Who's fighting in the UFC card tonight, February 25, 2023? - Know your main and prelim card fighters, records, and highlights

The UFC is returning to the Apex Center for a second consecutive week for its next Fight Night card, UFC Fight Night: Krylov vs. Spann (also known as UFC Vegas 70). The event will go down this Saturday, February 25, with a series of exciting matchups lined up for MMA fans.

In the UFC Vegas 70 headliner, No.6-ranked light heavyweight contender Nikita Krylov will take on the No.8-seeded Ryan Spann.

Watch the UFC Fight Night: Krylov vs. Spann fight promo below:

The co-main event of UFC Fight Night will pit the No.11-ranked middleweight Andre Muniz against Brendan Allen, who is currently unranked in the division. Here's a look at all the main and prelim card fighters competing at UFC Fight Night: Krylov vs. Spann.

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UFC Fight Night: Krylov vs. Spann - Main card fighters

Here is a list of all the main card fights for this weekend's Fight Night event:

Nikita Krylov vs. Ryan Spann (light heavyweight)

Andre Muniz vs. Brendan Allen (middleweight)

Augusto Sakai vs. Don'Tale Mayes (heavyweight)

Tatiana Suarez vs. Montana De La Rosa (women's flyweight)

Mike Malott vs. Yohan Lainesse (welterweight)

Nikita Krylov (29-9)

Nikita Krylov edged out Volkan Oezdemir in his latest octagon appearance last October after picking up an impressive first-round knockout win over Alexander Gustafsson back in July. The Ukrainian was on a two-fight losing skid prior to his recent success.

Ryan Spann (21-7)

Ryan Spann has been on a roll lately with back-to-back first-round stoppages. 'Superman' is coming off an impressive knockout win over former title challenger Dominick Reyes and will look to carry that momentum into his upcoming fight this Saturday.

Andre Muniz (23-4)

Andre Muniz is unbeaten in his five-fight octagon career and has finished three of his last four fights. In his latest trip to the octagon last July, the Brazilian picked up a unanimous decision win over Uriah Hall.

Brendan Allen (20-5)

Brendan Allen is riding a three-fight win streak into this matchup and is 5-1 in his last six octagon appearances. The American finished two of his last three opponents via submission, with his latest triumph coming over Krzysztof Jotko via a first-round rear-naked choke in October.

Augusto Sakai (15-5-1)

Augusto Sakai's UFC career has been on a downward spiral. After rattling off four consecutive wins early in his octagon career, the Brazilian finds himself on a four-fight losing skid, with all of those defeats ending via KO/TKO. It is likely he could be sent packing if he fails to overcome his next opponent on Saturday night.

Don'Tale Mayes (9-4-1)

Don'Tale Mayes' recent split decision loss to UFC newcomer Hamdy Abdelwahab was overturned to a no-contest after the latter's positive drug test. Outside of that fight, 'Lord Kong' is 2-2 under the UFC banner.

Tatiana Suarez (8-0)

It’s been nearly four years since Tatiana Suarez last stepped inside the octagon. The undefeated Californian last fought to a unanimous decision win over Nina Nunes in June 2019. Suarez will hope to keep her undefeated streak intact as he takes on Montana De La Rosa this weekend.

Montana De La Rosa (12-7-1)

Montana De La Rosa has lacked consistency in recent years and is coming off a unanimous decision loss against Maycee Barber last April. The 28-year-old has lost three of her last six bouts apart from a draw.

Mike Malott (8-1-1)

Mike Malott made a successful promotional debut last April, dispatching Mickey Gall with a first-round knockout. A product of Dana White's Contender Series, the Canadian will be seeking his fifth straight victory on Saturday.

Yohan Lainesse (9-1)

After suffering a brutal second-round TKO defeat in his octagon debut last April, Yohan Lainesse bounced back with a split-decision win over Darian Weeks in September. 'White Lion' will aim for a statement win this Saturday as he makes his third promotional appearance.

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UFC Fight Night: Krylov vs. Spann - Preliminary card fighters

Here is a list of all the prelim card fights for this weekend's Fight Night event:

Jasmine Jasudavicius vs. Gabriella Fernandes (women's flyweight)

Jordan Leavitt vs. Victor Martinez (lightweight)

Joe Solecki vs. Carl Deaton (lightweight)

Ode' Osbourne vs. Charles Johnson (130 lbs catchweight)

Rafael Alves vs. Nurollo Aliev (lightweight)

Hailey Cowan vs. Ailin Perez (women's bantamweight)

Erick Gonzalez vs. Trevor Peek (lightweight)

Jasmine Jasudavicius (7-2)

Jasmine Jasudavicius is coming off a unanimous decision loss against Natalia Silva in her sophomore UFC appearance last July. The loss ended the Canadian's three-fight win streak.

Gabriella Fernandes (8-1)

Gabriella Fernandes is set to make her octagon debut this weekend on the back of a seven-fight win streak. The Brazilian's only career loss came in 2018 via a split decision.

Jordan Leavitt (10-2)

After back-to-back wins, Jordan Leavitt suffered a second-round submission loss against Paddy Pimblett back in July. 'The Monkey King' is 3-2 under the promotional banner.

Victor Martinez (13-4)

Victor Martinez is riding a seven-fight win streak and is coming off a unanimous decision win over Jacob Rosales at Dana White's Contender Series 2021: Week 4 in September 2021. The win earned the Texan a UFC contract.

Joe Solecki (12-3)

Joe Solecki fought his way to a majority decision win against Alex da Silva Coelho last time out in June. The New Jersey native is 4-1 under the promotional banner.

Carl Deaton (17-5-2)

Carl Deaton will make his octagon debut on Saturday, looking for his third straight win. The 33-year-old is 2-2 in his last four bouts.

Ode Osbourne (11-5-1)

Ode Osbourne has struggled for consistency, going 3-3 in his six-fight promotional career. In his latest trip to the octagon, 'The Jamaican Sensation' was knocked out by Tyson Nam in the first round.

Charles Johnson (13-3)

Charles Johnson had an unsuccessful start in the UFC, suffering a unanimous decision against the highly-touted Muhammad Mokaev in July 2022. 'InnerG' has since picked up two straight wins, with his latest triumph coming over Jimmy Flick via first-round TKO last month.

Rafael Alves (20-11)

Rafael Alves has gone 1-2 inside the octagon, with his most recent loss coming at the hands of Drew Dober via third-round knockout.

Nurollo Aliev (8-0)

Dubbed 'Khabib Clone' by many due to his striking resemblance to Khabib Nurmagamedov, DWCS signee Nurullo Aliev is set to make his UFC debut this Saturday. The 23-year-old Tajikistani sensation is coming off a first-round TKO win over Josh Wick at DWCS 2022: Week 9 and will be aiming for his ninth straight win on Saturday.

Hailey Cowan (7-2)

Hailey Cowan appeared on Dana White's Contender Series 2022: Week 4 last August, where she was awarded a split decision win against Claudia Leite. The victory earned the Texan a UFC contract, and she will be aiming for her third consecutive win in her promotional debut on Saturday.

Ailin Perez (7-2)

Ailin Perez had a rough start to her octagon career in September, losing a second-round submission at the hands of Stephanie Egger. The Argentinian is 2-2 in her last four bouts and will be determined to pick up a win this weekend.

Erick Gonzalez (14-7)

Erick Gonzalez had a 0-2 start to his octagon career, which saw him getting finished in both fights. The Californian was most recently stopped by Terrance McKinney via first-round submission in August.

Trevor Peek (7-0-1)

Trevor Peek's pro-MMA debut in late 2020 ended in a no-contest due to an accidental groin kick. Since then, the 28-year-old has finished all seven of his fights, including five first-round stoppages. The Alabama native most recently dispatched Malik Lewis at DWCS 2022: Week 8 in September via TKO and will look to carry that momentum into his octagon debut at UFC Fight Night on Saturday.