UFC Sacramento Preview Show: Can Anthony Hernandez Show Gregory Rodrigues The Meaning Of Fluff?
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Can Anthony Hernadez get get back on track against Gregory Rodrigues, or is Robocop about to show Fluffy the full extent of his programming?
That's the question that will be answered on Saturday in the main event of UFC Sacramento when Hernandez and Rodrigues square off in a pivotal middleweight matchup. Hernandez is coming in off a loss to now-champion Sean Strickland, while Rodrigues is on arguably the best run of his career, and making a push for title contention.
Ahead of Saturday's card, MMA Fighting's Jed Meshew and Alexander K. Lee preview this marquee matchup as well as the rest of the biggest storylines from UFC Sacramento, discuss the final fight of the legendary Cris Cyborg over at PFL Tampa, answer viewer questions, and more.
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