UFC ON ESPN 32: Bush vs Borshchev 01/15/2022 Tips, Odds and Predictions

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UFC ON ESPN 32: Bush vs Borshchev 01/15/2022 – The Ultimate Fighting Championship has come up with a stacked fight card to kick off the year. UFC on ESPN 22 is set to commence this coming Saturday, January 15 and it will be held at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. MMA fans can subscribe to either Pay Per View or UFC Fight Pass to witness the bouts. Giga Chikadze hopes to keep his UFC record unblemished as he takes on Calvin Kattar at featherweight in the main event. An interesting lightweight battle is in the prelims with Dakota Bush fighting Viacheslav Borschchev. According to UFC betting lines, Dakota Bush is going to be the riskier pick as compared to Viacheslav Borshchev.

𝐎𝐍𝐄. 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄. 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊. 💥

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Dakota Bush

Dakota Bush carries a very witty ring name as “Hairy” and this fighter hails from St. Clair, Missouri in the United States. The Smith Pit MMA stable has been responsible for handling Bush’s professional career. Bush is just entering his prime at 27 years old and this fighter has been comfortable competing at the lightweight division. He has 11 professional bouts under his name and owns eight victories. His last bout was his debut in the UFC and that ended in a unanimous decision loss against Austin Hubbard just this April 2021. Prior to making the UFC roster, he has been competing mostly at the LFA.

Viacheslav Borshchev

Viacheslav Borschchev is known as “Slava” whenever he steps inside an MMA cage and his hometown is located in Sacramento, California in the United States. He has been representing the well-renowned Team Alpha Male in his matches. Borshchev is a 30-year-old fighter and he has a young MMA career having fought six times. He has only lost once in his entire career and four of his wins came from knockouts. His only loss went to the judges’ scorecards. This fighter earned the right to compete in the UFC by winning over Chris Duncan in Dana White’s Contender Series back in October. That bout ended in a second-round knockout at the 28-second mark.

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