Charles Oliveira Vs. Mateusz Gamrot Main Event
Former UFC Lightweight Champion Charles Oliveira aims to bounce back from his UFC 317 loss as he faces Mateusz Gamrot in the main event.
Oliveira, ranked fourth in the lightweight division, has a professional record of 35 wins and 11 losses. He has won three of his last six fights, defeating Justin Gaethje, Beneil Dariush, and Michael Chandler.
His opponent, Mateusz Gamrot, is a replacement for Rafael Fiziev. Oliveira is returning to the octagon quickly after fighting Ilia Topuria in June.
NO BACKING DOWN 😤@CharlesDoBronxs vs @Gamer_MMA [ TOMORROW at 7pmET on the @ESPN app ]
Oliveira's fight against Gamrot will be a significant test of his skills as he looks to recover from his recent loss.
- Event: UFC FIGHT NIGHT RIO
- Main Event: Charles Oliveira vs. Mateusz Gamrot
- Time: 7pm ET
- Streaming: ESPN app
Author's summary: Oliveira faces Gamrot in UFC main event.
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