Here’s everything that happened at UFC 262 last night
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Last night (Sat., May 15, 2021), Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) ventured forth to Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, for UFC 262. Though losing Nate Diaz vs. Leon Edwards in the co-main event was a blow, UFC 262 was a quality show, one that really represented the continued movement of the Lightweight division. Khabib has long been retired, but now the belt could finally work its way back to the top contenders.
Let’s take a closer look at the best performances and techniques:
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UFC 262: Oliveira vs. Chandler staff picks and predictions
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The Bloody Elbow team has made its predictions for
UFC 262, and most of us are going with Charles Oliveira to beat Michael Chandler for the vacant UFC lightweight title. David Castillo and Zane Simon are backing Chandler to have the rare distinction of being both a Bellator and UFC champion. As for the co-main, most are picking Beneil Dariush over Tony Ferguson, which is a statement I don’t think we would’ve made even two years ago.
Note: Predictions are entered throughout the week and collected the day before the event. Explanations behind each pick are not required and some writers opt not to do so for their own reasons. For example, if Phil Mackenzie entered all of his predictions on Wednesday without adding in any explanations, he has no idea if he’s going to be the only one siding with one fighter for any given fight.