UFC featherweight Seung Woo Choi is slated to face off against Tucker Lutz on March 26 at UFC Fight Night in Columbus. Both men are exciting action fighters who have shown the potential to have a breakout year in 2022. Both men were in talks to fight for quite a while now and they verbally agreed to scrap a few days ago.

The scrap is set to go down in the Nationwide Arena in what is slated to be the first Fight Night show on the road. The UFC has been holding their weekly non PPV shows inside the Apex Facility in Las Vegas and they’ve had a lot of success with this maneuver. However, fans have been calling for the company to bring the weekly Fight Night shows back on the road.

Chiefly, the featherweight division is one of the flagship divisions in the UFC with a lot of talent closing in at the top. UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski is looking to maintain an active strength of schedule and will want to face new up and comers. Both Woo Choi and Lutz fit that bill, making this a compelling match-up.

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Seung Woo Choi vs Tucker Lutz

South Korean prospect Seung Woo Choi is coming off a loss in his last fight to Alex Caceres back in October 2021. He was submitted via RNC and ended up snapping a three-fight winning streak that helped him make an impact.

He is 3-3 in the UFC alone and will want to take his career to the next level. ‘Sting’ is well-rounded in all facets of the game and fans can expect some flashy striking right off the bat.

Tucker Lutz is 12-2 as a professional and is coming off a loss to Pat Sabatini in November 2021. ‘Let’s Go’ Lutz entered the UFC after going 2-0 on Dana White’s Contender Series and managed to secure a win in his debut against Kevin Aguilar.

He has shown the ability to make his way towards a win through a steady, planned approach and he will look to get the better of ‘Sting’ Woo Choi.

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