LOSER GOES HOME: BRANDON THATCH VS ERICK SILVA RUMORED FOR SEPTEMBER
In a meeting with MMA OddsBreaker’s James Lynch, UFC welterweight Bojan Velickovic revealed his training partner, former RFA welterweight champion Brandon”Ruckus” Thatch was booked to carry on Brazil’s Erick Silva. There is no official date and location for its struggle booking, and the bout hasn’t been officially declared, but Velickovic did state that it is in September, so one would suppose that may be September 24th’s UFC Fight Night 95 at Silva’s backyard of Brasilia, Brazil. The two 170-pounders have their backs against the wall going into this competition, as Thatch is coming off three straight losses, being finished by rear naked choke entry in three of these , and Silva is coming off a pair of defeats himself, most recently a barbarous knockout at the hands of Nordine Taleb. This is a small surprise match-up, as many figured there was a good possibility both welterweights are receiving their walking papers from the advertising following their latest excursions inside the Octagon. The UFC has however decided that one of them must stick around, and at a marketing where some fighters get cut these welterweights are lucky. The two Thatch and Silva have seemed to be on a decline in recent bouts, so it will be intriguing to see how they will look against each other once they square off this September. 1 fighter’s UFC narrative will last, while the person who tastes conquer will probably be inching closer to a Bellator contract, even as it would probably serve him better to hang up the gloves for good. Silva stands out of Kings MMA CA under the tutelage of Master Rafael Cordeiro, at Huntington Beach. Thatch and Velickovic fight from Evolution Fight Team in Denver, CO.. Velickovic confronted former American Top Team training partner Michael Graves at the featured bout for the UFC Fight Pass prelims for UFC 201 final evening with his bout resulting in a majority draw.
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