Chinese language contender, Wang Cong is reportedly set to make her return to motion at UFC 312, taking over Brazilian opponent, Bruna Brasil on February 8. from the Qudos Financial institution Area in Sydney, Australia.
Cong, a former Kunlun light-weight champion, made her most up-to-date outing again in November in Macau, dropping a shocking upset loss in opposition to Gabriella Fernandes — with the streaking flyweight struggling a second spherical rear-naked choke submission loss.
With the defeat, Cong noticed her excellent skilled blended martial arts report snapped, having scored wins in all six of her prior outings.
Wang Cong set to return at UFC 312 in opposition to Bruna Brasil in Australia
And in response to a report from Brazilian outlet, AgFight, the above-mentioned Wang Cong set to tackle Bruna Brasil at UFC 312.
“BREAKING! UFC schedules Bruna Brasil vs. Wang Cong for the #ufc312 card in Australia,” AgFight posted on X. “The fight is scheduled for the flyweight division (57 kg).”
Previous to her loss to Fernandes through submission, Cong had set her sights on a possible title rematch with two-time flyweight champion, Valentina Shevchenko — having beforehand taking over the pound-for-pound primary in skilled kickboxing.
Sharing the ring with Shevchenko at Kunlun Battle 33 again in three rounds, over the course of three rounds, Cong would land a unanimous determination win over the Kyrgyzstan native.
10-4-1 as knowledgeable, Parana native, Brasil most not too long ago returned to profitable methods at UFC 304 earlier this summer time in Manchester, handing over a unanimous determination win over perennial contender, Molly McCann.
UFC 312 is slated to happen on February 8. from the Qudos Financial institution Area in Syndey, Australia — with an undisputed middleweight championship rematch between Dricus du Plessis and Sean Strickland slated to take most important occasion honors.
Within the night time’s co-headliner, undisputed strawweight champion, Zhang Weili returns in a title protection in opposition to the unbeaten Final Fighter victor, Tatiana Suarez.
