Te Edwards | Lightweight (6-3 MMA, 0-2 UFC)
A signee off of Dana White’s Contender Series, [autotag]Te Edwards[/autotag] came into the UFC with a head full of steam in 2018. An Arizona State University wrestler who won six pro bouts by knockout, Edwards posed a unique threat to the lightweight division. However, Edwards dropped his two outings to Don Madge and Dennis Bermudez, respectively.
Jason Gonzalez | Lightweight (11-5 MMA, 1-3 UFC)
A lengthy lightweight, [autotag]Jason Gonzalez[/autotag] made his UFC debut after a stint on Season 22 of “The Ultimate Fighter.” After being knocked out by Drew Dober in his debut at UFC 203 in September 2016, Gonzalez rebounded with a win over JC Cottrell. Before parting ways with the UFC, Gonzalez lost a “Fight of the Night” to Gregor Gillespie and, in April, was submitted by Jim Miller at UFC on ESPN+ 8.
Kurt Holobaugh | Lightweight (17-7 MMA, 0-4 UFC)
After numerous impressive regional showings and a brutal knockout of Matt Bessette on DWCS, [autotag]Kurt Holobaugh[/autotag] came into his second UFC stint with a lot of momentum. Despite spirited efforts against Raoni Barcelos, Shane Burgos, and Thiago Moises, the Louisianan was unable to capture his elusive first UFC victory.