Justin Wetzell vs. Jacob Thrall rebooked for LFA 85

June 22, 2020June 22, 2020

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An exciting featherweight clash just got rebooked for LFA 85. Justin Wetzell is set to take on Jacob Thrall in Sioux Falls, SD.

The matchup was originally scheduled at bantamweight for April, however, the COVID-19 pandemic forced LFA to cancel their cards. Now at 145-pounds, Justin Wetzell (5-1) looks to extend his win streak to 5 when he takes on the explosive Jacob Thrall (6-2-1) next month.

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Wetzell is coming of consecutive first-round finishes, most recently against Michael Aquilla in 28 seconds last time LFA came to Broomfield. To make things interesting, Thrall is also coming off back-to-back finishes, submitting Eric Ellington before the end of round 1 last time out.

LFA 85 will stream live on UFC Fight Pass, July 17th, and will feature a strawweight championship headliner.

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About Post Author

Connor Rogowsky

Connor “Rags” Rogowsky is a The Scrap’s Co-Founder and a MMA writer during his free time. Rogowsky played football and track collegiately, and holds a Masters of Science in Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University.

Make sure to follow Rags on Twitter (@rogowskyc).

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