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Greg Hardy has commented on his defeat at the hands of Tai Tuivasa. Hardy vs. Tuivasa was featured on the main card of UFC 264 this past Saturday night (July 10). The heavyweight collision didn’t make it out of the first round. Hardy landed a sol…
Greg Hardy has commented on his defeat at the hands of Tai Tuivasa. Hardy vs. Tuivasa was featured on the main card of UFC 264 this past Saturday night (July 10). The heavyweight collision didn’t make it out of the first round. Hardy landed a solid punch on Tuivasa that appeared to have stunned “Bam […]
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Tai Tuivasa stole the show at UFC 264. The Australian heavyweight danced to the Octagon singing along to the Spice Girls. He then went on to knock out one of the most unpopular fighters on the roster, Greg Hardy, in a wild one-round shoot-out. As soon as the fight finished Tuivasa jumped onto the fence […]
Tai Tuivasa stole the show at UFC 264.
The Australian heavyweight danced to the Octagon singing along to the Spice Girls.
He then went on to knock out one of the most unpopular fighters on the roster, Greg Hardy, in a wild one-round shoot-out.
As soon as the fight finished Tuivasa jumped onto the fence and nailed a beer out of someone’s shoe as he always does.
The fun didn’t stop there though. As Tuivasa exited the arena he did shoey’s with several of the people in attendance.
However, the fun-loving knockout artist got more than he bargained for when one fan slipped some of Dustin Poirier’s hot sauce into his shoe beer.
Tuivasa clearly wasn’t a fan of the new twist to an old classic.
As if a shoey wasn’t enough… a fan put hot sauce in this one for @bambamtuivasa
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— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) July 11, 2021
The 28-year-old didn’t let that stop him though and continued to interact with the fans as he left the building.
Tuivasa’s night got even better after the UFC 264 main event came to its dramatic conclusion. Dana White revealed he was one of four fighters who will be heading home with a bumper bonus cheque worth ,000.
Tuivasa now has three consecutive wins inside the Octagon. The always entertaining fighter picked up big KO victories against Stefan Struve and Harry Hunsucker before taking out Hardy at UFC 264.
What did you make of Tai Tuivasa vs. Greg Hardy?
In typical Tai ‘Bam Bam’ Tuivasa — the majority of his fights are action-packed regardless of length, and once more tonight — ended with a shoey from the Australian — following a massive first round knockout win over Greg ‘The Prince of War’ Hardy. Throwing a multitude of leg kicks to Hardy’s lead orthodox left […]
In typical Tai ‘Bam Bam’ Tuivasa — the majority of his fights are action-packed regardless of length, and once more tonight — ended with a shoey from the Australian — following a massive first round knockout win over Greg ‘The Prince of War’ Hardy.
Throwing a multitude of leg kicks to Hardy’s lead orthodox left early and often, Tuivasa was himself clipped with a left hand from Hardy, drawing a notable wobble from the Aussie. However, as Hardy rushed in to find a potential finish, he was clipped with a pair of counter left hands from Tuivasa. — sending the former NFL linebacker to the canvas, unconscious.
Below, catch the highlights from Tuivasa’s stoppage over Hardy, as well as his shoey post-fight.
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— UFC (@ufc) July 11, 2021
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Next up on the UFC 264 main card is a heavyweight collision between Tai Tuivasa and Greg Hardy. Round 1 Both fighters start with leg kicks. Tuivasa seems to be hurting Hardy with these kicks but he eats a big straight right. Hardy seems to have wobbled Tuivasa but gets dropped as he goes for […]
Next up on the UFC 264 main card is a heavyweight collision between Tai Tuivasa and Greg Hardy.
Round 1
Both fighters start with leg kicks. Tuivasa seems to be hurting Hardy with these kicks but he eats a big straight right. Hardy seems to have wobbled Tuivasa but gets dropped as he goes for the kill. Hardy just about gets to his senses but Tuviasa ends it soon after. What a finish!
Official result: Tai Tuivasa defeats Greg Hardy via knockout (R1, 1:07).
Tai Tuivasa says he almost had a secret gym fight.
Continue Reading Tuivasa Claims Proposed Secret Fight Against Nemesis Got Him Into AKA at MMA News.
Tai Tuivasa says he almost had a secret gym fight.
Continue Reading Tuivasa Claims Proposed Secret Fight Against Nemesis Got Him Into AKA at MMA News.
After earning a victory on fight island Australian UFC heavyweight Tai Tuivasa plans to return to the American Kickboxing Academy where he had been training before the COVID pandemic forced him to return home. Speaking the ESPN’s Jimmy Smith Tuivasa shared the benefits he had found from training at such a prestigious gym. “I knew […]
After earning a victory on fight island Australian UFC heavyweight Tai Tuivasa plans to return to the American Kickboxing Academy where he had been training before the COVID pandemic forced him to return home.
Speaking the ESPN’s Jimmy Smith Tuivasa shared the benefits he had found from training at such a prestigious gym.
“I knew I needed to do that to get to the next level and yeah, since going there I’ve kind of really just seen where I need to be at and where I need to go and I’ll be heading back there soon,” Tuivasa said.
Tuivasa shared that while training at AKA he has been able to focus on practicing in the areas on his MMA skillset that can use work.
“I kind of know what I’m good at and I think the world kind of figured out what I’m kinda good at so I need to just get better at other things that they’re good at I reckon. Once I get good at that I think I’m going to be a big trouble for the division,” Tuivasa said.
“Just being with those guys and seeing what level they’re at and how they push and they’re older guys you know, it makes you realize where you’ve got to be and where I’ve got to go.”
The American Kickboxing Academy is home to former heavyweight champions such as Daniel Cormier and Cain Velasquez, as well as a plethora of high-level fighters from different divisions and organizations.
Back in October at UFC 254, Tuivasa was able to secure a knockout victory over Stefan Struve in the first round of the cards featured prelim. This victory saw the fighter end his three-fight losing streak that had been the only three losses of his career. Currently, Tuivasa’s record stands at 10-3 with 4-3 coming in the UFC.
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