UFC on ESPN 11: Pennington vs Reneau 06/20/2020 UFC Previews, Betting Spread and Fight Analysis

UFC on ESPN 11: Pennington vs Reneau 06/20/2020 –The Ultimate Fighting Championship is going to be holding another fight card this month with UFC on ESPN 11 this coming Saturday, June 11. This event will be once again in the closed-doors of the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Viewing options include subscriptions from Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass. The main draw for this event will be two heavyweights going against each other with Curtis Blaydes up against Alexander Volkov. Joining them in the main card are women’s bantamweights, Raquel Pennington and Marion Reneau. In this fight, Pennington is the higher-ranked fighter and UFC Live Betting gives her the edge over Marion Reneau.

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Main Card

Raquel Pennington

Raquel Pennington is a 31-year-old women’s bantamweight fighter that hails at Colorado Springs. “Rocky” stands at five-foot-seven and trains at Altitude MMA. She owns a professional MMA record of 10-8 with six victories from decisions. “Rocky” had been in the UFC since November 2013 and it was a rough start for her in the organization as she splits her first four fights into two wins and two defeats. She started to get her groove by winning her next four fights against big names such as Jessica Andrade, Bethe Correia, Elizabeth Phillips and Meisha Tate. But with the great run, the has been slumping after getting a title shot against Amanda Nunes in UFC 224. She lost the fight and her last four matches, Pennington only won once. Her last match was against Holly Holm just this January 2020 in UFC 246 and it was a unanimous decision loss.

Marion Reneau

Marion Renau is a 42-year-old women’s bantamweight fighter that came from Visalia, California. She is known as “The Belizean Bruiser” and trains at the Elite Team. Her professional record is at 9-5 with five wins from knockouts. Reneau has been in the UFC since February 2015 and after an impressive win in her debut match against Jessica Andrade, she lost her next two fights against Holly Holm and Ashlee Evans-Smith. She won her next three of her next three matches with one draw against Bethe Correia. Renau’s last two matches were losses and they were against Cat Zingano and the latest was with Yana Kunitskaya via unanimous decision in March 2019 at UFC Fight Night 146.