UFC Fight Night 192: Kasaganay vs Harris 9/18/2021 Picks, Previews and Fight Analysis

UFC Fight Night 192: Kasaganay vs Harris 9/18/2021 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship will be holding another fight card this month with UFC Fight Night 192 happening this Saturday, September 18. The UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada will be the venue and there will not be a crowd. UFC Fight Night and Pay Per View are great options to witness the matches. Anthony Smith is the big name fighting at the main event and he will be taking on Ryan Spann in a light heavyweight battle. Deep in the undercard, Impa Kasaganay returns to the cage and fights Carlston Harris. These two welterweights promise great action and UFC betting odds see Carlston Harris as the riskier pick as compared to Impa Casaganay. 

💥 @KingImpa vs @CarlstonMMA up next as #UFCVegas37 continues LIVE on @ESPNPlus. pic.twitter.com/1c4PsLWLon

— UFC (@ufc) September 18, 2021

Impa Kasaganay

Impa Kasaganay carries an interesting ring name as the “Tshilobo” and his hometown is located in Charlotte, North Carolina in the United States. This fighter has been managed by the Sanford MMA fight team. Kasaganay stands at five-foot-eleven and has been competing well at the welterweight division. He gets in this match with a professional record of 9-1 with six of those wins coming from decisions. After losing to Joaquin Buckley, Kasaganay returned from his first career defeat and won over Sasha Palatnikov in UFC on ABC 2. That fight ended in the second round with an RNC at the 26-second mark.

Carlson Lindsay Harris

Carlson Linday Harris is a 34-year-old veteran fighter and he came all the way from Skeldon, Guyana. This natural welterweight fighter gets to polish his MMA skills at the Renovacao Fight Team. Harris stands at six feet and carries the ring name “Mocambique”. He comes into this match with a professional MMA record of 16-4. Those wins are divided into seven decisions, five submissions and four knockouts. This will be his second fight in the UFC and his debut in the organization was a success. Harris went up against Christian Aguilera on UFC one ESPN 24 and won that match in the first round with a rare anaconda choke.