Two new fights have been officially announced for UFC Vegas 118 on June 6. Bryce Mitchell (9-3 UFC) will face Victor Henry (4-2 UFC) in a bantamweight bout. Additionally, Imanol Rodriguez (1-0 UFC) will meet Matt Schnell (7-8 UFC) in a flyweight matchup. Both fights add depth to the card scheduled for early June. The post provides the current UFC records for all four fighters involved in these newly confirmed bouts.
UFC Vegas 118 gained two more confirmed matchups on Monday, with the promotion officially booking a bantamweight clash between Bryce Mitchell and Victor Henry alongside a flyweight contest pitting Imanol Rodriguez against Matt Schnell. The event is scheduled for June 6.
Mitchell, nicknamed "Thug Nasty," carries an overall record of 18-4-0 and holds a 9-3 mark inside the UFC. The 31-year-old southpaw out of Barata MMA stands five-foot-ten with a 70-inch reach and has built his reputation as a tenacious wrestler, averaging 3.24 takedowns per 15 minutes. His striking accuracy of 59 percent ranks among the more efficient figures in the division.
Henry, known as "La Mangosta," brings a wealth of experience with a 25-7-0 professional record and a 4-2 ledger in the UFC. The 39-year-old switch-hitter from UWF USA stands five-foot-seven with a 68-inch reach. He is an aggressive volume striker, landing 7.17 significant strikes per minute at 53 percent accuracy, making him a legitimate threat on the feet.
Schnell, nicknamed "Danger," is 17-10-0 overall and 7-8-0 in the UFC. The 36-year-old orthodox flyweight from Fortis MMA stands five-foot-eight with a 70-inch reach. He averages 4.07 significant strikes per minute and generates 1.2 submission attempts per 15 minutes, offering a blend of offence on the feet and a willingness to seek finishes on the mat.
No verified data for Imanol Rodriguez beyond his 1-0 UFC record was available at the time of this report.
Why it matters
- Mitchell and Henry represent a stylistic contrast between elite wrestling and high-volume striking in a competitive bantamweight bout
- Schnell's UFC experience against Rodriguez's unbeaten octagon start creates a gatekeeper dynamic in the flyweight division
- Both bouts add meaningful competitive depth to the June 6 card
