Rodolfo Vieira has officially secured his next fight – as he’s now scheduled to meet Tresean Gore in a middleweight bout at UFC Vegas 108 on August 2nd, 2025!
The matchup promises to be a challenge, as Gore is a versatile fighter with UFC experience, despite his relatively short professional record.
Gore entered the UFC after just three pro bouts, earning his spot by reaching the finals of The Ultimate Fighter season 29.
And, although an injury kept him from competing in the final, his two victories on the show were enough to secure a contract with the promotion.
Since joining the UFC, Gore has had an up-and-down run, going 2-3 inside the Octagon and 5-3 overall.
His most recent appearance ended in a knockout loss to Marco Tulio at UFC 314, making this upcoming fight against Vieira a crucial one for his career trajectory.
Vieira, meanwhile, is also coming off a loss, having dropped a unanimous decision to Andre Petroski at UFC Vegas 102.
Despite his decorated grappling credentials – including gold medals at both ADCC and the IBJJF World Championships – Vieira has experienced mixed results in MMA.
Notably, he was submitted early in his UFC tenure, proving that even elite grapplers aren’t invincible in the cage.
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