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UFC Vegas 33 Results: Hall vs. Strickland

LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 33: Hall vs. Strickland results throughout the night (Sat. 31st. July 2021) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. A middleweight headlining bout between the #8 ranked contender, Uriah Hall, and the #11 rated, Sean Strickland is scheduled to headline tonight’s UFC event from the UFC Apex facility […]

LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 33: Hall vs. Strickland results throughout the night (Sat. 31st. July 2021) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A middleweight headlining bout between the #8 ranked contender, Uriah Hall, and the #11 rated, Sean Strickland is scheduled to headline tonight’s UFC event from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Hoping to extend his winning spree to five straight fights, TUF alum, Hall last featured in April on the main card of UFC 261 in Jacksonville, Florida where he secured a rematch win over former division champion, Chris Weidman — who suffered a ghastly fractured tibia and fibula just 18-seconds into the opening round of their bout.

The victory following prior successes against former middleweight kingpin, Anderson Silva, Krysztof Jotko, and Bevon Lewis.

Also in the midst of a four fight undefeated streak, North Carolina native, Strickland last featured at UFC Vegas 25 in May — taking a unanimous decision win over common-foe, Jotko. Also finding themselves on the winning run of Strickland; Brendan Allen, Jack Marshman, and Nordine Taleb.

UFC Vegas 33 Results: Hall vs. Strickland

Main Card: (ESPN/ESPN+ 9 p.m. ET)

Middleweight: Uriah Hall vs. Sean Strickland

Strawweight: Cheyanne Buys vs. Gloria de Paula

Welterweight: Jared Gooden vs. Niklas Stolze

Welterweight: Bryan Barberena vs. Jason Witt

Preliminary Card: (ESPN/ESPN+ 6 p.m. ET)

Featherweight: Melsik Baghdasaryan vs. Collin Anglin

Lightweight: Chris Gruetzemacher vs. Rafa Garcia

Featherweight: Danny Chavez vs. Kai Kamaka III

Strawweight: Jinh Yu Frey vs. Ashley Yoder

Flyweight: Zarrukh Adashev vs. Ryan Benoit

Catchweight (173.5lbs): Philip Rowe vs. Orion Cosce

The Pulse of MMA: Fans Brace For Dual Cards In Saturday Night Wars

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UFC Vegas 33: Hall vs. Strickland Main Event Preview

A pair of middleweights hovering around the top-ten are set to collide this weekend inside the UFC Apex Facility in Las Vegas, Nevada at UFC Vegas 33. After taking out Chris Weidman in what was likely the most gruesome injury of the year, Uriah Hall, 3…

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Strickland Thinks It’s His Duty As A UFC “Prostitute” To Fight To The Death

UFC middleweight Sean Strickland has provided a bizarre analysis of his role in the promotion as a fighter ahead of his upcoming bout. Strickland’s comments come ahead of his first main event in the UFC this weekend. Against perennial contender U…

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Sean Strickland On Adesanya: You Have To ‘F***ing Fight Him’

Sean Strickland believes he’s found out the key to victory over Israel Adesanya. Strickland is set to face Uriah Hall in the main event of UFC on ESPN 28 this Saturday, a week earlier than when the pair were originally supposed to meet at UFC 265. The rising middleweight contender spoke to LowKick MMA’s James […]

Sean Strickland believes he’s found out the key to victory over Israel Adesanya.

Strickland is set to face Uriah Hall in the main event of UFC on ESPN 28 this Saturday, a week earlier than when the pair were originally supposed to meet at UFC 265.

The rising middleweight contender spoke to LowKick MMA’s James Lynch about the matchup. Strickland said that while a win over Hall puts him in a better position in the division, he still has his eyes on the bigger prize.

“Yeah, no doubt man. You beat Uriah, it puts you one or two fights from a title shot,” Strickland said. “I’m stoked, but again, I don’t really give a f— about that. I always like to say Uriah Hall is the off-brand Adesanya. If you can’t beat Uriah, you’re not going to beat Adesanya.”

As for how a fight between Adesanya and himself would play out, Strickland feels that the key is to not get too pretty against the champion. He thinks that the only way to beat Adesanya is to make it a dog fight and put him in positions where he is less comfortable.

“Adesanya, he’s one of the best strikers in the f—ing world, man,” he said. “He’s another guy that its like, you’re not going to go and outpoint Adesanya. You’re not going to go and out strike Adesanya. You have to go out there and f—ing fight him. Same with Uriah Hall. I’m not going to go out there and play tag with Uriah Hall. If I’m going to do that, he’s going to catch me. I’m going to go in there and fight Uriah Hall. I’m going to go in there and fight Adesanya.”

Strickland has been hot since joining the middle ranks in October 2020. He’s reeled off 3 consecutive wins over Jack Marshman, Brendan Allen and Krzysztof Jotko. An impressive win over Hall would surely have him knocking on the door to contendership, and we could find out just how effective his strategy against Adesanya will be.

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EXCLUSIVE | Sean Strickland Slams Social Media Dwellers For Making Training Incident Viral

Sean Strickland doesn’t have many kind words for those who helped make his training incident with Orlando Sanchez viral. Strickland is set to collide with Uriah Hall in the main event of UFC Vegas 33. The bout will take place on July 31. Strickland considers Hall to be a friend but admits he feels his […]

Sean Strickland doesn’t have many kind words for those who helped make his training incident with Orlando Sanchez viral.

Strickland is set to collide with Uriah Hall in the main event of UFC Vegas 33. The bout will take place on July 31. Strickland considers Hall to be a friend but admits he feels his upcoming opponent was a bit of a “d*ck” during training sessions due to his aggression.

Ahead of the showdown with Hall, a training session between Strickland and BJJ practitioner, Orlando Sanchez went viral. Sean Strickland felt that Sanchez pushed his boundaries by cranking on his arm. Strickland threw a spinning backfist and a front kick to the body in response. Throughout the clip, Sanchez said he felt he wasn’t doing anything malicious.

It appears Strickland and Sanchez have patched things up, but Strickland has some choice words for those who made the video viral. Here’s what he told James Lynch for LowKick MMA.

“I like Orlando but if I knew it would’ve been viral I would’ve kept hitting him. People are f*cking dumb dude and this is just the stupidity of like Tyron Woodley vs. Logan Paul. A video goes viral of me hitting a guy after the bell because he cranked my arm? Have you ever been to a f*cking sparring session? This training camp I’ve knocked out like four people. What the f*ck man? I’ve broke multiple noses, I’ve dropped so many people

“The fact that you people care about a small, insignificant concept, it just goes to show how small and tiny your brains are. And it insults me that I’m not intelligent enough to market off you guys and make money like Logan Paul does.”

Strickland said that if the situation happened again, he would defend himself perhaps even more than before. With that said, he made it clear that he’s cool with Orlando now. He chalks it up to just another day.