UFC Fight Night 192: Arroyo vs Buckley 09/18/2021 Spread, Fight Analysis and Forecast

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UFC Fight Night 192: Arroyo vs Buckley 09/18/2021 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship has come up with another action-packed fight card with UFC Fight Night 192 taking place this Saturday, September 18. This event will still be held at the closed doors of the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. UFC Fight Pass and Pay Per View are good options to have eyes inside the venue. Anthony Smith headlines the event and he looks to get closer to another shot at the light heavyweight title by taking on Ryan Spann. Joaquin Buckley is also in the main card fighting Antonio Arroyo for some middleweight action. It is forecasted in UFC betting odds that Joaquin Buckley is going to take this win over Antonio Arroyo.

Buckley ATE that 😳 #UFCVegas37 pic.twitter.com/1kSs5tTyap

— UFC (@ufc) September 18, 2021

Main Card

Antonio Arroyo

Antonio Arroyo is coming in this match as a 32-year-old fighter and he came all the way from Belem in Para, Brazil. The Marajo Brothers Team is now responsible for handling this fighter’s MMA career. Arroyo stands at six feet and has been comfortable competing in the middleweight division. His professional fighting record is currently 9-4 and eight of those victories are divided into four knockouts and four submissions. Since entering the UFC, Arroyo has struggled to secure his first win in the organization. His debut match against Andre Muniz was a loss and it was followed up with another in the hands of Deron Winn. Both matches ended in unanimous decision losses.

Joaquin Buckley

Joaquin Buckley is known as the “New Mansa” and this fighter hails from St. Louis, Missouri located in the United States. He gets to represent and polish his MMA skills at the Finney’s Hit Squad. Buckley is now 27 years old and he has a professional fighting record of 12-4. This natural middleweight has a 12-4 record and nine of those wins came from knockouts while the rest are decisions. Getting back-to-back wins against Impa Kasaganay and Jordan Wright, Buckley didn’t make a winning streak out of it after losing to Alessio di Chirico in UFC on ABC 1. That fight ended in the first round with a vicious head kick.

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