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If you missed it, check out the post from Twitter below to see Cody Garbrandt’s incredible first round finish of Thomas Almeida from UFC Fight Night 88 Sunday night.
Garbrandt improved to 9-0 with his eighth knockout win, while Almeida suffered the …
If you missed it, check out the post from Twitter below to see Cody Garbrandt’s incredible first round finish of Thomas Almeida from UFC Fight Night 88 Sunday night.
Garbrandt improved to 9-0 with his eighth knockout win, while Almeida suffered the first loss of his career.
Cody Garbrandt GOT HIM. Down goes Thomas Almeida in the first!#UFCVegas https://t.co/Qiu0RnA8px
— FOX Sports: UFC (@UFCONFOX) May 30, 2016
https://youtu.be/4RMXayp-xAk
After a successful UFC Fight Night 88 event in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday night, May 29, 2016, UFC held the official post-fight press conference.
Embedded above is the complete UFC Fight Night 88 post-fight press con…
https://youtu.be/4RMXayp-xAk
After a successful UFC Fight Night 88 event in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday night, May 29, 2016, UFC held the official post-fight press conference.
Embedded above is the complete UFC Fight Night 88 post-fight press conference, which features several of the fighters from Sunday night’s big event, which UFC President Dana White called the “sleeper card of the year.”
During Sunday’s event, Cody Garbrandt kept his undefeated record in tact by knocking out the previously undefeated number seven ranked Brazilian contender Thomas Almeida in the first round. In the co-main event, longtime UFC contender Jeremy Stephens beat former UFC Bantamweight Champion Renan Barao via unanimous decision in a three-round war.
For complete UFC Fight Night 88 results, click here.
Two of MMA’s hottest young prospects met in a bout sure to produce fireworks (and a future title contender) when Thomas Almeida faced off with Cody Garbrandt in the main event of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The heavily-hyped Brazilian Almeida brought
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Two of MMA’s hottest young prospects met in a bout sure to produce fireworks (and a future title contender) when Thomas Almeida faced off with Cody Garbrandt in the main event of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The heavily-hyped Brazilian Almeida brought a gaudy 21-0 record into the bout, with three straight TKO wins over Anthony Birchak, Brad Pickett, and Yves Jabouin after winning his UFC debut by decision. The flashy 8-0 Garbrandt had made possibly more headlines with relationship with Paige VanZant and his trash talk than his fighting skills, but the boxing prowess of the Team Alpha Male fighter most definitely made “No Love” one of the best up-and-coming stars in the highly talented 135-pound landscape.
Garbrandt most recently finished late replacement Augusto Mendes at February’s UFC Fight Night 83 after winning a decision against Henry Briones and beating Marcus Brimage via TKO.
The winner would most likely cement themselves as either the next bantamweight title challenger to the winner of June 4’s Dominick Cruz vs. Urijah Faber championship match-up, or find themselves in a title eliminator bout. The stakes were high in Las Vegas, and Garbrandt won a huge jackpot when the cards were all out on UFC Fight Night 88.
The hyped bout began with Garbrandt throwing a wild kick that missed. He landed a low kick and pushed the action, but Almeida scored with a sharp counter. Garbrandt threw a flying knee but missed, but landed a right hand behind it. He followed with another one-two and a three-strike combo. Almeida scored with a big right, but Garbrandt snapped another combo. Then he rocked Almeida with a big combo, following with a one-two. More shots scored from Garbrandt and Almeida was in big trouble.
An absolutely huge right hand came from Garbrandt, and Almeida was down for the count as John McCarthy stopped the fight.
Final Result: Cody Garbrandt def. Thomas Almeida via R1 KO (punch)
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Former UFC bantamweight champion Renan Barao had no easy task when he moved up to featherweight to face Jeremy Stephens in the co-main event of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Barao hadn’t fought since losing a failed bid for the title in
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Former UFC bantamweight champion Renan Barao had no easy task when he moved up to featherweight to face Jeremy Stephens in the co-main event of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Barao hadn’t fought since losing a failed bid for the title in his rematch with TJ Dillashaw at last July’s UFC on FOX 16. Stephens, meanwhile, dropped a decision to surging contender Max Holloway in his last contest at UFC 194 after emphatically finishing Dennis Bermudez in highlight reel fashion at UFC 189. Overall, “Lil’ Heathen” had his back against the wall with losses in three of his prior four bouts.
It was a statement fight for both, and it began with Barao landing an inside leg kick followed by a high kick. Stephens came back with some stinging low kicks in response. Barao snapped a strong two-punch combination, scoring with another after grabbing a Stephens kick. Stephens countered with a one-two combo, and Barao landed a huge right hand in a scramble. “The Baron” opened up with punches and kicks, causing Stephens to swing and miss widely.
Barao shot for a takedown that Stephens defended initially, and Barao clinched to land some knees to the legs. Stephens broke free and ate another shot, clinching on the fence. Both unleashed big shots in an exciting exchange, with Barao going for his spinning back kick to the body. Barao was deep on a takedown that didn’t materialize as the bell sounded on the first frame.
Barao came out with a low kick to start the second, and Stephens landed a solid right hand. Barao missed another takedown and Stpehens pooped a jab, but Barao landed a few solid shots. All of the sudden Stephens exploded with huge uppercuts, wobbling Barao again and again. Barao somehow landed a knee, but Stephens hit him with one more big shot. Stephens clinched on the cage but Barao broke to throw a spinning back kick that partially landed. A stiff right and a singing left came from Stephens, and Barao finally secured his first takedown. Stephens got back up to end the second frame.
The fight started slow in the third, with Stephens missing to leave an opening for some brief shots from Barao. Stephens landed a hard body shot and Barao a straight before clinching, but Stephens again stayed upright. A slugfest ensued with Barao landing some good shots. The fighters smiled at one another a they flung shots, and Barao was able to take Stephens to the mat.
He secured it to ground Stephens, looking to take his back. But “Lil’ Heathen” got out, and scored with another one of his vaunted uppercuts. Barao landed a combo, but Stephens responded with uppercuts and a big right hand. Barao scored a hard left hook and the fight was wild as the final bound sounded on a close and exciting affair.
Ultimately Stephens took home a unanimous decision with a 29-28 score on all three judges’ cards.
Final Result: Jeremy Stephens def. Renan Barao via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
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Welterweight veterans Tarec Saffiedine and Rick Story met p on the main card of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Saffiedine won a decision over Jake Ellenberger in his most recent fight at UFC on FOX 8 in January, his first bout since
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Welterweight veterans Tarec Saffiedine and Rick Story met p on the main card of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Saffiedine won a decision over Jake Ellenberger in his most recent fight at UFC on FOX 8 in January, his first bout since an October 2014 loss to former title challenger Rory MacDonald due to a bout with injuries. Longtime veteran Story had also been on the bench for an extended period of time, as he was last seen winning a split decision over Gunnar Nelson at October 2014’s UFC Fight Night 53 from Stockholm, Sweden.
Saffiedine was also nearly pulled from this bout after suffering a cut on his knee in training, but was later cleared to compete. Both fighters needed a win to keep rising in the dangerous UFC welterweight waters.
Story came out with a hard low kick early, following up with another in a first minute that was low on action. Story then landed a few hooks in close, and Saffiedine landed a kick to the body and a punch. Story went for a takedown and clinched on the fence, but Saffiedine broke to land a nice head kick. Story pushed forward with a combo and landed two more big hooks before attempting another unsuccessful takedown. Saffiedine’s cut was bleeding rather heavily as Story clinched to rip his body to wind down the first.
Story came out with his low kick and follow-up punches in the second, with Saffiedine landing a grazing head kick. A checked low kick saw Story fall to the mat but couldn’t be held down. Story landed a big hook as Saffiedine lunged for a takedown, and “The Horror” controlled “Sponge” in the clinch once again. He worked the body but ate a knee to the body. It didn’t effect Story much, however, as he kept grinding away with ripping body punches and a grueling clinch. A separation saw Saffiedine land two more glancing high kicks, and the round wound down in the clinch.
In the final round, Story came out aggressive as usual, ripping Saffiedine’s midsection with hard punches again. He continued his grinding, grueling clinch work to stop Saffiedine’s vaunted kickboxing game with takedown attempts and knees, landing a heavy hook on a break. “Sponge” did land a hard right and another head kick, yet Story walked through it to strike more. Big punches landed from both fighters as Story lunged forward to clinch again as the bell rang.
Story took home a strong unanimous decision to win his first UFC match in a year-and-a-half.
Final Result: Rick Story def. Tarec Saffiedine via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
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Lightweights Josh Burkman and Paul Felder kicked off the main card of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burkman was looking to build a win streak after perhaps saving his career with a win over K.J. Noons in his lightweight debut after fighting
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Lightweights Josh Burkman and Paul Felder kicked off the main card of tonight’s (Sun., May 29, 2016) UFC Fight Night 88 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Burkman was looking to build a win streak after perhaps saving his career with a win over K.J. Noons in his lightweight debut after fighting most of his career at welterweight, while Felder was looking for one of his own after submitting Daron Cruickshank at UFC Fight Night 81 in January.
The fight started with Burkman using kicks to feel his range. Felder stayed aggressive and landed a hard body kick and the two clashed in a brief exchange. Burkman landed to the body twice, staying just out of the way of Felder’s pressure. “The Irish Dragon” threw a jumping front kick, but Burkman blocked it and unloaded a good combo. Felder went back to the jumping kick and Burkman countered with big punches before it became a wild firefight with Burkman getting the better of it.
Burkman found pause with a takedown, controlling the action from side control momentarily before the two got back to their feet. A brief Burkman takedown lead to him riding out a good opening round in the clinch on the fence.
The second round featured a sharp leg kick from Felder, who kept pressuring Burkman with low kicks. Burkman landed a solid combo, only to eat a knee to the body and return fire with a right hook. Felder landed a kick to the body off a Burkman spinning backfist attempt, and “The Irish Dragon” landed some elbows in the clinch. Two heavy punches landed from Felder. He followed with a heavy combination that was thwarted by another Burkman clinch. Felder reversed position and took Burkman’s back in a good bounceback round for him.
The third round saw more heavy pressure from Felder with a body kick followed by a leg kick. Felder landed a huge spinning back kick to Burkman’s body that actually lifted him off the ground and onto the mat briefly. Burkman slowed and Felder landed more kicks. Slowly losing the stand-up, Burkman threw a two-punch combo and went for a takedown he eventually got, but Felder got right back up. A back and forth clinch where Felder cut Burkman with some solid elbows went until the last 30 seconds or so, and Burkman got a vital late takedown after a restart.
In the end, Felder took home a unanimous decision by scoring 29-28 on all three judges’ scorecards on the heels of his constant forward momentum.
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