UFC on ESPN 35: Green vs Lainesse 04/30/2022 Spread, Forecast and Tips

UFC on ESPN 35: Green vs Lainesse 04/30/2022 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is going to cap off the month with another action-packed fight card with UFC on ESPN 35 happening this Saturday, April 30. The UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada will serve as the venue. Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass are great ways to experience the matches. The main event will be featuring two bantamweight fighters aiming to get into the top four rankings with Rob Font battling Marlon Vera. Yohan Lainesse is scheduled to fight in the undercard against Gabriel Green in the welterweight division. It is predicted in UFC fight odds that Gabriel Green will be taking home a win after his matchup with Yohan Lainesse.

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Gabriel Green

Gabriel Green is known as the “Gifted” whenever he steps inside an MMA cage and this fighter hails from Downey, California in the United States. He gets to represent the Subfighter MMA stable. Green stands at five-foot-ten and this natural welterweight has only lost thrice in 13 professional bouts. His victories are divided into six submissions, three knockouts, and one decision. Two of his three losses are from knockouts. After a disappointing debut loss against Daniel Rodriguez, Green made sure to adjust to the ruleset of the UFC leading to his next match. That bout was against Philip Rowe and he got his first UFC victory back in February 2021.

Yohan Lainesse

Yohan Lainesse has an interesting ring name the “White Lion” and his hometown is located up north in Quebec, Canada. He gets to polish his fighting skills at the Brazilian Top Team stable in Canada. Lainesse is in the last year of his 30s and this six-foot-one welterweight carries an unblemished 8-0 record into this next match. His wins are divided into six knockouts and two came from judges’ decisions. This is going to be the first time that Lainesse will be seeing action inside the UFC octagon. His fighter contract was earned through Dana White’s Contender Series back in November after he knocked out Justin Burlinson in the first round.