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Welterweights Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown clash in a meeting of competitors trying to make headway in the 170-pound weight class. Bonfim makes his third start of the year, looking to build off recent wins over Khaos Williams and Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson while extending his winning streak to four. The Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) grad is 5-1 in the Octagon, 18-1 overall, and crept into the Top 15 on the heels of his win over Thompson in July. “Rudeboy” has been knocking on the door of the rankings for a minute, with wins in eight of his last 10 and coming off a hellacious knockout win over Nicolas Dalby in April, where he became the first person to stop the Danish veteran. The 35-year-old is technical, fluid, and fixing to catapult himself into the Top 15 by taking out Bonfim.

All the pieces of this fight make sense: it’s the right type of test for each individual at this moment, and them having five rounds to work lessens the chances of a debated split decision verdict leaving someone salty. “Danger” decided to hang up his gloves last September following a loss to Cody Durden, which left him on a three-fight losing streak and having garnered just one win in six appearances. But the 35-year-old returned to action in April, scoring a unanimous decision victory over Jimmy Flick, and remains the kind of battle-tested, skilled veteran that every division needs standing between the hopefuls and the Top 15. Morales looks to continue his comeback story after reclaiming a place on the roster with a second-round submission win over Alibi Idiris to win the flyweight tournament on Season 33 of The Ultimate Fighter. He’s now won four straight since initially parting ways with the promotion seven years ago, and profiles as the kind of experienced, skilled fighter that could very well make an expedited run up the rankings.

Flyweight is in a great spot right now with plenty of depth and tons of talent, so even bouts like this between competitors stationed outside of the rankings carry some real weight. A spot in the Top 15 may not come for the victor, but a date with someone sporting a number next to their name might. Muslim Salikhov and Uros Medic share the Octagon on Saturday in a welterweight battle that has a high probability of ending with someone wondering what happened. The 41-year-old “King of Kung Fu” comes into this one having won three straight and earned consecutive dramatic knockout victories. Last November, he thrilled the crowd in Macau with a spinning wheel kick finish of Song Kenan, and then in July, he slept Carlos Leal with a short counter hook that landed clean and ended the fight in a flash. Medic has alternated results in his five welterweight starts to date, coming into this one off a knockout win over Gilbert Urbina in August. The DWCS grad is 11-3 overall and still sports a 100-percent finishing rate and has never been to the scorecards in his career.