UFC Fight Night 200: Alvey vs Hawes 02/05/2022 Spread, Picks and Predictions

UFC Fight Night 200: Alvey vs Hawes 02/05/2022 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship has an exciting fight card ready for their fans with UFC Fight Night 200 commencing this Saturday, February 5. The UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada will serve as the venue for this event. MMA fans can have eyes inside the facility by subscribing to either Pay Per View or UFC Fight Pass. Jack Hermansson is looking forward to getting back at the top five ranking in the middleweight division when he takes on Sean Strickland in the main event. Sam Alvey is going to be competing in the main card as well as he goes up against Phil Hawes at middleweight as well. Entering this bout, UFC betting sites have Phil Hawes as the heavy favorite to prevail over Sam Alvey. 

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Main Card

Sam Alvey

Sam Alvey is a veteran fighter at 35 years old and this fighter’s hometown is located in Waterford, Wisconsin in the United States. He has been representing the Team Quest fight stable in his matches. Alvey has an interesting ring name as “Smile’n” and he has been naturally competing at the middleweight division. This six-foot-two fighter holds an impressive 33-16 professional record and 19 of his wins came from knockouts. It has been a bad slump for Alvey as he lost six times in the last seven matches and the only non-loss he experienced was a split draw against Da Un Jung. He last fought against Wellington Turman in August 2021 and that fight ended in a tough split decision.

Phil Hawes

Phil Hawes has a colorful ring name as the “Megatron” and he hails from Little Ferry in New Jersey, United States. He has been busy polishing his MMA skills at the famous Sanford MMA fight stable. Hawes is a 33-year-old fighter and this middleweight has only lost thrice in 14 professional bouts. He stands at five-foot-eleven and seven of his victories came from knockouts while also owning two submission wins. After earning a UFC contract in Dana White’s Contender Series, Hawes has won the first three fights given to him. His first loss in the organization came at the hands of Chris Curtis in UFC 268 and that ended in a first-round knockout defeat.