#4. Joanderson 'Turbaro' Brito - UFC featherweight
Another UFC newcomer, Joanderson Brito, cemented his place in the world's largest MMA promotion after he picked up an impressive win against Diego Lopes on DWCS in 2021. Still only 26 years old, Brito signed with promotion carrying an impressive 12-2-1 record.
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In his past 12 fights, Brito has gone 11-0-1, with KO's, submissions and decisions all during that stretch helping demonstrate the Brazilian's well roundedness. This weekend he takes on Bill Algeo, a talented veteran with a 14-6 professional record.
The fight promises to be a barn burner, and if Brito is able to come out on top, the featherweight division may be looking at its newest rising star.
#3. Ramiz Brahimaj - UFC welterweight
Ramiz Brahimaj's introduction to the big show was a rough one at best.
The product of Fortis MMA nearly lost an ear in his bout against Max Griffin, forcing a doctor's stoppage. However, Brahimaj bounced back in emphatic fashion, putting Sasha Palatnikov to sleep in his most recent bout.
He now takes on one of the most experienced fighters on the welterweight roster, Court McGee. This will be the ultimate litmus test for Brahimaj, especially when considering that he is a submission specialist. Meanwhile, McGee has never been submitted in his entire 30-fight career.
Brahimaj's results speak for themselves as all nine of his victories have come by some form of submission. Rear-naked chokes, kimuras and guilotines all litter his record.