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Tommy 'Gun' McMillen is making his UFC debut against Manolo 'Angelo Veneziano' Zecchini at UFC Vegas 115 on April 4th, and this featherweight scrap has all the makings of a wild one. McMillen's been grinding at Fight Ready, one of the best camps in the game, and now he gets his shot on the big stage at the APEX. Zecchini's coming off a rough night in Paris where Morgan Charriere absolutely destroyed him with body kicks in the first round back in September 2023. That was brutal to watch.
Expect fireworks early as both fighters know they can't afford to play it safe with their UFC futures on the line.
Here's the thing about this matchup. McMillen's walking into the Octagon for the first time with zero UFC tape on him, which is both exciting and terrifying. Zecchini knows what it feels like in there now, even if his debut didn't go the way he wanted. That experience matters, but so does the fact that he got finished early and only landed 9 of 41 strikes before getting dropped.
The Italian's gotta be hungry to prove that wasn't the real him. The big question is whether McMillen can handle the moment or if Zecchini's learned enough from getting baptized by fire in Paris. Both guys are looking to make a statement, and neither can afford another loss this early in their UFC run. This feels like a fight where someone's getting finished because both dudes need it badly.
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Tommy 'Gun' McMillen is making his UFC debut against Manolo 'Angelo Veneziano' Zecchini at UFC Vegas 115 on April 4th, and this featherweight scrap has all the makings of a wild one. McMillen's been grinding at Fight Ready, one of the best camps in the game, and now he gets his shot on the big stage at the APEX. Zecchini's coming off a rough night in Paris where Morgan Charriere absolutely destroyed him with body kicks in the first round back in September 2023. That was brutal to watch.
Expect fireworks early as both fighters know they can't afford to play it safe with their UFC futures on the line.
Here's the thing about this matchup. McMillen's walking into the Octagon for the first time with zero UFC tape on him, which is both exciting and terrifying. Zecchini knows what it feels like in there now, even if his debut didn't go the way he wanted. That experience matters, but so does the fact that he got finished early and only landed 9 of 41 strikes before getting dropped.
The Italian's gotta be hungry to prove that wasn't the real him. The big question is whether McMillen can handle the moment or if Zecchini's learned enough from getting baptized by fire in Paris. Both guys are looking to make a statement, and neither can afford another loss this early in their UFC run. This feels like a fight where someone's getting finished because both dudes need it badly.
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Pace delta
+2.3 significant strikes/min
Manolo Zecchini averages 2.3 significant strikes per minute while Tommy McMillen sits at 0.0.
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