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UFC Houston centers on a pivotal middleweight headliner as Sean Strickland vs. Anthony Hernandez takes the spotlight, with Geoff Neal vs. Uros Medic on the card and a full prelim lineup including Dan Ige vs. Melquizael Costa and Serghei Spivac vs. Ante Delija; early results note Jordan Leavitt and Carli Judice earning unanimous-decision wins.
CBS Sports previews UFC Fight Night in Houston headlined by Sean Strickland vs. Anthony Hernandez. Hernandez is listed as the favorite (-278) to Strickland’s (+225), with the writer predicting Hernandez to win a close split decision thanks to his grappling control while Strickland’s defense and experience keep the fight competitive. The card also features Geoff Neal vs. Uros Medic and Dan Ige vs. Melquizael Costa, with the event set for Feb. 21 at the Toyota Center and streaming on Paramount+. Prediction: Hernandez via split decision.
UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs Hernandez in Houston was officially weighed in, with Strickland at 185 lb and Hernandez at 186 lb for the five-round main event at Toyota Center on Feb. 21. The card also features Neal vs Medić, Ige vs Costa and other prelim bouts; prelims start at 2 p.m. PT and the main card at 5 p.m. PT, streaming on Paramount+.
Anthony Hernandez responds to Sean Strickland’s racist post by saying he’ll “torture” him in the five‑round UFC Houston main event, which could determine the next middleweight title challenger for Khamzat Chimaev. Hernandez isn’t offended, cites support from the Mexican community, and remains focused on winning to push back into title contention even as he recognizes the fight’s significance.
Anthony Hernandez fired back at Sean Strickland after Strickland shared a controversial UFC Houston poster showing Hernandez in a poncho and Strickland in an ICE uniform. Hernandez called Strickland a dirtbag and vowed to torture him in the Octagon, as backlash grew over the post; the piece also notes talk of potential title-shot implications for the Houston winner and includes a coach’s comments on future matchups.
Honduras' former president Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted in the U.S for drug trafficking and corruption, may receive a pardon from Trump, offering him a potential reprieve despite his 45-year sentence and allegations of collusion with drug traffickers, including El Chapo.
UFC Fight Night at UFC APEX features No. 8 Roman Dolidze vs No. 9 Anthony Hernandez in the main event, with weigh-in results and fight card details announced for the event on August 9, 2025, in Las Vegas, available on ESPN and ESPN+.
Roman Dolidze is predicted to win by submission against Anthony Hernandez in their UFC Fight Night main event, with Hernandez as the heavy favorite and expected to set a chaotic pace. The article also provides betting insights and predictions for other fights on the card.
The article reviews UFC Fight Night performances, highlighting Matsumoto's challenging fight and upcoming bout against Miles Johns, emphasizing the need for Matsumoto to rebound and improve, and also mentions Elijah Smith's promising UFC debut and potential in the bantamweight division.
A US appeals court has ordered a new trial for Pedro Hernandez, convicted of the 1979 kidnapping and killing of Etan Patz, citing improper jury instructions related to his confessions, and raising questions about his guilt and the legal process.
A New York appeals court has overturned Pedro Hernandez's 2017 conviction for the 1979 kidnapping and murder of Etan Patz, citing flawed trial instructions, and has ordered a new trial or his release, raising questions about the validity of his confession and conviction.