The fights to watch at UFC on ESPN+ 2 in Fortaleza, Brazil

The UFC hasn't stacked the card with household names, however, the main event has major title implications as it could determine the next man to get a shot at the UFC men's bantamweight title. The card also feature Jose Aldo, who is making his return Renato Moicano. Also booked for the card is Demian Maia vs Lyman Good, and a few fighters from Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series. Take a look at the fights you should keep an eye on during the UFC's return to Brazil. You definitely don't want to miss them!

This is a great welterweight fight between Maia and Good. Maia is a dangerous grappler, one of the best to ever fight in the welterweight division. Maia looks to get back in the win column as he has fallen back a bit, dropping fights to the champion Tyron Woodley, Kamaru Usman, and Colby Covington. This is a must win for Maia, as he hopes to show the division and prove to himself that he is still able to scrap with the best of them. As for Good, this is a chance to beat a Brazilian legend, in hopes to make a name for himself in the UFC.

This is a fight that is a must watch with both Brazilians coming of huge wins. Moicano is looking to get into title contention and is looking to continue his win streak by defeating the former featherweight champion. This fight is very important for Aldo, as he's no longer chasing the belt. Both men are coming off wins over Jeremy Stephens and both want to prove why they are at the top of their division.

 This main event is huge for the division, considering Dillashaw has no challengers for his undisputed 135-pound strap. Although Assuncao has a win over Moraes already, the scrap comes two years later with both fighters improving. Since his last lost in 2017 to Assuncao, Moraes has been on a nice win streak, knocking out both Jimmie Rivera and Aljamain Sterling. Moraes is very much improving, so this rematch is interesting.