Middleweights Edmen Shahbazyan and Brunno Ferreira featured early on Saturday’s UFC 331 preliminary card at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Shahbazyan had seen a three-fight win streak halted in his last outing against Brendan Allen. While, Brunno “The Hulk”…

Middleweight fighters Edmen Shahbazyan and Brunno Ferreira faced off on the preliminary card of UFC 331 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Shahbazyan secured a decision victory over Ferreira after finishing the fight strongly. Both fighters entered the bout looking to rebound from recent losses.
Prior to the matchup, Shahbazyan had his three-fight winning streak snapped by Brendan Allen, while Ferreira entered the cage on a two-fight losing streak. The bout began with Shahbazyan establishing his range using leg kicks, while Ferreira started slower than his usual pace.
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