From the world-renowned UFC Apex in Las Vegas, flyweight mainstays Tatsuro Taira and Hyun Sung Park face off in an exciting matchup with major implications on the line during UFC Vegas 108’s main event. In the co-main event of the evening at UFC Vegas 108, lightweight standouts Mateusz Rebecki and Chris Duncan trade blows as they aim to continue their ascent up the competitive 155-lb ladder.
UFC Vegas 108 Main Event
Stepping into the cage for the first time since suffering his first defeat to Brandon Royval last October, Taira returns to his old proving grounds at the Apex in an effort to get back on track. Should he get the job done in his third UFC main event at UFC Vegas 108, the Japanese will easily reassert himself as a potential frontrunner for the next 125-lb title shot.
In just three bouts in the company, Park now stands as arguably the greatest unranked flyweight in the UFC, logging three impressive finishes since making his debut back in 2023. Scoring his contract after a successful run on Road to UFC, “Peace of Mind” is just a single triumph away from announcing himself as a bona fide flyweight contender after UFC Vegas 108.
UFC Vegas 108 Co-Main Event
Coming off a 2024 Fight of the Year candidate against Myktybek Orolbai, Rębecki reentered the winner’s circle in monumental fashion by besting the Kyrgyzstan representative after previously losing to divisional veteran Diego Ferreira. Standing as a top prospect in the weight class, “Rebeasti” could potentially find himself knocking on the door of the rankings should he get the job done this weekend during the UFC Vegas 108 co-main event.
Having already competed once already in 2025 at UFC Fight Night 255, logging a victory over Jordan Vucenic, Duncan has looked better than ever since following a disappointing submission defeat to Manuel Torres a year ago. On a mission to carve out his own place among the lightweight elite, “The Problem” can net arguably the biggest win of his career if he manages to topple the 22-bout veteran in Rębecki.
More Bouts On the Main Card
Rounding out the main card of UFC Vegas 108, lightweight strikers Elves Brener go to battle Esteban Ribovics in a scrap that has Fight of the Night written all over it. Then, women’s bantamweight bruiser Karol Rosa takes on Nora Cornolle. Also, welterweight luminary Neil Magny has the chance to extend his divisional win record even further when he tussles with Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos. Finally, Danny Silva puts his unbeaten UFC run on the line in an electrifying encounter with former regional three-division champion Kevin Vallejos.
UFC Vegas 108 Predictions and Staff Picks
MMASucka staff picks are composed of four of the world’s leading mixed martial arts organizations: the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the Professional Fighters League (PFL), ONE Championship (ONE FC), and Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS).
- UFC picks will include main card fights ranging from four to six matchups per event.
- PFL picks from main cards for pay-per-views and from tournament fights in the Regular Season, Playoffs, and Finals.
- ONE FC and DWCS picks will feature all MMA fights from the event with a minimum of three matchups.
The individual who picks the most victorious fighters by the end of 2025 will have a choice between receiving a custom-made championship belt from ProAmBelts or a detailed chain from Championship Chains. Staff picks in 2023 were won by Ben Jamieson with a record of 300-148.
Find our UFC Vegas 108 picks and fight odds below.
Staff records after PFL 8 (2025):
- Hank Strandberg: 119-72
- Drew Zuhosky: 97-94
- Jeremy Brand: 88-71
- Frazer Krohn: 87-69
- Andrew Benjamin: 23-83
*Note – not all staff pick for every event*
Kevin Vallejos -450
Vs.
Danny Silva +350
FEATHERWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Vallejos by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Silva by Unanimous Decision
Frazer Krohn: Silva by Unanimous Decision
Andrew Benjamin: Silva by Unanimous Decision
Staff picking Vallejos: 1
Staff picking Silva: 3
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos -185
Vs.
Neil Magny +160
WELTERWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Zaleski dos Santos by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Magny by Unanimous Decision
Frazer Krohn: Magny by Unanimous Decision
Andrew Benjamin: Magny by Split Decision
Staff picking Zaleski dos Santos: 1
Staff picking Magny: 3
Karol Rosa -190
Vs.
Nora Cornolle +165
WOMEN’S BANTAMWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Rosa by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Rosa by Unanimous Decision
Frazer Krohn: Rosa by Unanimous Decision
Andrew Benjamin: Rosa by second round Knockout
Staff picking Rosa: 4
Staff picking Cornolle: 0
Esteban Ribovics -250
Vs.
Elves Brenner +210
LIGHTWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Ribovics by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Brenner by first round Submission
Frazer Krohn: Ribovics by Second-Round TKO
Andrew Benjamin: Brenner by Unanimous Decision
Staff picking Ribovics: 2
Staff picking Brenner: 2
Mateusz Rębecki -210
Vs.
Chris Duncan +180
LIGHTWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Rebecki by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Duncan by Unanimous Decision
Frazer Krohn: Duncan by Third-Round Submission
Andrew Benjamin: Rebecki by Unanimous Decision
Staff picking Rębecki: 2
Staff picking Duncan: 2
Tatsuro Taira -330
Vs.
Hyun Sung Park +270
FLYWEIGHT
Jeremy Brand:
Hank Strandberg: Taira by Unanimous Decision
Drew Zuhosky: Taira by Unanimous Decision
Frazer Krohn: Taira by Fifth-Round Knockout
Andrew Benjamin: Taira by Unanimous Decision
Staff picking Taira: 4
Staff picking Park: 0
