On August 19, Zhang Weili will compete in the co-main event of UFC 292 and will take home a purse of $292,000, while Amanda Lemos will receive $182,000 for her efforts.
Weili Zhang will make her best efforts to defend her women’s strawweight title.
This bout between two aggressive fighters who love to put on a show should be explosive. Zhang, the current champion, opened as a -334 favourite in the UFC betting odds, while Lemos, the challenger, was listed at +250.
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Zhang Will Make More Money Than Amanda Lemos In UFC 292
At Boston’s TD Garden on Saturday, UFC 292 will take place. After prelims on ABC/ESPN and early prelims on ESPN+, the main card is shown on pay-per-view.
This weekend in Boston at UFC 292, Zhang Weili will return to defend her strawweight title against talented challenger Amanda Lemos. This meeting of elite martial artists has the feel of a huge bout because it is the co-main event of one of the biggest summer UFC events.
Weili will raise her hand on Saturday night and successfully begin her second reign as world champion with a title defence, according to the official Zhang Weili vs. Amanda Lemos prediction.
UFC 292: Will Weili Zhang Make More Money Than Amanda Lemos?
Last November, Weili “Magnum” Zhang won the strawweight championship back by defeating Carla Esparza by second-round submission. In 2019, Zhang defeated Jessica Andrade in the first round to claim the title, which she successfully defended the following year against Joanna Jedrzejczyk in a thrilling five-round contest.
She was nevertheless starched by Rose Namajunas in April 2021, and she failed to regain the title when she fell victim to Namajunas again later that year, losing by a razor-thin split decision. Only those two defeats against Namajunas appear on her resume from the past ten years; since 2014, Zhang has amassed a 23-2 record (7-2 in the UFC).
The 34-year-old blends formidable wrestling prowess and devastating ground-and-pound with powerful strikes and constant pressure.
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