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UFC 262 predictions: ‘Oliveira vs Chandler’ early ‘Prelims’ undercard preview
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is bringing more “Prelims” fights to ESPN and ESPN+ this weekend (Sat., May 15, 2021) when UFC 262: “Oliveira vs. Chandler” storms Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. MMAmania.com’s Patrick Stumberg kicks off the UFC 262 “Prelims” party with the first installment of a two-part undercard preview series below.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) will once again enjoy a jam-packed house at Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, this Saturday (May 15, 2021) when surging finisher Charles Oliveira meets former Bellator champion Michael Chandler for the vacant Lightweight title. UFC 262 viewers and attendees will also get to enjoy another terrific Lightweight tilt between Beneil Dariush and Tony Ferguson, as well as Jack Hermansson against Middleweight young gun Edmen Shahbazyan.
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The Atrisco Heritage High dancing squad performs during halftime during the boys basketball game against Volcano Vista Friday night. Spectators were allowed to attend a game for the first time in over a year. (Roberto E. Rosales/Albuquerque Journal)
The first, obvious sign that fans had returned to high school gyms in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho was not seeing the hundreds of bodies in the bleachers, nor was it the higher decibel level created by their noise.
It was the number of parking spaces being filled outside.
For the duration of this abbreviated prep basketball season, those spaces were not only easy to find, but they were relatively close to the front door.