UFC Fight Night 183: Moraes vs Font 12/19/2020 Spread, Fight Analysis and Forecast

UFC Fight Night 183: Moraes vs Font 12/19/2020 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is pulling no punches as they want to end the year with a stacked fight card in UFC Fight Night 183. This event is set to happen this Saturday, December 19 at the UFC Apex located in the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada. Fans can opt to watch through Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass. The main event will put two hard-hitting welterweights inside the cage with Stephen Thompson taking on Geoff Neal. Among the attractions will be a bantamweight battle between Marlon Moraes and Rob Font. It is seen by UFC Online that Marlon Moraes is the best bet to win this matchup against Rob Font.

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Marlon Moraes

Marlon Moraes is known as “Magic” inside the MMA cage and this 32-year-old fighter hails from Nova Frigurgo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is at five-foot-six and gets his training at the American Top Team. Moraes has been fighting naturally at the bantamweight division for his entire career and he has a professional MMA record of 23-7. His wins are divided into 10 wins, six submissions and seven decisions. His last fight happened just two months ago in UFC Fight Night 179 where he took on Cory Sandhagen. That fight didn’t end well in his favor as he got caught by a spinning wheel kick that knocked him out.

Rob Font

Rob Font is a 33-year-old fighter and he came all the way from Boston, Massachusetts in the USA. This five-foot-eight bantamweight fighter gets his training at Team Sityodong and represents them in his matches. Font now has a professional MMA record of 17-6 coming to this fight against Marlon Moraes. His wins are distributed well from seven knockouts, four submissions and six decisions. He made his UFC debut way back in July 2014. Font is riding the momentum from his back-to-back wins heading to UFC Fight Night 183. He was able to get wins against Sergio Pettis and the most recent one was with Ricky Simon back in December 2019. Both matches were won via unanimous decision.