UFC Fight Night 181: Yanez vs Rodriguez 10/31/2020 Forecast, Tips and Results

UFC Fight Night 181: Yanez vs Rodriguez 10/31/2020 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is not yet done this month as they want to end it with a bang with UFC Fight Night 181. This fight card is set to happen at the UFC Apex located in Las Vegas, Nevada this Saturday, October 31. For those fans who want to watch, Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass are the options. The biggest draw for this event will be former UFC Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva getting in the same cage as Uriah Hall. The undercard will also feature a bantamweight bout featuring Adrian Yanez and Victor Rodriguez. This fight will have Adrian Yanez carrying a huge advantage over Victor Rodriguez according to UFC Vegas Odds.

"The next day when I woke up, I went back home and I had this switch where I said, I'm here, but my next thing I have to do is to prove that I belong." – @YanezMMA is excited that's he's in the @UFC, but he believes has something to prove at #UFCVegas12 :https://t.co/NRA9vG2CBM

— UFC News (@UFCNews) October 29, 2020

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Adrian Yanez

Adrian Yanez is a 26-year-old fighter and his hometown is located at La Porte, Texas in the USA. He is five-foot-seven and this natural bantamweight trains at the Metro Fight Club MMA stable. Yanez now has an MMA professional record of 11-3 and those are broken down to six wins, three decisions and two submissions. This will be Yanez’s first fight in the UFC but prior to that, he was fighting in LFA and Fury Fighting Championship. He earned his ticket to join the UFC roster after impressing at Dana White’s Contender Series which happened just this August 2020. Yanez went up against Brady Huang and it only took him 39 seconds to end the fight with a knockout.

Victor Rodriguez

Victor Rodriguez is known as “Vicious” inside the MMA cage and he is a 28-year-old fighter that came all the way from Soldotna, Alaska. He will be representing the AK-49 Martial Arts team for this fight. Rodriguez has a young MMA career and he has a 4-2 professional record with all of his wins coming from knockouts. He will be making his UFC debut as a replacement fighter after Aaron Philips got injured. This fighter had made noise in Alaska as a knockout artist. After suffering two losses to start his MMA career, he went on a four-match winning streak between Alaska Fighting Championship and Power Plant Productions with all victories ending with vicious knockouts.