By Mike Bohn and Abbey Subhan | June 5, 2019 9:00 am

The UFC hosts its fifth pay-per-view event of the year on Saturday with UFC 238. The card takes place at United Center in Chicago with a five-fight main card that follows prelims on ESPN and ESPN+/UFC Fight Pass.

In addition to a loaded undercard that features multiple former title challengers, the main card offers two title fights as well as one of the most anticipated matchups of the year. In the main event, flyweight champ Henry Cejudo (14-2 MMA, 8-2 UFC) moves up to face Marlon Moraes (22-5-1 MMA, 4-1 UFC) for the vacant bantamweight belt. And in the co-headliner, Valentina Shevchenko (16-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) goes for her first women’s flyweight title defense against Jessica Eye (14-6 MMA, 4-5 UFC).

For more on the numbers behind the UFC 238 main card, check below for 60 pre-event facts.

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Main event

Gallery Photos: Best of Henry Cejudo view 57 images

Cejudo is the only MMA fighter to win an Olympic gold medal and a UFC championship.

Cejudo is one of three Olympic gold medalists to fight in the UFC, along with Kevin Jackson and Mark Schultz. He earned gold in freestyle wrestling at the 2008 summer Olympics.

Cejudo is the only Olympic gold medalist to fight in the UFC since the organization was purchased by parent company Zuffa.

Cejudo is one of two flyweight champions in UFC history. Demetrious Johnson was the other.

Cejudo can become the seventh fighter in UFC history to win titles in two weight classes. B.J. Penn, Conor McGregor, Amanda Nunes, Daniel Cormier, Georges St-Pierre and Randy Couture also accomplished the feat.

Cejudo can become the fourth simultaneous two-division champion in UFC history. McGregor, Nunes and Cormier also accomplished the feat.

Cejudo returns to the bantamweight division for the first time since December 2014. He’s 5-0 in the weight class during his career.

Cejudo has landed at least one takedown against all but one of his UFC fights where he’s attempted a takedown.

Cejudo’s 32-second victory over T.J. Dillashaw at UFC on ESPN+ 1 is the fifth fastest knockout in a UFC championship fight.

Gallery Raphael Assuncao def. Marlon Moraes at UFC 212: Best photos view 16 images

Moraes is a former WSOF (now PFL) bantamweight champion. He defended his title a record six times.

Moraes is 17-1 in his past 18 fights dating back to December 2011. The only defeat in that stretch came against Raphael Assuncao at UFC 212, a loss he avenged at UFC on ESPN+ 2 in February.

Moraes’ average fight time of 6:59 in UFC bantamweight fights is the shortest in among active fighters in the division.

Moraes’ four-fight UFC winning streak in UFC bantamweight competition is tied with Petr Yan for the longest active streak in the weight class.

Moraes has earned 16 of his 22 career victories by stoppage. That includes seven of his past eight wins.

Moraes’ three-fight UFC stoppage streak in bantamweight competition is tied for the longest active streak in the division.

Moraes’ 33-second knockout of Jimmie Rivera at UFC Fight Night 131 is the sixth fastest in UFC bantamweight history.

Co-main event

Gallery Photos: Valentina Shevchenko through the years view 42 images

Shevchenko is one of two women’s flyweight champions in UFC history. Nicco Montano also accomplished the feat.

Shevchenko is 2-0 since she dropped to the UFC women’s flyweight division in February 2018.

Shevchenko has completed at least one takedown against six of her seven UFC opponents.

Shevchenko outlanded Priscila Cachoeira 230-3 in total strikes at UFC Fight Night 125, the largest disparity in UFC women’s history.

Shevchenko has suffered both of her UFC losses to women’s bantamweight champ Nunes.

Gallery Photos: Jessica Eye through the years view 47 images

Eye becomes the second female fighter in UFC history to challenge for a title with a sub.-500 record with the promotion. Miesha Tate also accomplished the feat.

Eye is 3-0 since she dropped to the UFC women’s flyweight division in January 2018.

Eye’s three victories in UFC women’s flyweight competition are tied for most in divisional history.

Eye’s three-fight UFC winning streak in women’s flyweight competition is tied for the longest active streak in the division.

Eye has earned all three of her UFC women’s flyweight victories by decision.

Eye’s five losses in UFC competition are second most of any female in company history behind Kailin Curran (six).

Featured bout

Gallery Photos: Tony Ferguson through the years view 41 images

Tony Ferguson (24-3 MMA, 14-1 UFC) is 17-1 in his past 18 fights. The lone defeat in that stretch came to Michael Johnson at UFC on FOX 3 in May 2012.

Ferguson’s 14-1 record after 15 UFC appearances is the best of any fighter to come from “The Ultimate Fighter” reality series.

Ferguson’s 11-fight UFC winning streak in lightweight competition is the longest in active streak in the division.

Ferguson’s 11-fight UFC winning streak in lightweight competition is the longest in divisional history.

Ferguson’s 11-fight winning streak in UFC competition is tied with Khabib Nurmagomedov for the longest active streak in the company.

Ferguson has earned 20 of his 24 career victories by stoppage. That includes 10 of his 14 UFC wins.

Ferguson’s three D’Arce-choke victories in UFC competition are the most in company history.

Ferguson is one of two fighters in UFC history to win a title fight by triangle choked. He did so against Kevin Lee at UFC 216. Anderson Silva also accomplished the feat against Chael Sonnen at UFC 117.

Ferguson has been awarded a fight-night bonus in six of his past seven UFC appearances.

Donald Cerrone (36-11 MMA, 23-8 UFC) makes a 35-day turnaround following his victory over Al Iaquinta at UFC on ESPN+ 9 in May.

Cerrone has fought on Spike, Versus, FUEL TV, pay-per-view, FOX, FS1, UFC Fight Pass, ESPN and ESPN+ during his UFC tenure.

Cerrone competes in his 32nd UFC bout, tied with Jim Miller for the most appearances in company history.

Cerrone makes his 42nd UFC/WEC appearance, the most in combined organizational history.

Cerrone’s 42 appearances in UFC/WEC/PRIDE/Strikeforce competition are most in combined organizational history.

Cerrone’s 21 appearances since 2014 in UFC competition are most in the company.

Cerrone’s 23 victories in UFC competition are most in company history.

Cerrone’s 29 victories in UFC/WEC/PRIDE/Strikeforce competition are most in combined organization history.

Cerrone’s 17 victories in UFC lightweight competition are second most in divisional history behind Miller (18).

Cerrone is 2-0 since he returned to the UFC lightweight division in January.

Gallery Photos: Best of Donald Cerrone view 172 images

Cerrone’s 16 stoppage victories in UFC competition are most in company history.

Cerrone’s 20 stoppage victories in UFC/WEC competition are the most in combined organizational history.

Cerrone’s 20 stoppage victories in UFC/WEC/PRIDE/Strikeforce competition are tied with Wanderlei Silva for second most in combined organizational history behind Mirko Filipovic (21).

Cerrone’s 10 stoppage victories in UFC lightweight competition are third most in divisional history behind Joe Lauzon (12) and Miller (11).

Cerrone’s seven knockout victories stemming from kicks in UFC competition are the most in company history. No one else has more than four.

Cerrone’s eight submission victories in UFC/WEC lightweight competition are tied for second most in combined divisional history behind Nate Diaz (nine).

Cerrone’s 20 knockdowns landed in UFC competition are most in company history.

Cerrone has landed 367 leg kicks in UFC competition, the second most in company history behind Thiago Alves (380).

Cerrone defends 90 percent of all opponent takedown attempts in UFC lightweight competition, the best rate among active fighters in the weight class and second highest in divisional history behind Gleison Tibau (92 percent).

Cerrone’s 22 fight-night bonuses in UFC/WEC bouts are the most in combined organizational history.

Cerrone’s 17 fight-night bonuses in UFC bouts are most in company history.

Remaining main card

Gallery Jimmie Rivera def. John Dodson at UFC 228: Best photos view 10 images

Jimmie Rivera (22-3 MMA, 6-2 UFC) has earned 16 of his 22 career victories by decision. That includes five of his six UFC wins.

Rivera has defended all 19 of his opponent takedown attempts in UFC competition.

Petr Yan’s (12-1 MMA, 4-0 UFC) four-fight UFC winning streak in bantamweight competition is tied with Moraes for the longest active streak in the division.

Gallery Photos: Best of Tai Tuivasa view 19 images

Tai Tuivasa (10-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC) has earned nine of his 10 career victories by stoppage. He’s finished all of those wins by knockout in Round 1.

Tuivasa is one of two heavyweights in UFC history to earn a knockout stemming from a flying knee. Ex-champ Fabricio Werdum also accomplished the feat.

Tuivasa is one of three heavyweights in UFC history to earn knockouts stemming from a knee and an elbow strike. Cheick Kongo and Justin Willis also accomplished the feat.

Blagoy Ivanov (17-2 MMA, 1-1 UFC) is a former WSOF (now PFL) heavyweight champion. He defended that title four consecutive times.

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UFC research analyst and live statistics producer Michael Carroll contributed to this story. Follow him on Twitter @MJCflipdascript.