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After three straight first-round stoppages to kick things off, we move on to a fan-friendly lightweight clash pitting Poland's Mateusz Rebecki (20-5) against Serbian-Canadian Kyle Prepolec (18-10).

Both men have a lot of high-level experience, having taken on the likes of Grant Dawson, Ludovit Klein, Drew Dober and Benoit Saint Denis in their last few fights. However, both men have struggled to get the results they want, with Rebecki riding three losses, and Prepolec losing his last two.

In an era of frequent UFC roster trimming, their jobs could be on the line. Regardless, it should be a fun fight.

Just minutes after Jovan Leka's vicious, first-round body-kick stoppage of Alexander Poppeck, Nina Milosevic scored a very similar win at the expense of Hailey Cowan. In her case, it was a pair of first-round punches to the body that sealed the deal, but the finish was no less impressive, and it generated just as big a pop from the Belgrade crowd.

In victory, Milosevic is now an impressive 9-1 overall, with nine straight wins behind her. She is definitely a welcome addition to the women's bantamweight division, which is one of the weakest division's in the UFC right now.

Up next, we head to the women's bantamweight division, where Serbia's Nina Milosevic takes on visiting American Hailey Cowan.

Milosevic (8-1) will be making her UFC debut after winning every fight she's had except her pro debut.

Cowan (7-5) is most likely fighting her job, having lost her last three fights in the Octagon, including one where she missed weight. Pressure's on.

Serbia's Jovan Leka made quick work of Alexander Poppeck in our second fight of the night. While he didn't do much of anything for the first few minutes, he eventually uncorked a liver kick from hell, immediately folding his much smaller opponent in half to the roar of the Belgrade crowd. Seconds later, the referee was waving it off.

Absolutely brutal stuff from the Serbian heavyweight, who is now 14-2 overall and 1-0 in the UFC.

Can he follow in the steps of Josh Hokit, Gable Steveson, Brando Pericic and Valter Walker and continue to pump oxygen into the long stagnant heavyweight division? Time will tell...

Things did not go well for the first Serbian fighter to compete on Saturday's card, but Jovan Leka will soon look to get things on track for the country, as he takes on Germany's Alexander Poppeck at heavyweight.

Both guys are making their UFC debuts, and Poppeck will do so on short notice, having replaced the injured Max Gimenis. The German also weighed in over 50 pounds lighter than his opponent, which could obviously be a massive factor in the outcome of this one.

You never really know what you're in for when two unranked heavyweights collide in the Octagon. We'll find out what these two are all about shortly.

Marina Spasic's UFC debut in her home country of Serbia did not go as planned. In fact, it was a bit of a disaster. After landing some nice shots on the feet in the early moments of round one, she was taken down and promptly tapped out by her Brazilian opponent Stephanie Luciano.

The win brings Luciano, a former Jungle Fights champ, to 8-2-1 overall, and 3-1 in the UFC.

Not bad at all considering she's just 26.

The UFC's first show in Serbia will kick off in about 10 minutes.

There will be Serbians competing in the first three bouts of the night, and a Serbian-Canadian in the fourth, so the local fans will have plenty to get excited about in the early going.

First up, we've got a strawweight clash pitting Siberia's Marina Spasic against visiting Brazilian Stephanie Luciano. Spasic is 7-1 with 6 of her wins coming by way of strikes, and will be making her UFC debut. Luciano is 7-2-1, and despite her relative inexperience, already has a 2-1 UFC record. Both women seem to have potential.

They will start swinging shortly.