Top 15 welterweights are set to clash on Saturday in Edmonton. Joaquin Buckley and Mike Malott will meet in a pivotal fight at 170 pounds in the UFC Fight Night main event. Buckley is at a key moment in his career.
After a six-fight winning streak culminated in knockout wins over Stephen Thompson and Colby Covington, Buckley seemed ready to crack into the upper echelon of the division, but he has since suffered back-to-back decision losses to Kamaru Usman and Sean Brady. . Malott for no additional fee -- every UFC numbered event and UFC Fight Night is included with your subscription! Plans start as low as $8.99/month or $89.99/year!
Malott has become a staple of UFC cards in Canada. After fighting twice in the United States to start his Octagon career, Malott will be fighting for a seven consecutive time in his home country. Malott has won four straight, most recently scoring a TKO win over former title contender Gilbert Burns.
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