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UFC Fight Night, brought to you in part by Jeremy’s Razors, is storming back into the UFC Apex in Las Vegas tonight with a main event that promises to set the flyweight division ablaze.  Headlining the card is a thrilling showdown between Manel Kape and Asu Almabayev — a clash of styles and wills that’s sure to redefine the flyweight landscape. This is a Fight Night you won’t want to miss! Kape vs. Almabayev Manel Kape, the Angola-born powerhouse, steps into the cage with a chip on his shoulder. Known for his blistering speed and knockout artistry, Kape has been on a mission to prove he’s the next big thing in the flyweight division. Kape enters the bout with a 20-7 record, and he’s coming off a win in his last fight.  Facing Kape is Asu Almabayev, a Kazakh sensation who brings an unrelenting grappling game and a suffocating pace that’s left opponents gasping for air. Sitting at an impressive 21-2 record, Almabayev is hungry to cement his name among the elite. Brundage vs. Marquez In this slugfest, two Americans — Cody Brundage and Julian Marquez — square off for an all-important middleweight fight. Brundage loves to wear down his foes with pressure and grit. Meanwhile, Marquez, dubbed “The Cuban Missile Crisis,” is all about chaos — packing serious power and a flair for dramatic finishes.  Both men are coming to throw down and rebound from their last fights — which was a no-contest for Brundage and a loss for Marquez. Expect this one to end with someone staring at the ceiling before the final bell. Haqparast vs. Ribovics Morocco’s Nasrat Haqparast (17-5) enters with his signature razor-sharp boxing and a wealth of experience, looking to build on his recent momentum after a strong 2024. Known for his technical striking and durability, he’s a tough out for anyone. Across the octagon, Argentina’s Esteban Ribovics (14-1) is riding a three-fight win streak, capped by a stunning knockout of Drew Dober, showcasing his explosive finishing ability and dynamic style. With Haqparast’s precision meeting Ribovics’ chaos, this bout promises a high-paced striking war that could end in a highlight-reel moment.  Amil vs. Gomis The Hyder Amil faces off against William Gomis in this featherweight bout that’s sure to keep everyone guessing. Amil, an American powerhouse with a flawless 10-0 record, brings his relentless aggression and devastating knockout power to the cage.  Meanwhile, Gomis, the 27-year-old French sensation is riding a 14-2 record and has his sights set on cracking the featherweight top 15.  Lane vs. Pinto In this heavyweight bout, former NFL player Austen Lane is looking to string together back-to-back wins. Known for his physicality and wrestling background, Lane could lean on takedowns to control the fight, but his recent losses by knockout highlight a vulnerability against heavy hitters. Pinto, meanwhile, is making his UFC debut, arriving on the scene with momentum from a first-round TKO of Luis Camacho on Dana White’s Contender Series in October 2024. Stars on the Rise Don’t miss the prelims on Saturday, which feature brawls that could steal the show. Numerous matches, including two women’s bouts, will keep the crowd on the edge of their seats.  UFC Fight Night on March 1 isn’t just another event — it’s a proving ground for some of the hungriest fighters in the game. With the flyweight division heating up, Kape vs. Almabayev could shake up the title picture, while the undercard is primed to deliver knockouts and submissions. The prelims kick off at 4 PM ET/1 PM PT, with the main card dropping at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT, streaming live on ESPN+. Whether you’re a diehard fan or just love a good scrap, this night at the Apex is going to be pure adrenaline from start to finish. *** Jeremy’s Razors is the official razor partner of the UFC. Buy the razor that’s in the fight for masculinity.