UFC on ESPN 31: Gall vs Morono 12/04/2021 Forecast, Tips and Analysis

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UFC on ESPN 31: Gall vs Morono 12/04/2021 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship is going to hold their first fight card for the last month of the year with UFC on ESPN 31. This event commences this Saturday, December 4 and will be inside the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pay Per View and UFC Fight Pass are great options to view the matches. Rob Font will be looking to get closer to a title fight and he has a daunting challenge against former bantamweight champion Jose Aldo in the main event. Mickey Gall is in the prelims and he takes on Alex Morono at welterweight. It is seen by UFC betting sites that Alex Morono will be the best pick to win against Mickey Gall in this matchup.

No fights this Saturday, but we are coming back next weekend with a big time battle in the bantamweight division 💥

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— UFC (@ufc) November 22, 2021

Mickey Gall

Mickey Gall is at the tail-end of his 30s and this 29-year-old fighter’s hometown is located in Green Brook, New Jersey in the United States. He has been polishing his fighting skills at the Miller Brothers MMA. Gall has been popularly known as the fighter who took down wrestling icon CM Punk in his MMA debut. He comes into this match with a professional record of 7-3 and six of those victories came from submissions. It has been an up-and-down roller coaster ride for Gall food the past years as he split his last six matches to three wins and three losses. His most recent bout was against Jordan Williams and won by rear-naked choke in UFC on ESPN 27.

Alex Morono

Alex Morono goes by an interesting ring name as “The Great White” and this fighter hails from Houston, Texas in the United States. His professional career has been handled by the Fortis MMA stable. Morono is coming to this match as a 31-year-old welterweight and owns a professional record of 20-7. Those wins are divided into seven decisions, six knockouts, six submissions, and one no-contest. After losing to Anthony Pettis, Morono is now on back-to-back wins. The first bout was against veteran fighter Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone and the more recent win was with David Zawada in UFC Fight Night 191.

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