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#3 Andre Soukhamthath vs. Jonathan Martinez
Andre Soukhamthath was scheduled to face Gavin Tucker at UFC Fight Night 138, but after Soukhamthath pulled out from the fight due to an undisclosed injury, he was left to face newcome to the UFC, Jonathan Martinez instead.
Soukhamthath has not had a good run since signing with UFC, having lost three of his four fights with the promotion. Martinez, on the other hand, has an incredible record outside the promotion, with nine wins and only one loss.
#4 Misha Cirkunov vs. Patrick Cummins
Misha Cirkunov might have had an almost faultless record heading into 2017, but the year did not prove to be a good one for him. He lost both his fights in the year, ending his unbeaten run in the UFC. His loss against Oezdemir and his second loss against Glover Texeira left him shaken. This fight against Cummins is important for him to gain momentum back.
It is the perfect opportunity as well, because Cummins is hardly the best fighter. In his eleven fights for the UFC he has lost five. A win here would go a long way in bringing back some credibiilty to his name.
