This weekend sees bantamweights headline the latest instalment of UFC, as we return the TD Garden in Boston for the seventh time. Aside from Sterling and O’Malley’s title fight, there are plenty of other intriguing bouts on the UFC 292 undercard. See below as we take you through each one.
UFC 292 Info
Saturday August 19th, 2023 TD Garden, Boston⏱ Undercard Start Time: approx 8pm ET | Main Card Start Time: approx 10pm ETWho is Fighting On The UFC 292 Undercard
Zhang Weili vs. Amanda Lemos
The main event isn’t the only belt on the line this Saturday, with Zhang Weili set to defend her UFC strawweight title against Aamanda Lemos.
Champion since snatching the title from Jessica Andrade in only her fourth fight, the Chinese fighter has been imperious across her career so far.
Although she relinquished the belt to Rose Namajunas two years ago, she clawed her way back into title contention and reclaimed it by submitting Carla Esparza.
As for Lemos, the Brazilian is approaching her 10th year in the octagon and two consecutive wins against Michelle Waterson and Marina Rodriguez via TKO in November has seen her move into contention for this fight.
Division: StrawweightZhang record: 23-3Lemos record: 13-2-1Belts at stake: UFC strawweight titleIan Machado Garry vs. Neil Magny
Ian Machado Garry, who remains unbeaten across five fights since making to the step up as a pro in 2019, steps into the ring with a man over 10 years his senior.
Neil Magny, the 36-year-old veteran with 13 years of experience in the UFC, is perhaps Garry’s toughest test yet having shown his worth as a welterweight competitor in the past.
Magny stepped in at the last minute to replace Geoff Neal, and he enters this contest off the back of a split decision victory over Phillip Rowe just two months ago.
Division: WelterweightGarry record: 12-0Magny record: 28-10Belts at stake: N/AMario Bautista vs. Da’mon Blackshear
One of three bantamweight clashes at the TD Garden, this next one pits the in-form Mario Bautista against Da’mon Blackshear.
The former enters this bout with the potential to make it four wins on the bounce, after submitting Guido Cannetti in March.
Meanwhile, Blackshear’s relatively short UFC career in comparison has seen him pick up two consecutive wins since starting life in the octagon with a draw and a loss.
One of those wins came just last week after twisting Jose Johnson into submission, and he is a last minute replacement for Cody Garbrandt who was forced to back out.
Division: BantamweightBautista record: 12-2Blackshear record: 14-5-1Belts at stake: N/AMarlon Vera vs. Pedro Munhoz
The night begins with a bantamweight bout between Marlon Vera and Pedro Munhoz.
Vera is 14-7 in the UFC up to this point, and the 30-year-old will be hoping to land back on his feet after having a four-fight winning streak cut short by Cory Sandhagen earlier this year.
As for Munhoz, the Brazilian is the most experienced in this division having broken the record for the most fights (19). He is 10-7 across those, with two no contests, and he returned to winning ways – his first since 2021 – when beating Chris Gutierrez in April.
Division: BantamweightVera record: 20-8-1Munhoz record: 20-7, two no-contestsBelts at stake: N/AAljamain Sterling Vs Sean O’Malley Fight Info – When Is UFC 292
UFC Fight: Aljamain Sterling vs Sean O’Malley Records: Aljamain Sterling (23-3, 4 TKO’s) | Sean O’Malley (16-1, 12 TKO’s) Date: August 19, 2023 Main Event Time: Approx. 1:00am ESTTitle: UFC Bantamweight Championship TV Channel: ESPN+ PPV Venue: TD Garden | Boston, Massachusetts Fight Odds: Sterling -250 | O’Malley +210RELATED: Aljamain Sterling UFC Record: 23-3 Bantamweight Veteran Holds Record Wins in His Weight Class
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