No Bets Barred: Can Anthony Hernandez rebound at UFC Sacramento, or does Robocop march on?
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Anthony Hernandez looks to get back on the winning track this weekend, but Gregory Rodrigues stands in his way.
On Saturday, “Fluffy” returns to the cage for the first time since losing to Sean Strickland, looking to start another eight-fight win streak that might put him back in title contention. But “Robocop” has other ideas as the former BJJ world champion is finally making his own run up the 185-pound ladder. Can Hernandez stop Robocop’s march to the title, or is he about to face the wrath of Rodrigues’ own prime directives?
On the latest episode of No Bets Barred, host Jed Meshew breaks down Hernandez vs. Rodrigues, plus the rest of the fights at UFC Sacramento, quickly talks about PFL Tampa and the retirement of Cris Cyborg, gives the latest steps for The Climb, and more.
Tune in for episode 162 of No Bets Barred.
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