UFC Fight Night 183: Freitas vs Gravely 11/14/2020 Picks, Predictions and Previews

UFC Fight Night 183: Freitas vs Gravely 11/14/2020 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is just gearing up the month with another event with UFC Fight Night 183 happening on Saturday, November 14 at the UFC Apex located in the heard of Las Vegas, Nevada. Fans are not allowed inside the venue and viewing options include Pay Per View or UFC Fight Pass subscription. Paul Felder will be testing his skills inside the octagon against former champion Rafael dos Anjos in the main event. The undercard will have two bantamweights clashing with Geraldo de Freitas and Tony Gravely. It is seen by UFC Online that this bantamweight matchup will favor Tony Gravely over Geraldo de Freitas.

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Geraldo de Freitas Jr.

Geraldo de Freitas Jr. is a 29-year-old fighter and he came all the way from Conhelheiro Lafaiete in Minas Gerais, Brazil. He is five-foot-nine and gets his training and skills sharpened at the Nova Uniao fight team. Freitas has been fighting naturally at the bantamweight division and his professional record now stands at 12-5. His wins are creatively distributed to five submissions, four knockouts and three decisions. This is his third fight in the UFC and he lost one and won the other. His last fight happened in August 2019 in UFC Fight Night 156 as he took Chris Gutierrez to the extra mile and losing by a split decision.

Tony Gravely

Tony Gravely is a 29-year-old bantamweight fighter and his hometown is located Radford, Virginia in the USA. He stands at five-foot-five and will be representing the White Elephant Fight Club in his upcoming fight. Gravely now has a professional fighting record of 19-6 and the wins are divided into eight knockouts, eight decisions and three submissions. Prior to coming to the UFC, he was a fighter in CES MMA and KOTC. He already made his debut in the organization back in January 2020. It was in UFC Fight Night 166 where he took on Brett Johns and it went to three rounds before succumbing to a rear-naked choke.