UFC Fight Night 204: Allen vs Hooker 03/19/2022 Preview, Fight Analysis and Spread

UFC Fight Night 204: Allen vs Hooker 03/19/2022 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is set to commence their third fight card of the month this coming Saturday, March 19. This event will take place abroad at the O2 Arena in London, England. Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass are great ways to enjoy the matches safely from home. The main event will be featuring Alexander Volkov and Tom Aspinall going at it at the heavyweight division. Co-headlining them is Arnold Allen and Dan Hooker who will battle it out at featherweight. This is another close battle and according to UFC betting lines, Dan Hooker carries a very small edge over Arnold Allen.

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Main Card

Arnold Allen

Arnold Allan is known as the “Almighty” whenever he steps inside the MMA cage and this fighter came all the way from Felixstowe, Suffolk in England. The Tristar Gym has been polishing his MMA skills. Allen is at his prime age of 28 years old and he has been comfortable competing in the featherweight division. This fighter has only lost once in 18 professional matches and eight of those wins came from decisions. Heading to this bout, Allen has swept all the eight fights given to him by the UFC. The most recent matchup he had was against Sodiq Yusuff during UFC on ABC 2. Allen won that match through a unanimous decision.

Dan Hooker

Dan Hooker is a 32-year-old fighter and this fighter’s hometown is located far away in Auckland, New Zealand. He has been representing the City Kickboxing fight stable in his professional bouts. Hooker has an interesting ring name as “The Hangman” and this six-foot lightweight has a professional record of 21-11. His victories are divided into 10 knockouts, seven submissions, and four decisions. It has been a struggle for Hooker for the past matches as he only won once in four fights. After avoiding a losing streak with a win over Nasrat Haqparast, this fighter lost to Islam Makahchev with a first-round submission during UFC 267.