UFC on ESPN 17: Heinisch vs Allen 11/07/2020 Predictions, Previews and Spread

UFC on ESPN 17: Heinisch vs Allen 11/07/2020 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship will be holding their first fight card for this month with UFC on ESPN 17. This event will commence this Saturday, November 7 at the UFC Apex located in the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada. Fans can watch the matches through Pay Per View or UFC Fight Pass. Thiago Santos headlines the event as he aims to get another title fight but he has to go through Glover Teixeira. In the main card, you also have another middleweight battle happening with Ian Heinisch taking on Brendan Allen. In this fight, UFC Live Betting sees that Ian Heinisch will be the underdog as compared to Brendan Allen.

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Main Card

Ian Heinisch

Ian Heinisch is a 32-year-old fighter and he hails from Highlands Ranch, Colorado in the USA. He is five-foot-eleven and he gets his training at Genesis MMA which he will be representing in this fight. Heinisch is known as “The Hurricane” inside the MMA cage and he now has a professional MMA record of 14-3. This is going to be his sixth fight in the UFC and in his past five matches, he won three and lost twice. Heading to this match, he went up against Gerald Meerschaert in UFC 250 just this June 2020. Heinisch took only the first 1:14 minutes of the fight to knock down Meerschaert and avoided a losing streak.

Brendan Allen

Brendan Allen is a 24-year-old fighter and he is known inside the cage as “All In”. This natural middleweight came from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has been polishing his skills at the Roufusport. Allen now has a professional MMA record of 15-3 and those wins are divided into eight submissions, five knockouts and two decisions. The UFC has given him three fights since debuting in October 2019 and won all of them. In his last match, he was put inside the same cage as Kyle Daukaus in UFC on ESPN 12 just this June 2020. The fight went to the limit and Heinisch eventually earned the unanimous decision victory.