UFC on ESPN 11: Muhammad vs Good 06/20/2020 UFC Picks, Predictions and Betting Previews

UFC on ESPN 11: Muhammad vs Good 06/20/2020 –The Ultimate Fighting Championship is still going strong as they are the only live sports happening right now in the USA.  They will be holding another fight card this month with UFC on ESPN 11 this Saturday, June 20. This will be held at the closed-door venue of UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada but fans can still catch the action with Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass. The main draw for this fight card is two heavyweights entering the cage with Alexander Volkov and Curtis Blaydes. The main card will also feature some welterweight action with unranked fighters between Belal Muhammad and Lyman Good. Coming into this fight, UFC Vegas Odds see Belal Muhammad having the edge to win over Lyman Good.

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Main Card

Belal Muhammad

Belal Muhammad “Remember The Name” is a 31-year-old welterweight fighter that came from Chicago, Illinois. He stands at five-foot-eleven and stables at the Roufusport fight team as he owns a 16-3  professional record. Eleven of his wins are from judges’ decisions. Muhammad earned his UFC stripes after performing at a high level in Titan FC. Despite a good hype from him, he lost two of his first fights in the UFC. After that, he finally got his groove and won his next four fights before falling to Geof Neal in January 2019. With the loss to Neal, he finished the year strong with back-to-back wins. The first one was against Curtis Millender in UFC 236 and the last match was with Takashi Sato in UFC 242 in which he won via rear-naked choke submission in the third round.

Lyman Good

Lyman Good is a 35-year-old fighter that hails from New York City. He is known as “Cyborg” in the cage and this 6-foot fighter trains at the Team Tiger Schulmann stable. His current professional record is at 21-5 with 11 wins through knockouts. Good has made a good impression in his first UFC fight against Andrew Craig way back in UFC Fight Night 71 in July 2015. He had spent two years off from cage fighting and made a return on UFC on Fox 25 and lost to Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos via split decision. He showed his potential by knocking out Ben Saunders in UFC 230 but was submitted by Demian Maia in UFC Fight Night 144 via rear-naked choke. His last registered fight was against Chance Rencountre in UFC 244 in November 2019 which he won via TKO in the third round.