The very first couple bouts have been shown for the UFC’s forthcoming cards in Rochester and Greensboro, and I will give my initial takes on those matchups below.
Aspen Ladd vs. Sijara Eubanks, UFC Fight Night 151
Moving up from the women’s flyweight division is Sijara Eubanks, and she will fight Aspen Ladd in UFC Fight Night 151, taking place May 18 at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York. MMAjunkie broke the news. Ladd (7-0) is undefeated in her profession and is 2-0 at the UFC with a vicious TKO win over Tonya Evinger in her last outing. Eubanks (4-2) is 2-0 at the UFC and conquer Roxanne Modafferi by choice in her last struggle. This is actually a rematch of this pair’s previous bout in Invicta, which Ladd won by choice. I am expecting another aggressive struggle this moment around, but once again I would have to favor Ladd to win the battle.
Trevin Giles vs. Zak Cummings, UFC Fight Night 151
Also added to UFC Fight Night 151 is a middleweight bout between Trevin Giles and Zak Cummings. Giles (11-0) is 2-0 at the UFC but has not fought since a KO win over Antonio Braga Neto at December 2017. Cummings (22-6) is 7-3 at the UFC and is coming off of a split decision win over Trevor Smith. Cummings is merely a gatekeeper at this point of his career while Giles is a top prospect at 185lbs, and he will likely be a massive favorite here despite his long layoff.
Mike Trizano vs. Grant Dawson, UFC Fight Night 151
Featherweight prospects Mike Trizano and Grant Dawson will meet UFC Fight Night 151. The Democrat and Chronicle broke the information. Trizano (8-0) won TUF 27 and is indeed far 2-0 from the UFC including an upset win over Luis Pena his last time out. Dawson (13-1) chose over Julian Erosa in his UFC debut and is riding a four-fight win series right now. Both men are solid prospects but Dawson seems to have more respect at the window and that I expect him to be preferred at open.
Pat Cummins vs. Ed Herman, UFC Fight Night 151
Light heavyweights Pat Cummins and Ed Herman are set to match at UFC Fight Night 151. Cummins (10-6) is 6-6 in the UFC and is coming off of two straight losses to Misha Cirkunov and Corey Anderson. Herman (23-14, 1 NC) is one of the longest tenured UFC fighters also contains an all-time record of 10-11, 1 NC overall in the Octagon. However, he’s fallen on hard times as of late with a three-fight losing slide including losses to Gian Villante, CB Dollaway and Nikita Krylov. At this point you need to fade Herman against anyone, and Cummins ought to be a tiny favorite here.
Jairzinho Rozenstruik vs. Allen Crowder, UFC Fight Night 153
Heavyweights Jairzinho Rozenstruik and Allen Crowder are set to match UFC Fight Night 153, taking place June 22 at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina. Crowder’s team announced the bout. Rozenstruik (7-0) picked up a fantastic knockout win over Junior Albini in his UFC debut. Crowder (10-3, 1 NC) is 1-1 in the UFC and is coming off of a DQ win over Greg Hardy. This looks like the UFC punishing Crowder for whatever motive as I fully anticipate Rozenstruik to receive a knockout win.
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