With the new addition of a pair of fights, the lineup for the UFC’s return to Germany later this month appears to be complete.

UFC officials today announced a bantamweight fight between Manny Bermudez (12-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) (pictured above) and Davey Grant (8-3 MMA, 1-2 UFC), as well as a featherweight bout between promotional newcomers Nad Narimani (10-2 MMA, 0-0 UFC) and Khalid Taha (12-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC). The fights likely will be placed on the preliminary card, though the final bout order has not been set.

In addition, the promotion made official the new light heavyweight main event between short-notice replacement Anthony Smith (28-14 MMA, 5-3 UFC) and former champion Mauricio Rua (25-10 MMA, 9-8 UFC). Smith steps in for Volkan Oezdemir, who pulled out with an injury earlier this week.

UFC Fight Night 134 takes place July 22 at Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany. The entire card airs on FS1.

Bermudez and Grant were set to meet in May at UFC Fight Night 130 in Liverpool, England, but Grant was pulled from the bout with a staph infection. Now they are rebooked. Undefeated prospect Bermudez recently made his UFC debut and choked out Albert Morales via second-round guillotine. It was the 23-year-old CES MMA and Cage Titans FC vet’s 10th stoppage (and ninth submission) in 11 career wins.

He now meets Grant, a 32-year-old English fighter who joined the UFC after a runner-up finish on “The Ultimate Fighter 18” in 2013. After a layoff of more than two years due to an array of injuries, he returned in 2016 and defeated Marlon Vera via decision and suffered a painful submission loss to Damian Stasiak. He now returns from another long layoff.

Narimani won the Cage Warriors featherweight title against Paddy Pimblett in April 2017. He signed with the UFC before making a title defense and was supposed to debut in the promotion at UFC Fight Night 127 in March in London. But his opponent, Nasrat Haqparast, was forced out with an eye injury and he was pulled from the card. Now he gets a long-awaited UFC debut in Germany.

Germany’s Taha will make his UFC debut against Narimani. In late 2017, he suffered the first loss of his pro career when he was submitted by Takafumi Otsuka in the RIZIN FF grand prix’s second round. He bounced back in May with a submission win over Hamza AlKooheji in Indonesia. He has 10 of his 12 career wins by stoppage.

“Shogun,” No. 13 in the latest USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie MMA light heavyweight rankings, was left without an opponent for several hours today after Oezdemir was removed from their scheduled headliner in favor of a matchup with Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 227 next month.

Smith, 29, was one of the immediate frontrunners to get the fight with the Brazilian legend, and he managed to get the opportunity in what will he second consecutive bout against a former 205-pound titleholder. “Lionheart” moved up to light heavyweight this past month and scored a 53-second knockout of Rashad Evans for a result that ultimately pushed Evans into retirement.

He will go up against Rua, 36, who is currently riding the longest winning streak of his UFC career at three consecutive bouts. He hasn’t fought in more 16 months, though, with his most recent bout being a third-round TKO of Gian Villante at UFC Fight Night 106 in March 2017.

The UFC Fight Night 134 card now includes:

MAIN CARD (FS1, 2 p.m. ET)

Mauricio Rua vs. Anthony Smith Ilir Latifi vs. Glover Teixeira Stefan Struve vs. Marcin Tybura Abu Azaitar vs. Vitor Miranda Marc Diakiese vs. Nasrat Haqparast Alan Jouban vs. Danny Roberts

PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 12 p.m. ET)

Damir Hadzovic vs. Nick Hein Bartosz Fabinski vs. Emil Meek Justin Ledet vs. Aleksandar Rakic Jeremy Kimball vs. Darko Stosic Pingyuan Liu vs. Damian Stasiak Davey Grant vs. Manny Bermudez Nad Narimani vs Khalid Taha

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