The moment once again seems ripe for Sean Brady in the Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight division. Whether or not he can seize it remains to be seen.

In the main event, rising welterweight contender Gabriel Bonfim picked up a second-round knockout win over Randy Brown to affirm his place in the division's top 15. It remains to be seen how far the Brazilian can go, but he is on one of the best streaks at 170 pounds right now.

UFC has released a statement regarding the alleged fixed fight that took place on its Fight Night card last Saturday.

No. 14 Gabriel Bonfim takes on Randy Brown in a welterweight bout at UFC Fight Night at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Bonfim, 28, of Brazil, is 18-1

Of all the welterweights competing at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night — of Leon Edwards and Carlos Prates, of Islam Makhachev and the champ Jack Della Maddalena in the main event, or his opponent Brady — Morales is the only one who has never had to wake up the morning after a fight and ask himself what went wrong.

Brown has to keep the fight standing, where he will have a striking advantage and a reach advantage. As long as he can avoid getting taken down in the first round, he should be able to get the upset over Bonfim.

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One welterweight looked to climb the ladder while the other tried to remain relevant in the UFC's return to home base for a Fight Night card at the Apex.