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The main card features Natalia Silva vs. Wang Cong. The books seem to think this is going to be a win for Cong, but with Silva having prepared longer, perhaps she can make the upset. Silva was originally supposed to fight someone else, so she had known about this bout for much longer. Cong came in after the original fighter vacated her title due to injury. Which will hoist the belt after the bout?
The undercard features some intriguing matches as well. One that stands out is Ateba Gautier vs. Roman Kopylov. Gautier has the size and reach advantage over Kopylov and will look to keep his distance and attack at opportune times. He has a record of 11-1-0 over his career with five straight wins and four of them being via KO/TKO. His last match was in May when he knocked out Ozzy Diaz in the second round.
Trying to battle Gautier is Kopylov. For his career, he is a striker with a record of 15-5-0. The Russian has won 12 of his 15 matches by (T)KO. He has lost two of his past three fights, dropping both by unanimous decision. The lone win was also by unanimous decision. It will be interesting to see if he can win this match if it turns into more of a boxing match because he is giving up six inches in reach and four inches in height.
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