Felipe Franco

He was already 0 and 2 on the year.

All right? He looked awful, submits Felipe Franco in round number one.

And we should've known.

We really should've known.

If we watched the footage, we would have known.

Felipe Franco always just shoots right up against the cage, tries to take his opponent down, exactly how he kinda lost on the Contender Series, he lost here.

Just had him up against the cage.

Brenson jumps the guillotine, locks it in beautifully, manages to roll it over.

If he retires, he retires.

Brenton Hibedo choked out Felipe Franco, and Alan Fry upset RJ Harris.

Nice slipping of punches and then a sequence of combos that he threw at Harris, finished him up with some ground and pound.

Beautiful work out of Alan Fry Jr., But this is the one that impressed me the most.

Uh, so we'll see what happens there with the big boys in the heavyweight division.

Next up, we have light heavyweight action, uh, Felipe Franco versus Brenton Habero.

Habero's 17 and 11 overall, 11 and two for Franco.

Uh, Franco's 25 years old, uh, debuted on short notice at heavyweight against Mario Pinto and lost by decision.

Let's talk about another, uh, l- oh, I'm sorry, this is at heavyweight.

Felipe Franco's fought at heavyweight, but he's a light heavyweight, primarily taking on my guy Brzenk Ribeiro, who I keep saying is better than everyone thinks he is, and then yet here he is as a huge underdog again.

Franco pushing minus 400 after his win against Levi Rodriguez Jr. earlier this summer, Matty.

So did you see enough from Franco in that fight where you feel comfortable laying chalk with Ribeiro, or is it pretty much prop market for you, or you even think there's a dog shot possibility here?

Yeah.

Uh, so let me ask you this.

Uh, Murzakanov killed him in the first round.

Yakaya choked him out early.

We're going down weight class, 205 now.

Felipe Franco, Brazil.

Brenson Hippiero from Brazil as well, three five-minute rounds, 205. gorilla jibiero is 17 and 11 with one no contest nine knockouts seven submissions he's been knocked out five times submitted eight uh three times so almost all of his losses come via finish two and six in the ufc he's one of those guys you're like why is he still around but here he is we have we have another one of those coming up taking this fight on short notice he's won lost four straight bouts and one two of eight you want one no tennis series regional champ he's fight at 185 2015 pro mma debut Two inches taller, five-inch reach advantage over Franco.

More active landing strikes.

I guess he's got a cheap contract still because he doesn't win fights.

But, yeah, Franco is the better fighter and the younger fighter, and he's actually won some fights recently.

So give me Felipe Franco.

It's probably because they need somebody to take these short notice fights.