Gillian Robertson Pummels Polyana Viana En Route to Second-Round TKO – UFC 297 Highlights

Gillian RobertsonGillian Robertson got back into the win column with an impressive performance against Polyana Viana at UFC 297 on…

Gillian Robertson

Gillian Robertson got back into the win column with an impressive performance against Polyana Viana at UFC 297 on Saturday night.

Stepping inside the Octagon in her home country of Canada, ‘The Savage’ scored a highlight-reel-worthy finish after coming up short against Tabatha Ricci in June. Robertson entered the bout determined to get back into the win column in emphatic fashion. She did exactly that with a pummeling of Viana.

Working her opponent down to the canvas, Robertson easily moved into mount and began blasting ‘Dama de Ferro’ with a series of strikes and elbows that left Viana with no other option, but to cover up and wait for the referee to step in and save her from the onslaught.

Official Result: Gillian Robertson def. Polyana Viana via TKO (ground and pound) at 3:12 of Round 2.

Robertson has now won three of her last four bouts while Viana is staring down the barrel of back-to-back losses inside the Octagon.

Check out Highlights From Gillian Robertson vs. Polyana Viana at uFC 297:

Anthony Smith Names Women’s Flyweight Who ‘Doesn’t Get Enough Credit’

On a recent installment of Michael Bisping’s Believe You Me podcast, Anthony Smith highlighted a fighter he believes is underrated. The UFC light heavyweight discussed the Fury Pro Grappling event on December 30. In the main event, UFC flyweight …

On a recent installment of Michael Bisping’s Believe You Me podcast, Anthony Smith highlighted a fighter he believes is underrated. The UFC light heavyweight discussed the Fury Pro Grappling event on December 30. In the main event, UFC flyweight fighter Gillian Robertson defeated former UFC Strawweight Champion Rose Namajunas in just 65 seconds. The brief…

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Watch | Gillian Robertson submits former UFC champion Rose Namajunas in just 65 seconds at Fury Pro Grappling 6

Gillian Robertson Fury Rose NamajunasIn the main event of Fury Pro Grappling 6, Canadian MMA fighter ‘The Savage’ Gillian Robertson only needed 65-seconds to submit former UFC strawweight champion Rose Namajunas. See below to see the rear-nake choke submission between these two UFC fighters: Gillian Robertson taps out Rose Namajunas The Canadian-born Gillian Robertson was the favorite going in […]

Gillian Robertson Fury Rose Namajunas

In the main event of Fury Pro Grappling 6, Canadian MMA fighter ‘The Savage’ Gillian Robertson only needed 65-seconds to submit former UFC strawweight champion Rose Namajunas.

See below to see the rear-nake choke submission between these two UFC fighters:

Gillian Robertson taps out Rose Namajunas

The Canadian-born Gillian Robertson was the favorite going in to this bout as she had a size and experience advantage. ‘The Savage’ Robertson competes at flyweight while ‘Thug’ Rose Namajunas is a top-three ranked fighter in the strawweight division. Robertson has also competed in more submission grappling matches with experience in Chael Sonnen’s Submission Underground.

After her win at 1:05 of round one, Gillian Robertson said in her post-match interview:

“I can’t even. I’m like, this is really, like, to share the mat with someone like Rose who is absolutely a dream to me … It’s just a dope opportunity to be here with Fury.”

Robertson is 11-7 overall in MMA and made her debut in the UFC in 2017. She has traded wins and losses in the organization against fighters such as ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann, Maycee Barber, Talia Santos, Miranda Maverick, Priscila Cachoeira, and a recent victory over Mariya Agapova.

‘Thug’ Rose Namajunas most recent bout was a loss to Carla Esparza for the UFC strawweight world title. Namajunas has no future bouts currently scheduled in the UFC.

Fury Pro Grappling 6 also featured other names that MMA fans will recognize. Chose Hooper defeated Clay Guida via calf Slicer. Plus, UFC veterans Ovince St. Preux, Eryk Anders, Trevin Giles, Alex Caceres, and Pat Barry all lost at this event.

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Former UFC strawweight champion Rose Namajunas will make her fighting return outside of the Octagon later this month. Namajunas hasn’t fought since a loss to Carla Esparza at UFC 274 earlier this year. In the meantime, she’s debuted a docum…

Former UFC strawweight champion Rose Namajunas will make her fighting return outside of the Octagon later this month. Namajunas hasn’t fought since a loss to Carla Esparza at UFC 274 earlier this year. In the meantime, she’s debuted a documentary on her life and career and modeled for Victoria’s Secret. As she nears a UFC…

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Gillian Robertson Reacts To Breaking Records, Chasing Oliveira

Gillian Robertson reacts to breaking six divisional records, a WMMA record, and tying a men’s flyweight record with her win over Mariya Agapova. Robertson pulled off a must-see comeback-of-the-year contending RNC, smashing multiple records in the…

Gillian Robertson reacts to breaking six divisional records, a WMMA record, and tying a men’s flyweight record with her win over Mariya Agapova. Robertson pulled off a must-see comeback-of-the-year contending RNC, smashing multiple records in the processes. The first round wasn’t looking great for Robertson, as she ate hammer fists and elbows from Agapova as…

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MMA Twitter Reacts To Robertson Choking Out Agapova

Gillian Robertson rallied to submit Mariya Agapova at UFC Vegas 60 after a difficult first round where she was out struck by a significant margin. The clash of styles between the two flyweights was on display from the opening bell, as Robertson continu…

Gillian Robertson rallied to submit Mariya Agapova at UFC Vegas 60 after a difficult first round where she was out struck by a significant margin. The clash of styles between the two flyweights was on display from the opening bell, as Robertson continually pursued takedowns while Agapova looked to land strikes. Even when Robertson did…

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