No Bets Barred: Can Brendan Allen or Christian Leroy Duncan make a splash at UFC Vegas 122?
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UFC 332 is in the books, and a card widely maligned for its quality delivered plenty of action. But can the UFC do it against with UFC Vegas 122?
Amid rabid online debate over the perceived lack of quality in UFC cards lately, the UFC returns to its stomping grounds for a Fight Night card headlined by a middleweight matchup between Brendan Allen and Christian Leroy Duncan. Both men are riding strong winning streaks heading into the matchup, and both are trying their best to break into the crowded middleweight title picture, but can one man do enough to stand out and become a real contender?
On the latest episode of No Bets Barred, host Jed Meshew flies solo to dive into the latest UFC Fight Night offering. Topics discussed include Allen’s chances of stopping the surging “CLD,” Matheus Camilo’s prospects as a prospect in the lightweight division, an astonishing FOUR fighters competing on the event who are riding losing streaks of four or more, the latest with The Climb, and more.
Tune in for episode 167 of No Bets Barred.
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