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Ryan Wohl gives his best bet for Allan Nascimento vs. Mitch Raposo at tonight’s UFC Fight Night.
Allan Nascimento is facing Mitch Raposo in a three-round Flyweight contest at tonight’s UFC Fight Night Prelims. Nascimento has won four consecutive fights, while Raposo is coming off a victory against Azat Maksum. This week’s UFC Fight Night Prelims begin at 5:00 p.m. ET on Paramount+.
Check out my best bet for Allan Nascimento vs. Mitch Raposo at tonight’s UFC Fight Night.
Raposo, 27, is 10-3 with seven finishes and recently snapped his two-fight losing streak at UFC 321 in October 2025. Nascimento trains at Chute Boxe Diego Lima in Brazil, the gym of former UFC Lightweight Champion Charles Oliveira. In October 2021, Nascimento lost his UFC debut, but since then has been more consistent, with two unanimous decision wins and two submissions.
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Being the first selection on Season 29 of The Ultimate Fighter isn’t quite the same as going first-overall in the NFL or NBA draft, but through the first couple fights of his UFC career, Massachusetts flyweight Mitch Raposo felt the weight of pedigree hanging around his neck.
“I was a baby back then; I really was,” Raposo said. “I had no business being the No. 1 pick. Talent, skill — I was not ready — and now I feel like it’s time.”
After being picked first by coach Alexander Volkanovski, the now 27-year-old lost his opening round matchup to Ludovik Sholinian, who fell in the next round to eventual winner Ricky Turcios in the semifinals. Raposo was afforded another chance to punch his ticket to the UFC roster later that year, squaring off with British prospect Jake Hadley on the fifth season of Dana White’s Contender Series. He stumbled there too, getting submitted in the second round by the former Cage Warriors champion, leaving him stuck on the outside looking in and with some unsatisfying memories attach to this weekend’s venue.
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