0 overall from the UFC with three of her wins coming from decision. This should be a competitive struggle but given the degree of competition she has fought and how busy she has been in 2019, expect Hill to be preferred in this one.
Claudia Gadelha vs. Randa Markos, UFC 239
A couple of the most effective female strawweights in the world at place to meet UFC 239 as Claudia Gadelha matches Randa Markos. The card takes place July 6 in T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gadelha (16-4) is astonishingly only 6-4 in the UFC and is coming off of a surprising decision reduction to Nina Ansaroff. After one of the most stressed women’s strawweights about the UFC roster, Gadelha has struggled in recent years and appears to be on the decline at age 30 as all the wars she’s been in have caught up to her. Markos (9-6, 1 NC) is 5-5-1 from the UFC and lately picked up arguably her most remarkable win yet, a first-round submission success over Angela Hill. Markos has fought balancing problems within the Octagon and has yet to stand up a win series of over one struggle in a row, but the victory over Hill may be a indication that she’s finally figured out things. Contemplating Gadelha consistently gets plenty of respect from bettors I really do expect her to be preferred here, however, Markos is a live dog in this fight.
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