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At UFC 228, Tatiana Suarez will put her unbeaten record on the line when she takes on former strawweight champion Carla Esparza in the feature FX prelim. For the first time in both young fighters’ careers, they will be facing another competitor who is …
At UFC 228, Tatiana Suarez will put her unbeaten record on the line when she takes on former strawweight champion Carla Esparza in the feature FX prelim. For the first time in both young fighters’ careers, they will be facing another competitor who is elite in the discipline that they excel at: wrestling. And that […]
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Although UFC 228 is still without a main event, it is already reported to have two crucial strawweight contests. It has already been reported that Jessica Andrade and Karolina Kowalkiewicz will square off in what will likely determine the next #1 conte…
Although UFC 228 is still without a main event, it is already reported to have two crucial strawweight contests. It has already been reported that Jessica Andrade and Karolina Kowalkiewicz will square off in what will likely determine the next #1 contender for Rose Namajunas’s championship. Now, rising and undefeated prospect Tatiana Suarez is slated to […]
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Find out where your favorite The Ultimate Fighter winners are now:
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With the UFC having now secured a new broadcasting deal with ESPN from 2019 onwards, Dana White recently admitted that ‘The Ultimate Fighter’ show may finally be on its way out after a 27season series run.
As such, now seems like a good time to take a look back at what has become of every single one of the long-running show’s 35 ‘Ultimate Fighter’ winners to date.
Find out what your favorite past winners of TUF are up to now:
Diego Sanchez
It’s a testament to Diego Sanchez’s durability that 13 years after winning TUF season 1 he remains the only fighter from that historic series to still be actively competing in the UFC, having amassed 27 fights (16-11) to date.
However, after suffering back-to-back first-round knockouts in his last two fights, it’s possible that the 36-year-old’s memorable career is now entering its final stages, though Sanchez has assured his fans that, “I’m not done yet.”
Forrest Griffin
Arguably TUF’s most iconic winner, Griffin’s fight with Stephan Bonner in the Season 1 finale was declared as the most important fight in UFC history by Dana White, while he’d also go on to win the light-heavyweight title too.
Griffin retired in 2013 at the age of 33 due to chronic injuries, but he’s since been inducted into the UFC’s Hall of Fame and now works for the UFC as their Vice President of Athletic Development.
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Tatiana Suarez is happy with comparisons to Khabib Nurmagomedov. Suarez opened up a lot of eyes when she submitted Alexa Grasso inside three minutes. The two shared the Octagon this past Saturday night (May 19). Suarez improved his professional mixed m…
Tatiana Suarez is happy with comparisons to Khabib Nurmagomedov. Suarez opened up a lot of eyes when she submitted Alexa Grasso inside three minutes. The two shared the Octagon this past Saturday night (May 19). Suarez improved his professional mixed martial arts record to 6-0. A top freestyle wrestler who missed out on the 2012 […]
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UFC Fight Night 129 went down tonight (Saturday, May 19, 2018) from the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile. The evening was headlined by a welterweight contender matchup between the surging Kamaru Usman and grappling ace Demian Maia. Maia had early success with his hands as well as putting Usman in some tricky spots with his […]
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UFC Fight Night 129 went down tonight (Saturday, May 19, 2018) from the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile. The evening was headlined by a welterweight contender matchup between the surging Kamaru Usman and grappling ace Demian Maia. Maia had early success with his hands as well as putting Usman in some tricky spots with his takedowns. But the 40-year-old tired and had less and less to offer, shooting telegraphed shots that Usman more and more easily stuffed. It was not a thrilling contest but an important win for Usman, who positions himself for a number-one contender fight, at worst.
The co-feature saw strawweight prospects Tatiana Suarez and Alexa Grasso square off to see which of them is ready to graduate to contender status. It turned out to be Suarez. The former freestyle wrestling standout leaned on her roots, quickly grounding Grasso. She soon moved to the back and sunk in the rear-naked choke for the impressive first-round victory.
See how Twitter reacted to these exciting bouts below:
Kamaru Usman is up next. #UFCChile pic.twitter.com/kW3UbgCgFa
— Justin Golightly (@SecretMovesMMA) May 20, 2018
Kamaru Usman will be the future champion.
— Connery Busch (@BoxingBusch) May 20, 2018
Demian Maia walking to the octagon for the 28th time in his career. Only people with more UFC fights are Bisping and Jim Miller. Maia can also tie the all-time UFC wins record with a victory tonight. #UFCChile
— Mike Bohn (@MikeBohnMMA) May 20, 2018
Watch MMA long enough and you'll eventually see a fighter punch his opponent in the ass while he's holding him in an abdominal stretch.
— Dave Doyle (@davedoylemma) May 20, 2018
Never understood why Maia didn't work on his kicking game over the years, as no one would try to take him down off a caught or missed one. #ufcchile pic.twitter.com/5PzdzMzfUd
— The Mane Event
(@EliasTheodorou) May 20, 2018
I am not impressed with your performace
— Lord Honky Humungus (@Mr_Honky) May 20, 2018
Someone at my house fell asleep. I called him out on it, and he had the nerve to say he was "just resting his eyes." The main event in a nutshell.
— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) May 20, 2018
He survives but girls are laughing at him
— Al Iaquinta
When Demian Maia gets his game going, it’s a thing of beauty. When he cannot, it gets ugly.
— Jeff Wagenheim (@jeffwagenheim) May 20, 2018
Lol #UFCChile pic.twitter.com/F1mUyhKsSd
— Angela Hill (@AngieOverkill) May 20, 2018
The top handful at 115 pounds – Joanna, Andrade, Claudia – is a tough crew to break into to. But throw Tatiana Suarez against anyone not in that group. She's ready.
— RJ Clifford (@RJcliffordMMA) May 20, 2018
STILL UNDEFEATED! @TSPMMA115 #UFCChile pic.twitter.com/1iPbR0yC8A
— UFC (@ufc) May 20, 2018
That was a slick win for Suarez
— Christine Stanley (@KnuckleUp125) May 20, 2018
Tough loss for Alexa Grasso. The UFC gave her a tough bout with Tatiana Suarez, not the smartest choice if you're in the Grasso business. #UFCChile
— Danny Segura (@dannyseguratv) May 20, 2018
Dude, Suarez is so nasty. She is a serious threat in this division.
— Luke Thomas (@lthomasnews) May 20, 2018
Super marketable with a great story, too. There's a reason that she was over huge with the live crowd for her TUF final.
— David Bixenspan (@davidbix) May 20, 2018
Alexa Grasso had no shot. Tatiana Suarez takes her down in the first minute and moves to the back for the rear naked choke. Textbook. Suarez looks like the real deal at 115.
— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) May 20, 2018
Suarez makes it look relatively easy against a feisty Grasso. Suarez continues to be a problem in that division. #UFCChile
— Kenny Florian (@kennyflorian) May 20, 2018
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In the co-main event of last night’s (Sat. May 19, 2018) UFC Fight Night event from Santiago, Chile, No. 9-ranked women’s strawweight Alexa Grasso and No. 12-ranked Tatiana Suarez did battle inside the Octagon. Grasso came into the fight off a unanimous decision victory over Randa Markos in August of last year. Prior to that fight […]
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In the co-main event of last night’s (Sat. May 19, 2018) UFC Fight Night event from Santiago, Chile, No. 9-ranked women’s strawweight Alexa Grasso and No. 12-ranked Tatiana Suarez did battle inside the Octagon.
Grasso came into the fight off a unanimous decision victory over Randa Markos in August of last year.
Prior to that fight she suffered the first loss of her professional mixed martial arts (MMA) career to Felice Herrig via unanimous decision. A win over Suarez would’ve put her back on the road to a title opportunity.
Suarez is undefeated in her short MMA career, racking up a five-fight win streak in addition to having won The Ultimate Fighter Season 23 (TUF 23). Her last Octagon appearance saw her pick up a decision win over Viviane Pereira. A win over a notable name such as Grasso would be huge for the 27-year-old.
Immediately Suarez utilized her superior wrestling ability and got Grasso onto the ground. She was able to get Grasso’s back and lock in the rear-naked choke. Grasso had no other choice but to tap out. What an impressive statement from Suarez.
You can check out the full fight video highlights here below:
Tatiana Suarez is now tied for the longest win streak in the UFC strawweight division.
Win by submission
— The 112 (@_THE112) May 20, 2018
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