UFC Fight Night 192: Maness vs Gravely 09/18/2021 Forecast, Tips and Analysis

UFC Fight Night 192: Maness vs Gravely 09/18/2021 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is set to excite their fans once again with a 15-fight evening happening this Saturday, September 18 with UFC Fight Night 192. This event will still be held in closed doors at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. UFC Fight Pass and Pay Per View are good options to watch the matches at home. The main event promises fireworks as Anthony Smith seeks to get another title shot soon but he has Ryan Spann in front of him. Two quick bantamweights are to clash in the undercard with Nate Maness taking on Tony Gravely. It is seen in UFC betting lines that Tony Gravely will be the favorite to win this match over Nate Maness.

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Joseph Maness

Joseph Nathan Maness is known as ‘Mayhem’ whenever he steps inside an MMA cage and his hometown is in Morganfield, Kentucky in the United States. He represents Salvation Mixed Martial Arts in his pro bouts. Manness stands at five-foot-ten and is currently 30 years old. This fighter is more comfortable competing in the featherweight division. He has lost only once in 14 professional MMA matches with 46% of those wins coming from decisions. This will be Maness’ third fight in the UFC. His first two matches turned out well starting with a unanimous decision victory against Johnny Munoz. Luke Sanders is his most recent opponent and he won that via RNC in the second round.

Tony Gravely

Tony Gravely is about to hit 30 years old and this fighter’s hometown is located at Radford, Virginia in the United States. His cage skills are being sharpened by the White Elephant Fight Club. Gravely has been naturally fighting at bantamweight and he will head into this match with a 21-6 professional record. Those wins are divided into nine knockouts, nine decisions and three submissions. After losing to Brett Johns, Gravely has won his last two matches. The first was with Geraldo de Freitas with a tough split decision win while the most recent was against Anthony Birchak via second-round knockout.