UFC on ESPN 34: Lansberg vs Kianzad 04/16/2022 Game Spread, Picks and Forecast

UFC on ESPN 34: Lansberg vs Kianzad 04/16/2022 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship has stacked another action-packed fight card with UFC on ESPN 34 happening this Saturday, April 16. The UFC Apex located in Las Vegas, Nevada will serve as the venue for this event. UFC Fight Pass along with Pay Per View are great choices to witness the matches. The main event will be a rematch of two top welterweights with Belal Muhammad seeking revenge against Vicente Luque. A women’s bantamweight bout is in the preliminaries as Pannie Kianzad takes on Lina Lansberg. It is seen in UFC betting lines that Lina Lansberg will be losing this match against Pannie Kianzad.

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Lina Lansberg

Lina Lansberg has a very unique ring name as the “Elbow Queen” and this fighter came all the way from Malmo, Scania in Sweden. She has been sharpening her MMA skills at the Redline Training Center. Lansberg enters this match as a 40-year-old fighter and she has been competing mostly at the bantamweight division. Her professional record is at 10-5 and six of her wins came from decisions while the rest ended in knockouts. After winning back-to-back matches against Tonya Evinger and Macy Chiasson, Lansberg was not able to convert the momentum to a winning streak after losing to Sara McCann via unanimous decision during UFC Fight Night 166.

Pannie Kianzad

Pannie Kianzad goes by a Japanese ring name as “Banzai” and like her opponent, she hails from the same country in Sweden. She will be representing the Arte Suave Copenhagen fight stable in this bout. Kianzad is a 30-year-old fighter and she has more matches at the women’s bantamweight division. Her record is now at 15-6 and a dozen of those wins came from decisions while the rest are knockouts. This fighter had a four-fight winning streak and that ended during her most recent match against Raquel Pennington in UFC Fight Night 192. That match went to a full three rounds with Pennington taking home the decision win.