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Two years ago, Leon Edwards snatched victory — and the UFC welterweight title — from the jaws of defeat with his last-minute knockout win over Kamaru Usman, closing out UFC in thrilling fashion. This week, the action returns to the Delta Center for UFC for a jam-packed fight card that features several pairings between top contenders, the swan song of a two-time UFC champion, and a pair of fascinating title fights to close out the show. For the third time this year, light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira puts his title on the line in the main event of a UFC pay-per-view, squaring off with surging challenger Khalil Rountree Jr. In the roughly 11 months since Pereira claimed the vacant title with a second-round knockout win over former champ Jiri Prochazka last year at Madison Square Garden, the year-old Brazilian has earned consecutive successful title defenses against ex-titleholder Jamahal Hill at UFC and a second stoppage over Prochazka at UFC to push his overall winning streak to four. Rountree Jr. Pereira has earned finishes in six of his eight UFC victories, including each of his last three outings, while Rountree Jr. Both men thrive in the striking exchanges, which means this could turn out to be a case where whomever lands the heaviest blow first departs Delta Center with the light heavyweight title in tow. Pennington claimed the title in January of this year, navigating the early aggression of Mayra Bueno Silva before distancing herself from the Brazilian the longer the fight progressed en route to claiming a unanimous decision victory. Pena has been waiting for her opportunity to challenge for the title she once held since last summer when she was forced out of her trilogy bout with Amanda Nunes at UFC in Vancouver. In addition to being the obvious matchup from a divisional standpoint, there is a long-simmering rivalry between the co-main event combatants that is likely to finally boil over this week in Utah. There was tension between them in the house, yet somehow, their paths never crossed in the Octagon… until this weekend. Brazilian legend Jose Aldo goes in search of his second win of while Mario Bautista aims to extend his winning streak by defeating his most formidable opponent to date in this fascinating bantamweight pairing. Aldo ended a brief retirement in May with a masterful decision win over Jonathan Martinez in Rio de Janeiro. It was a vintage Aldo performance as the former featherweight champion looked quick and focused, putting Martinez on the back foot immediately and never allowing him to build any momentum. Can Aldo build off his return win at home and establish himself as a contender in the pound weight class once again or will Bautista continue his methodical march towards the top of the division? Before the bantamweight title goes up for grabs in the co-main event, Ketlen Vieira and Kayla Harrison will share the Octagon in a bout many envision as determining the next title challenger in the pound ranks. After earning wins over Miesha Tate and Holly Holm, the Brazilian dropped a split decision to Pennington that knocked her back a step. Last summer, she rebounded with a unanimous decision win over Pannie Kianzad. Harrison made her first foray into the famed Octagon in April, instantly establishing herself as a force in the division with a one-sided, second-round submission win over former champion Holly Holm. The two-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time PFL tournament champion is overall with all but four of her victories coming inside the distance. The winner of this one will be in pole position to challenge whoever emerges with the title on Saturday night, which certainly adds to the intrigue surrounding this matchup. Vieira is as tested a contender as there is in the division at the moment, while Harrison looked like a force of nature in her debut, so it will be interesting to see how things shake out when the two share the Octagon this weekend. The Georgian has gone over his first 10 UFC starts, splitting time between the middleweight and light heavyweight divisions, and looks to cement his place in the Top 10 with a triumphant return to the middleweight ranks here. Holland returned to the pound weight class last time out following a two-fight skid down at welterweight, registering a first-round submission win over Michal Oleksiejczuk. Both looked solid last time out, setting up this compelling clash of styles. A fixture in the upper tier of the rankings for the last decade, the year-old Thompson has competed once per year in each of the last couple years, and touches down in Utah looking to get things moving in the right direction after losing to unbeaten contender Shavkat Rakhmonov at UFC last December. Buckley extended his welterweight record to in May with a unanimous decision win at home in St. Louis over Nursulton Rubiboev, building on his stoppage win over Vicente Luque six weeks earlier. A four-fight winning streak between January and November carried Rodriguez into title contention, but the Muay Thai stylist has since dropped three-of-four and returns here looking to rebound from her split decision loss to Jessica Andrade at UFC Since losing her promotional debut in the summer of , Lucindo has collected three straight wins to climb into the Top 15, most recently besting veteran contender Karolina Kowalkiewicz on the scorecards. Ryan Spann and Ovince Saint Preux square off in a clash of tenured light heavyweights where the former is looking to get things moving in the right direction again and may also be looking to get one back for a couple former teammates, as well. Once viewed as a dark horse contender in the pound weight class, Spann enters on a three-fight slide, having most recently gotten stopped by Bogdan Guskov in April. Esparza returns for the first time since dropping the title to Zhang Weili at UFC and giving birth to her first child, seeking to close out her Hall of Fame-worthy career on a high note. Pennington made her postpartum return to action earlier this year, landing on the wrong side of a debated split decision in a clash with Tabatha Ricci in St. Welterweights Court McGee and Tim Means open the show at Delta Center on Saturday in what should be an entertaining clash between a couple grizzled veterans. A Utah native, McGee looks to halt a three-fight slide and pick up his fifth straight victory when competing in his home state. The year-old Means touches down in Salt Lake City looking to rebound following a first-round stoppage loss to Uros Medic in April and a rough run of results over his last five outings. Previous Next. Main Event: Alex Pereira vs. Khalil Rountree Jr. Co-Main Event: Raquel Pennington vs. Continue watching Cancel. Fighting is what we live for. 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