Caio Borralho and Uroš Medić to fight at UFC 334 in New York City

Borralho Returns After Reiner de Ridder Win

Borralho rebounded from his first setback inside the Octagon earlier this year, thoroughly out-working Reiner de Ridder at UFC 326 to cement his standing in the weightclass. With the direction at the tippy-top of the division still unclear, “The Natural” slides back into the fray in hopes of defending his place in the pecking order once again.

“There Are Levels In This Game,” Caio Borralho said.

Belgaroui Brings Kickboxing Pedigree to New York

Belgaroui touches down in NYC on an outstanding run. He earned impressive finishes in each of his first three UFC starts, leaning on his kickboxing pedigree, size and reach to present as a difficult puzzle at 185-pounds.

This is a massive step up for the Dutch striker, but he has looked so good that it makes sense to toss him into the deep end.

“There Are Tricks Up My Sleeve People Haven’t Seen,” Yousri Belgaroui said.

Medić Seeks Fifth Victory

Surging Serbian Uroš Medić aims to extend his winning streak to five as he faces off with divisional stalwart Kevin Holland in what should be an all-action affair. Medić has been running red hot for 16 months now, earning four straight first-round stoppage wins heading into this one, including consecutive bonus-winning efforts earlier this year.

“This Is My Time Now,” Uroš Medić told the UFC.

Last time out, he returned home to Serbia and headlined the promotion’s first show in the Balkan nation, knocking out Daniel Rodriguez.