After his winning streak was snapped in his last outing, Mike Malott is now back in the green column after getting the better of Trevin Giles as part of the UFC Edmonton main card. The first round didn’t bring a lot of activity, with Malott controlling the action. The Canadian continued to control the action […]
After his winning streak was snapped in his last outing, Mike Malott is now back in the green column after getting the better of Trevin Giles as part of the UFC Edmonton main card.
The first round didn’t bring a lot of activity, with Malott controlling the action. The Canadian continued to control the action in the second, picking up his pacing toward the end. Giles, meanwhile, seemed to be unable or unwilling to pull the trigger.
“Proper” had a notable kick-based attack in the third round, doing damage to Giles’ body and legs. The American, however, did land some significant shots that busted up Malott’s face some.
Ultimately, the home favorite took a decision, sweeping the scorecards after three rounds of action that failed to impress the MMA masses.
Mike Malott Rebounds With Decision Over Trevin Giles At UFC Edmonton
After entering the UFC with a win over Shimon Smotritsky on Dana White’s Contender Series, Malott earned victories against Mickey Gall, Yohan Lainesse, and Adam Fugitt before a loss to Neil Magny at UFC 297.
Giles, meanwhile, has now lost three straight fights.
Gabriel Bonfim made quick work of Trevin Giles at UFC 291 on Saturday night. Bonfim came out aggressively from the opening bell and immediately looked to overwhelm Giles. ‘Marretinha’ did exactly that, moving in quickly and ragdolling Giles to the canvas. Giles attempted to get back to his feet but left his neck wide open […]
Gabriel Bonfim made quick work of Trevin Giles at UFC 291 on Saturday night.
Bonfim came out aggressively from the opening bell and immediately looked to overwhelm Giles. ‘Marretinha’ did exactly that, moving in quickly and ragdolling Giles to the canvas. Giles attempted to get back to his feet but left his neck wide open allowing Bonfim to grab on and pull guillotine. Giles did his best to fight out of the maneuver, but Bonfim’s grip was not going to give, leaving Giles with no choice, but to tap out just past the one-minute mark of the opening round.
Official Result: Gabriel Bonfim def. Trevin Giles via submission (guillotine choke) at 1:13 of Round 1.
With the victory, Bonfim moved to 15-0 in his mixed martial arts career with all 15 victories coming by way of finish.
Check Out Highlights From Gabriel Bonfim vs. Trevin Giles at UFC 291 Below:
Michael Morales scored a first-round TKO win over Trevin Giles at UFC 270. The 22-year-old got off to a slow start in his UFC debut before he managed to drop Giles. Morales followed up with ground and pound to close the show and improve his record to 13-0. Check out the highlights.
Michael Morales scored a first-round TKO win over Trevin Giles at UFC 270.
The 22-year-old got off to a slow start in his UFC debut before he managed to drop Giles.
Morales followed up with ground and pound to close the show and improve his record to 13-0.
After seven fights at middleweight Trevin Giles will be dropping to welterweight in his next fight. Juan Francisco Rueda of Última Hora Ecuador was first to report that Giles (14-3) will be welcoming Michael Morales to the UFC on January 22 at UFC 270. “The Problem” would confirm the booking on his Instagram, as well […]
After seven fights at middleweight Trevin Giles will be dropping to welterweight in his next fight.
Juan Francisco Rueda of Última Hora Ecuador was first to report that Giles (14-3) will be welcoming Michael Morales to the UFC on January 22 at UFC 270.
“The Problem” would confirm the booking on his Instagram, as well as breaking some news that he will be dropping to welterweight.
“Cat’s out the bag. I’m coming to 170. Be back late January,” wrote Giles.
The Texas native debuted in the UFC in 2017 at light heavyweight and would knock out James Bochnovic. He would return five months later down a division at middleweight, where he would stay for the next six fights.
Giles has wins over Antônio Braga Neto, James Krause, Roman Dolidze, and Bevon Lewis at middleweight. However, in his last outing in July at UFC 264, he was knocked out by Dricus du Plessis, most likely prompting a change of weight classes.
Morales (12-0) was in action last month on week four of Dana White’s Contender Series. He defeated Nikolay Veretennikov via unanimous decision and was rewarded a UFC contract.
UFC president Dana White was very high on Morales and praised him during his contract announcement.
“Michael Morales is 12-0 but is 22-years old. I see signs of possible greatness in this kid. He is 22; what the hell is this kid going to look like at 27? And especially if he can survive her. You know where I’m going with this. This kid is special,” White said.
Morales has ten finishes in his 12 wins, including six first-round finishes. He is also one of the few Ecuadorian fighters in the UFC.
No location, venue, or broadcast plan has been announced for UFC 270, although there are rumors that the UFC is looking to return to the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.
The unification heavyweight title fight between Francis Ngannou and Ciryl Gane is expected to headline and the trilogy bout between Brandon Moreno and Deiveson Figueiredo.
The first Ultimate Fighting Championship PPV card of 2022 looks like this so far:
Francis Ngannou vs. Ciryl Gane – for the UFC heavyweight title
Brandon Moreno vs. Deiveson Figueiredo – for the UFC flyweight title
South African standout, Dricus ‘Skillknocks’ Du Plessis has just turned in yet another stoppage victory in his professional mixed martial arts — this time stopping Trevin Giles with a massive second round knockout, earning his second UFC victory. Du Plessis, who made his second Octagon walk tonight at UFC 264 to open up the preliminary […]
South African standout, Dricus ‘Skillknocks’ Du Plessis has just turned in yet another stoppage victory in his professional mixed martial arts — this time stopping Trevin Giles with a massive second round knockout, earning his second UFC victory.
Du Plessis, who made his second Octagon walk tonight at UFC 264 to open up the preliminary portion of the card, debuted on ‘Fight Island’ back in October with a massive stoppage over Markus Perez.
The 16-2 kickboxing talent, is a former EFC champion and holds a victory over renowned striker, Roberto Soldic — sprang with a huge right hand from the fence in the second round, stopping Giles in his tracks and sending the San Antonio native to the Octagon canvas, before following up with a series of ground strikes.
Check out the highlights from Du Plessis’ finish over Giles, below.
A UFC 247 judge reportedly has ties to Trevin Giles, and James Krause is none too pleased. Earlier this month, Krause went one-on-one with Giles on the featured preliminary bout of UFC 247. After three rounds of action, Giles was awarded the split deci…
A UFC 247 judge reportedly has ties to Trevin Giles, and James Krause is none too pleased. Earlier this month, Krause went one-on-one with Giles on the featured preliminary bout of UFC 247. After three rounds of action, Giles was awarded the split decision victory. While the bout was close, judge Joe Soliz may have […]