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Korean Superboy Calls Out Bryce Mitchell with Round Earth Threat After UFC 310 Victory

Korean Superboy Calls Out Bryce Mitchell with Round Earth Threat After UFC 310 VictoryAfter securing a victory over Nate Landwehr via a third-round TKO, ‘The Korean Superboy’ Doo Ho Choi called out…

Korean Superboy Calls Out Bryce Mitchell with Round Earth Threat After UFC 310 Victory

After securing a victory over Nate Landwehr via a third-round TKO, ‘The Korean Superboy’ Doo Ho Choi called out fellow UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell as his next opponent. Choi, who is now on a two-fight winning streak, expressed his desire to fight Mitchell, believing it would help him establish himself in the new generation of featherweights.

Korean Superboy Calls Out Bryce Mitchell

To add some extra flair to the callout, Choi made a playful jab at Mitchell’s well-known belief in the flat Earth theory. Choi posted an image of Earth on social media with the caption “April? May?” tagging UFC matchmakers. This is a dig at Mitchell’s view of the world.

Though Mitchell hasn’t publicly responded, Choi is eager for the fight and is ready to face him at any time. If Mitchell doesn’t take up the challenge, Choi also mentioned Dan Ige as another potential opponent. Additionally, Choi expressed a desire for the UFC to return to South Korea for a future event, noting the passionate fan base there.

‘The Korean Superboy’ Choi began his professional MMA career in 2010, fighting in promotions like DEEP and Sengoku Raiden Championship before signing with the UFC in 2013. His UFC debut came in November 2014, where he won via TKO just 18 seconds into the first round. After a period of inactivity, including mandatory military service, Choi has made a strong return to the UFC. ‘The Korean Superboy’ is an exciting forward fighter who is a popular fan favorite due to his aggressive style.

Bryce Mitchell is a US-born Jiu-Jitsu-based fighter who just earned a victory over Kron Gracie at UFC 310. He is well known for his interesting opinions.

Cub Swanson vs. Doo Ho Choi

Choi is looking to take on the top competitors of the new generation, his callout of Bryce Mitchell marks a new chapter in the South Korean featherweight’s career. Whether Mitchell accepts the challenge or Choi moves on to other contenders like Dan Ige, it’s clear that Choi is eager to continue making waves in the UFC.

‘Put On A Massacre’ – Fans React As ‘Korean Superboy’ Dooho Choi Finishes Nate Landwehr With Crucifix TKO At UFC 310

What many expected to be a competitive battle proved to be a one-sided affair, as Dooho Choi put on a dominant showing against Nate Landwehr to open up the UFC 310 pay-per-view card. “The Train” tried to get aggressive early, but Choi made him feel his power, including a hook that briefly stumbled Landwehr. “Korean […]

What many expected to be a competitive battle proved to be a one-sided affair, as Dooho Choi put on a dominant showing against Nate Landwehr to open up the UFC 310 pay-per-view card.

“The Train” tried to get aggressive early, but Choi made him feel his power, including a hook that briefly stumbled Landwehr. “Korean Superboy” continued to land at will on the feet and scored a takedown after getting to the back of the American, who made it back to his feet with a little less than two minutes to go in the round. Choi’s shots were clearly more effective.

The UFC Hall of Fame Fight Wing inductee continued to be crisper and cleaner with his shots as the fight entered the second round, even after Landwehr landed a spinning elbow. Choi managed to score another pair of takedowns, demonstrating complete control over Landwehr.

“The Train” looked to get to swinging away in the third round, but his opponent managed to return the fight to the mat. There, the “Korean Superboy” was able to put Landwehr away with elbow strikes in the crucifix position.

Doohoi Choi Dominates, Finishes Nate Landwehr At UFC 310

The “Korean Superboy” is now unbeaten in his last three fights and may have earned a spot in the UFC featherweight rankings.

Landwehr, meanwhile, has now dropped two of his last three, but still holds post-fight bonuses in his last four victories.

Nate Landwehr vs. Doo ho Choi – Odds and Match Preview

Nate Landwehr vs. Doo ho ChoiThe upcoming UFC fight between Nate Landwehr and Doo Ho Choi is set to take place on December 7,…

Nate Landwehr vs. Doo ho Choi

The upcoming UFC fight between Nate Landwehr and Doo Ho Choi is set to take place on December 7, 2024, at UFC 310 in Las Vegas. This featherweight bout promises to be an exciting matchup between two fighters with thrilling styles.

Nate Landwehr vs. Doo ho Choi

‘The Train’ Nate Landwehr has been on a roll lately, winning four of his last five UFC fights. ‘The Korean Superboy’ Doo Ho Choi has had a more challenging run in recent years. The betting odds reflect a competitive matchup. As of now, Choi Doo Ho is favored with odds around -140, meaning that a $140 bet on him would yield a profit of $100 if he wins. Conversely, Nate Landwehr is seen as the underdog with odds around +120, suggesting that a $100 bet on him would result in a $120 profit if he secures the victory.

These odds indicate that while Choi is slightly favored, the fight is expected to be closely contested. If you’re looking for better games, check out New Jersey online casinos right here.

For the US-born Nate Landwehr, his most recent victory was a first-round knockout against Jamall Emmers in March 2024, which earned him a Performance of the Night bonus. Landwehr is known for his high-energy fighting style and impressive heart, often engaging in back-and-forth battles.

After starting his UFC career with three consecutive first-round finishes, South Korea’s Choi went through a rough patch, going 0-3-1 in his next four fights. However, he recently snapped his winless streak with a TKO victory over Bill Algeo in July 2024, marking his first win since 2016.

This fight could be a classic striker vs. striker matchup. Choi is known for his powerful striking and finishing ability, with 12 of his 15 wins coming by knockout or TKO. In his recent fights, Choi has shown growth as a fighter, appearing more composed and deliberate in his approach. Landwehr, while also capable of finishing fights, has proven his durability and ability to outlast opponents in grueling battles.

The stakes are high for both fighters. Landwehr is looking to continue his momentum and potentially break into the featherweight rankings. For Choi, this fight represents an opportunity to build on his recent success and prove that he’s still a force to be reckoned with in the division.

Many fans and analysts expect this fight to be action-packed, with a good chance of ending in the first round. Both fighters have a reputation for exciting performances, and their styles seem well-matched for an entertaining bout. This matchup is generating significant buzz and could potentially be a highlight of the UFC 310 card.

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Kyle Nelson believes Doo Hoi Choi deserved point deduction following multiple infractions during their UFC Vegas 68 bout

Kyle NelsonUFC Featherweight, Kyle Nelson has defended the point deduction that his opponent, Doo Hoi Choi was given in their this fight this past weekend. Following an illegal headbutt, Choi was deducted a point in the third round, in a fight which he was winning – ultimately costing him the win after the fight was declared […]

Kyle Nelson

UFC Featherweight, Kyle Nelson has defended the point deduction that his opponent, Doo Hoi Choi was given in their this fight this past weekend.

Following an illegal headbutt, Choi was deducted a point in the third round, in a fight which he was winning – ultimately costing him the win after the fight was declared a majority draw.

Following the fight, both fans and media alike contested the referee’s decision and the illegal blow appeared to cause no real damage, with it seemingly having no real force behind it. A win would have marked Choi’s first in nearly five years following a long absence from the sport.

Kyle Nelson explains the situation

While there was contention around the point deduction, with UFC President Dana White even giving Choi his win bonus, labeling the decision as ‘ridiculous’, Nelson sat down with LowKickMMA to give his side of the story.

“He was on top, he had kinda like a can opener or a Thai clinch, where he’s holding my head,” Nelson said. “It just seemed like he backed up, pulled my head and pushed his head forward.

“It didn’t seem like he wound up and threw it with everything he had, but it didn’t seem super accidental because he was literally holding my head and brought his head to my head. Maybe he was really tired and lost his balance, I don’t know – the headbutt, it left a little bump on my forehead, it was nothing serious.“

“I think it falls back on some of the warnings that the ref Had given him before that, the first takedown I hit him with, he grabbed the fence, so the ref had to warn him to let go of the fence,” Kyle Nelson continued. “There were a few wrestling exchanges against where I had his back and I had my hands together and he was grabbing inside my gloves, pulling my gloves apart and the ref warned him two or three times about that and he continued to do it.“

While the headbutt itself was not a damaging shot, Nelson believes that the repeated fouls committed and warnings issued by the referee ultimately warranted the deduction.

“If we were just talking about the headbutt, I would say no [deserved the point deduction]. its hard to say that it was completely unintentional, but obviously wasn’t much damage, but if we add up all the infractions, like the glove grabbing which I think played a big factor.

“I think its fair that he lost a point because of all the infractions, but if were looking at just the headbutt, I don’t think it was worthy of a point deduction.“

Kyle Nelson talking to LowKickMMA

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UFC Vegas 68: Lewis vs. Spivac Fight Card, How to Watch

UFC heavyweight Derrick Lewis will try to snap his two-fight losing streak against Serghei Spivac this weekend. Lewis hopes to get back into the win column with a victory over Spivac. His last loss was against Sergei Pavlovich by knockout at UFC 277 on…

UFC heavyweight Derrick Lewis will try to snap his two-fight losing streak against Serghei Spivac this weekend. Lewis hopes to get back into the win column with a victory over Spivac. His last loss was against Sergei Pavlovich by knockout at UFC 277 on July 30, 2022. In his MMA career, Lewis has never lost…

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UFC Vegas 68 Sleeper Scrap: Doo Ho Choi Vs. Kyle Nelson

Welcome to the MMA News’ Sleeper Scrap! The relentless schedule of the MMA world means that some fans don’t have a full look at a fight card until days before the event, leaving the promoters to decide which bouts you should be paying the most attentio…

Welcome to the MMA News’ Sleeper Scrap! The relentless schedule of the MMA world means that some fans don’t have a full look at a fight card until days before the event, leaving the promoters to decide which bouts you should be paying the most attention to. Everyone wants to tune in for main events…

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