UFC Fight Night 199: Mayes vs Parisian 12/18/2021 Tips, Predictions and Previews

UFC Fight Night 199: Mayes vs Parisian 12/18/2021 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship will be holding their final fight card for the year and it doesn’t fall short with action. UFC Fight Night 199 happens this coming Saturday, December 18 and it will be inside the halls of the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass are good options to enjoy the matches safely at home. Chris Daukaus is looking to make a huge jump in the heavyweight division as he takes on Derrick Lewis in the main event. Another heavyweight matchup is in the undercard with Don’Take Mayes fighting Josh Parisian. It is forecasted by UFC fight odds that Josh Parisian will be the riskier bet to take as compared to Don’Tale Mayes.

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Don’Tale Mayes

Don’Tale Mayes goes by the ring name “Kong” and his hometown is located in Louisville, Kentucky in the United States. He has been training at the Bronx Hill MMA and will represent them in this upcoming bout.  Mayes is a hulking heavyweight figure standing at six-foot-six and tips the scales at 262 points. He owns a professional MMA record of 8-4 and half of those victories came from knockouts. After losing back-to-back matches since entering the UFC, Mayes was able to pick up his first win against Roque Martinez. That fight happened at UFC Fight Night 182 and it ended in a unanimous decision victory.

Josh Parisian

Josh Parisian is a 32-year-old fighter and he came all the way from Brighton, Michigan in the United States. He has been busy sharpening his MMA skills at the Scorpion Fighting System stable. Parisian stands at six-foot-four and is 262 pounds heavy. He enters this matchup carrying a professional fighting record of 14-4. 10 of those wins came from knockouts while the rest were split between submissions and decisions. After earning a UFC contract in Dana White’s Contender Series, Parisian lost his debut fight against Parker Porter. His next fight was against Roque Martinez and won that bout in a tight split decision.