UFC 255: Means vs Perry 11/21/2020 Predictions, Previews and Spread

UFC 255: Means vs Perry 11/21/2020 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship just shifted to high gear coming up with a deep fight card for UFC 255 and this event will be happening this Saturday, November 21. It will be at the UFC Apex located in the middle of Las Vegas, Nevada in the USA. UFC Fight Pass and Pay Per View are the best ways to watch the fights. Deiveson Figueiredo and Alex Perez are headlining the match with a title fight along with Valentina Shevchenko defending her title as well. In the main card, you can also find a welterweight matchup between Mike Perry and Tim Means. This fight should be interesting as UFC Live Betting forecasts Mike Perry taking the victory over Tim Means. 

"Tim 𝘔𝘦𝘢𝘯𝘴 business!" 💼@MeansTim looks to bring his finishing skills on Saturday night. #UFC255 pic.twitter.com/xToM8DfNYK

— UFC (@ufc) November 19, 2020

Main Card

Tim Means

Tim Means is a 36-year-old veteran MMA fighter and he came all the way from Albuquerque, New Mexico in the USA. He is a tall six-foot-two fighter and he will be representing Fit NHB fight team in this next fight. Means possesses an impressive 30-12 professional MMA record and 19 wins are earned through knockouts while he also has six decisions and five submissions. He also has an interesting ring name of “The Dirty Bird”. He is coming from an impressive victory over Laureano Staropoli just this August 2020 in UFC Fight Night 174. Means was put to the limit by Staropoli and eventually earning a unanimous decision win. 

Mike Perry

Mike Perry is known as “Platinum” inside the MMA cage and this 29-year-old hails from Altamonte Springs, Florida in the USA. He is five-foot-ten and trains at the Fusion X-Cel fight stable. Perry will be carrying a 14-6 professional MMA record heading to his next fight. 11 of those victories came from knockouts while the other three are decisions. This fighter has been in the UFC since August 2016. His last fight happened just this June 2020 where he went up against Mickey Gall in UFC on ESPN 12. Perry held on his own in the full three rounds against Gall and eventually got all the nods of the judges taking the unanimous decision.