Ian Garry extended his undefeated record to 10-0 with a unanimous decision win over Gabe Green at UFC 276. Competing in his third UFC bout, the 24-year-old walked away with 30-27 scorecards from all three judges in a hard-fought victory. While Garry wo…
Ian Garry extended his undefeated record to 10-0 with a unanimous decision win over Gabe Green at UFC 276. Competing in his third UFC bout, the 24-year-old walked away with 30-27 scorecards from all three judges in a hard-fought victory. While Garry won all three rounds, Green certainly didn’t make the win an easy one….
Portmarnock striker, Ian Garry continues his promotional-perfect run of form in the UFC tonight — landing a rather comprehensive, routine unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) victory over the steely, Gabe Green on the preliminary card of UFC 267 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Garry, who now plys his trade under the tutelage of Henri Hooft in […]
Portmarnock striker, Ian Garry continues his promotional-perfect run of form in the UFC tonight — landing a rather comprehensive, routine unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) victory over the steely, Gabe Green on the preliminary card of UFC 267 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Garry, who now plys his trade under the tutelage of Henri Hooft in Deerfield Beach, Florida — was once again forced to fight from the outside over the course of his three round affair with Green, countering the Californian on cue when offered the opportunity.
Adding Green to a run of victories over Jordan Williams, and Darian Weeks, Garry, a former Cage Warriors welterweight champion, managed to put a statement on an exceptional striking display, dropping Green with a counter right hand off the back foot in the early goings of the third round matchup.
Below, catch the highlights from Ian Garry’s one-sided unanimous decision win over Gabe Green
UFC welterweight Ian Garry has weighed in on why Shavkat Rakhmonov doesn’t get the same amount of hype as Khamzat Chimaev. Rakhmonov is undefeated in his professional career with a 16-0 record. He’s picked up recent wins over the likes of N…
UFC welterweight Ian Garry has weighed in on why Shavkat Rakhmonov doesn’t get the same amount of hype as Khamzat Chimaev. Rakhmonov is undefeated in his professional career with a 16-0 record. He’s picked up recent wins over the likes of Neil Magny and Carlston Harris in the Octagon. Rakhmonov made his UFC debut back…
Former Cage Warriors welterweight champion Ian Garry will make his third UFC appearance at UFC 276 against Gabe Green. Green’s management, Iridium Sports Agency, was among the first to report the news of the fight with Garry. Garry has passed his first two UFC tests since making the move from Cage Warriors last year. He…
Former Cage Warriors welterweight champion Ian Garry will make his third UFC appearance at UFC 276 against Gabe Green.
Green’s management, Iridium Sports Agency, was among the first to report the news of the fight with Garry.
Garry has passed his first two UFC tests since making the move from Cage Warriors last year. He won his debut over Jordan Williams at UFC 268 before earning a unanimous decision win over Darian Weeks at UFC 273.
Garry will make the quick turnaround and fight Green on July 2 at UFC 276, which caps off the UFC’s International Fight Week festivities.
Green presents another tough challenge for Garry, having won back-to-back fights since a UFC debut loss to Daniel Rodriguez. He earned a unanimous decision win over Phil Rowe at UFC 258 before finishing Yohan Lainesse back in April.
Before getting his shot in the UFC, Green enjoyed brief stints with promotions such as Bellator and Combate. Despite a submission win over Chris Padilla at Bellator 192, the promotion opted not to re-sign him.
The 24-year-old Garry could move one step closer to a potential spot in the welterweight rankings with a win. As for Green, he’s looking to hand Garry his first professional loss and make a name for himself on a big stage.
What is your early prediction for Ian Garry vs. Gabe Green?
A welterweight division matchup between the undefeated prospect, Ian Garry, and three-fight Octagon veteran, Gabriel Green has been added to UFC 276 on July 2. during International Fight Week from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Scoping out his third successful UFC walk, Portmarnock native, Ian Garry featured at UFC 273 in Jacksonville, Florida […]
A welterweight division matchup between the undefeated prospect, Ian Garry, and three-fight Octagon veteran, Gabriel Green has been added to UFC 276 on July 2. during International Fight Week from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Scoping out his third successful UFC walk, Portmarnock native, Ian Garry featured at UFC 273 in Jacksonville, Florida in April of this year, defeating Darian Weeks over the course of three rounds with a unanimous decision victory.
Ian Garry currently owns a 9-0 undefeated record
For Green, the 29-year-old San Pedro native managed to land his second UFC victory back in April at UFC Vegas 53, stopping Yohan Lainesse with a second round knockout. Green’s management firm, Iridium Sports confirmed the pairing on their official Twitter account.
“Our man @giftedgabegreen (Gabriel Green) goes for his 2nd straight @ufc victory vs. Ian Garry on July 2. #TheDarkside.”
Making his UFC debut back in November at Madison Square Garden in New York, Garry featured on the preliminary card of UFC 268, stopping promotional alum, Jordan WIlliams with an impressive, buzzer-beating first round knockout win.
A former Cage Warriors welterweight champion, Garry, 24, boasts an undefeated 9-0 professional record, and managed to defeat Jack Grant in June of last year to earn his long-awaited move to the UFC.
Ahead of his Octagon debut against WIlliams, Garry moved to Deerfiled Beach, Florida – and currently plys his trade under the tutelage of Henri Hooft at Sanford MMA in ‘The Sunshine State’.
Making his UFC bow against Daniel Rodriguez back in May 2020, Green suffered a unanimous decision loss, before getting off the mark under the Dana White-led banner with a unanimous decision win of his own opposite Philip Rowe before his knockout success against Lainesse in April.
UFC 276 takes place on July 2. from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada – with a middleweight championship main event between champion, Israel Adesanya and challenger, Jared Cannonier set to take main event honors.
In the night’s co-headliner, featherweight champion, Alexander Volkanovski returns in a trilogy title fight against former division titleholder, Max Holloway.
Former Cage Warriors middleweight champion, Matthew Bonner has plans to eventually make the proven transition from the Graham Boylan-led promotion to the UFC in the future – and if he could pick a debut opponent, a matchup against former Cage Warriors titleholder, Ian Garry certainly piques his interest. Matthew Bonner, who plys his trade at […]
Former Cage Warriors middleweight champion, Matthew Bonner has plans to eventually make the proven transition from the Graham Boylan-led promotion to the UFC in the future – and if he could pick a debut opponent, a matchup against former Cage Warriors titleholder, Ian Garry certainly piques his interest.
Matthew Bonner, who plys his trade at Next Generation MMA in Liverpool, boasts a 12-7-1 professional record, and managed to land his second consecutive victory back at Cage Warriors 137 earlier this month, submitting Joel Kouadja with a stunning one-armed rear-naked choke win.
Clinching the middleweight title back in June of last year, Bonner submitted Nathias Frederick with a fourth round stoppage, however, would drop his title in his next outing against Djati Melan.
Prior to his win against Kouadja, Bonner had returned to the winner’s enclosure with another career submission win – rebounding with a rear-naked choke triumph against Hugo Pereira.
Matthew Bonner welcomes a UFC bow against Cage Warriors alum Ian Garry
Discussing a potential move to the UFC in the future, Bonner told LowKick MMA reporter, Frank Bonada during an interview how a debut Octagon outing against Dublin upstart, Garry is something that interests him.
“I would love to fight Ian Garry, I would love to fight Ian Garry,” Matthew Bonner said. “I just think he brings a lot of attention to the fight, and you’ll bring a lot of fans, because of that. He drills up a lot of attention, you know. People know who he is, he’s an undefeated prospect.”
“I do think he’s very beatable as well,” Matthew Bonner said. “I still think he’s quite – he looks quite young in the game, he’s quite naive I think in some respect. His mouth is on point, but I don’t think his skills are just, quite there yet. I do think my style, in terms of being tough, being durable and just walking somebody down, would just cause him an awful lot of problems. I’ve only spoken to him very briefly once, and that was when I beat his teammate, James Webb at the time. … I don’t dislike the guy, but I’d love to fight Ian Garry. I think that would tick a lot of boxes for me fighting him.”