The underrated fights to watch at UFC Fight Night 151 in Ottawa, Canada

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On Saturday, May 4th, the UFC makes its way back to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada for Fight Night 151: Iaquinta vs Cowboy. Check the underrated fights to watch on Saturday’s fight card:

1. Sarah Moras vs Macy Chiasson

UFC women’s bantamweights go at it in the prelim main event of the evening. Sarah ‘Cheesecake’ Moras will be taking on TUF 28 winner and prospect, Macy Chiasson. Moras holds a professional record of 5-4, with 2 KOs, 2 submissions, and 1 decision. She has never been finished in her MMA career so far. She has 4 losses and they have all been by decision. Moras has fought some of the best fighters in women’s MMA today, such as former title challenger Raquel Pennington and current title challenger, Jessica Andrade. In her last fight, Moras dropped a unanimous decision to Talita Bernardo. She will definitely be looking to bounce back in a big way when she takes on TUF 28 winner, Macy Chiasson. Chiasson fought in the 145-pound weight class for the duration of TUF. Since it’s conclusion, she has decided to move down to the 135-pound division. Chiasson holds a professional record of 4-0, with 1 KO, 2 submissions, and 1 decision. Her only loss came in her amateur career, in her very first fight, when she fought current Invicta 145-pound champ, Felicia Spencer. Since then, she has won seven consecutive fights. In her most recent fight, she defeated Gina Mazany on the UFC 235: Jones vs Smith undercard. Chiasson managed to finish Mazany in the very first round.

Both of these women will be looking to create a big moment for themselves on Saturday night. You don’t want to miss it!

2. Arjan Bhullar vs Juan Adams

UFC heavyweights are on display as Arjan Singh Bhullar fights DWTNCS prospect Juan Adams. Bhullar holds a professional record of 8-1, with 3 KOs, and 5 decisions. He has a UFC record of 2-1 so far, with his loss coming by way of second-round submission.

In his most recent fight, Bhullar fought Marcelo Golm at UFC Fight Night 138: Oezdemir vs Smith. Bhullar was victorious in this contest, taking a unanimous decision after three rounds. Bhullar will be looking to stop the full-speed freight train that is Juan Adams. Adams holds a professional record of 5-0, with 5 KOs. After having 3 consecutive stoppage wins while fighting in LFA, Adams was called up to fight on DWTNCS. In this fight, he came out victorious, winning the fight by first-round knockout. Since then, Adams has fought on his first ever UFC Fight Night card, where he finished Chris de la Rocha by third-round knockout.

Bhullar and Adams will both be looking to make a big wave in the heavyweight division with this fight.

3. Aiemann Zahabi vs Vince Morales

UFC Bantamweights collide as 31-year-old, Aiemann Zahabi takes on 28-year-old Vince Morales. Zahabi will be looking to bounce back from the first loss of his professional MMA career with this fight. He held a perfect 7-0 record in MMA, with 4 KOs, 2 submissions, and 1 decision. This was until he suffered the first defeat of his career, when he was knocked out by Ricardo Ramos at UFC 217. After a pretty long lay-off, Zahabi looks to get back into the win column against his opponent, Vince Morales. Morales has fought in many different promotions. He has fought in Bellator twice, appeared on DWTNCS last September and debuted in the UFC in November. He holds a professional record of 8-3, with 5 KOs, 2 submissions, and 1 decision. In his most recent fight, he lost to Yadong Song on the undercard of UFC Fight Night 141: Blaydes vs Ngannou 2.

Morales will be looking to bounce back when he fights an equally hungry Aiemann Zahabi at UFC Fight Night 151 in Ottawa.

Be sure to catch all of the action live on Saturday, May 4th, on ESPN+.

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