Turning in just his fourth career submission win, former Bellator MMA and M-1 Global heavyweight champion, Alexander Volkov has also struck his third straight victory under the banner of the UFC, submitting fan-favorite striker, Tai Tuivasa in the co-main event of UFC 293 in Sydney, Australia with a rare Ezekiel choke submission win. Entering tonight’s […]
Turning in just his fourth career submission win, former Bellator MMA and M-1 Global heavyweight champion, Alexander Volkov has also struck his third straight victory under the banner of the UFC, submitting fan-favorite striker, Tai Tuivasa in the co-main event of UFC 293 in Sydney, Australia with a rare Ezekiel choke submission win.
Entering tonight’s co-headlining slot against Tuivasa off the back of consecutive TKO wins over both Jairzinho Rozenstruik, and Alexander Romanov, Volkov dropped and bloodied aggressive striker, Tuivasa early in their bout and also before the end of the frame, bloodying the latter to boot.
And laying a beating down on Tuivasa from full mount in the second round of their UFC 293 co-headlining slot, Volkov patiently picked his opportunity, locking onto a spectacular Ezekiel choke with just less than half a minute remaining in he third and final round.
Below, catch the highlights from Alexander Volkov’s win at UFC 293
Returning to the winner’s enclosure for the first time since last summer, New South Wales native, Tyson Pedro made incredibly lightwork of the highly-touted, Anton Turkalj in the main card opener of UFC 293 tonight in Sydney, Australia — stopping the Swede with a first round TKO win ‘Down Under’. Pedro, who suffered a decision […]
Returning to the winner’s enclosure for the first time since last summer, New South Wales native, Tyson Pedro made incredibly lightwork of the highly-touted, Anton Turkalj in the main card opener of UFC 293 tonight in Sydney, Australia — stopping the Swede with a first round TKO win ‘Down Under’.
Pedro, who suffered a decision loss to the returning former undisputed Cage Warriors light heavyweight champion Modestas Bukauskas back in February of this year at UFC 284 in Perth, Pedro had previously landed a run of two consecutive victories over both Ike Villaneuva, and Harry Hunsucker, both with first round TKO triumphs.
Now boasting a 10-4 professional record, Pedro turned in a dominant win over Turkalj in the main card opener of UFC 293 tonight at the Qudos Bank Arena, dropping him in quick succession on the feet with his boxing, before quickly following up with a ground strikes to force a timely stoppage.
Below, catch the highlights from Tyson Pedro’s win over Anton Turkalj at UFC 293
Streaking light heavyweight contender, Carlos Ulberg initially believed he was set to go to the judge’s scorecards for his UFC 293 featured preliminary clash with Da Woon Jung tonight in Sydney, Australia — however, in bizarre fashion, was awarded a late submission win in the third round, after a replay review showed a submission win […]
Streaking light heavyweight contender, Carlos Ulberg initially believed he was set to go to the judge’s scorecards for his UFC 293 featured preliminary clash with Da Woon Jung tonight in Sydney, Australia — however, in bizarre fashion, was awarded a late submission win in the third round, after a replay review showed a submission win due to rear-naked choke with just 11 seconds remaining in the bout.
Ulberg, who has landed victories in five consecutive Octagon walks, entered tonight’s pairing with Jung off the back of an impressive first round knockout win over Ihor Portieria at UFC Fight Night Charlotte back in May — earning himself a Performance of the Night bonus to boot.
And now extended his winning run to five consecutive outings, Ulberg sets himself as the current most winningest light heavyweight in the promotion’s division, forcing a late submission win — after replay footage following the conclusion of the bout showed a clear tap due to a rear-naked choke with 11 seconds left in the third and final round.
Below, catch the highlights from Carlos Ulberg’s win at UFC 293
Australian standout Jack Jenkins suffered a nasty elbow injury in the second round of his scrap with Chepe Mariscal at UFC 293. With less than two minutes to go in the middle round, both fighters were clinched up near the fence. With a whizzer locked in on his opponent, Mariscal attempted a whizzer kick to […]
Australian standout Jack Jenkins suffered a nasty elbow injury in the second round of his scrap with Chepe Mariscal at UFC 293.
With less than two minutes to go in the middle round, both fighters were clinched up near the fence. With a whizzer locked in on his opponent, Mariscal attempted a whizzer kick to drag Jenkins to the mat. The move was successful, but in an attempt to brace himself for the impact, Jenkins posted with his right arm resulting in the weight of his body coming down on his own arm and dislocating his elbow.
Laying face down and no longer able to move, Jack Jenkins verbally tapped out to end the fight at the 3:19 mark of the second round. Rushing into the Octagon, doctors were able to get him up and out of the cage immediately.
Official Result: Chepe Mariscal def. Jack Jenkins via submission (injury) at 3:19 of Round 2.
It was an unfortunate turn of events for Jenkins who had come into the bout winning nine-straight, including an appearance on Dana White’s Contender Series and back-to-back wins against Don Shainis and Jamall Emmers. Jenkins fell to 12-3 in his mixed martial arts career while Mariscal moved to 15-6 whilst securing his second-straight win under the UFC banner.
Check Out Highlights From Jack Jenkins vs. Chepe Mariscal at UFC 293 Below:
Israel Adesanya has issued a stark warning to incoming title challenger, Sean Strickland at UFC 293 tonight, claiming he will break the jaw of the Covina native if he elects to flap his gums in their undisputed middleweight title fight. Adesanya, who headlines tonight’s Sydney, Australia pay-per-view card against the streaking middleweight challenger, Strickland, attempts […]
Israel Adesanya has issued a stark warning to incoming title challenger, Sean Strickland at UFC 293 tonight, claiming he will break the jaw of the Covina native if he elects to flap his gums in their undisputed middleweight title fight.
Adesanya, who headlines tonight’s Sydney, Australia pay-per-view card against the streaking middleweight challenger, Strickland, attempts to kick off his second reign atop the division with a successful title defense, having reclaimed the title from common-foe, Alex Pereira back in April with a massive second round KO victory in Miami, Florida.
As for Strickland, the hugely-outspoken contender managed to land his first title challenge under the banner of the promotion back in July, stopping German challenger, Absupiyan Magomedov with a massive second round TKO win at the UFC Apex facility earlier this summer.
Israel Adesanya promises to break Sean Strickland’s jaw at UFC 293
However, according to Adesanya, the Californian will find himself with a fractured jaw if he attempts to speak with him throughout their exchanges inside the Octagon.
“I’m gonna break his (Sean Strickland) jaw if he keeps talking to me while we’re in there [the Octagon],” Israel Adesanya told TMZ during a recent interview. “If you keep talking, you never know where the shot’s coming.”
“For me, honestly, he got the passport, the fight, out of the country for the first time, seeing the world, wants to be a f*cking hillbilly, he should thank me,” Israel Adesanya continued. (Transcribed by MMA News)
Do you expect Israel Adesanya to win at UFC 293 tonight?
Israel Adesanya has issued a stark warning to incoming title challenger, Sean Strickland at UFC 293 tonight, claiming he will break the jaw of the Covina native if he elects to flap his gums in their undisputed middleweight title fight. Adesanya, who headlines tonight’s Sydney, Australia pay-per-view card against the streaking middleweight challenger, Strickland, attempts […]
Israel Adesanya has issued a stark warning to incoming title challenger, Sean Strickland at UFC 293 tonight, claiming he will break the jaw of the Covina native if he elects to flap his gums in their undisputed middleweight title fight.
Adesanya, who headlines tonight’s Sydney, Australia pay-per-view card against the streaking middleweight challenger, Strickland, attempts to kick off his second reign atop the division with a successful title defense, having reclaimed the title from common-foe, Alex Pereira back in April with a massive second round KO victory in Miami, Florida.
As for Strickland, the hugely-outspoken contender managed to land his first title challenge under the banner of the promotion back in July, stopping German challenger, Absupiyan Magomedov with a massive second round TKO win at the UFC Apex facility earlier this summer.
Israel Adesanya promises to break Sean Strickland’s jaw at UFC 293
However, according to Adesanya, the Californian will find himself with a fractured jaw if he attempts to speak with him throughout their exchanges inside the Octagon.
“I’m gonna break his (Sean Strickland) jaw if he keeps talking to me while we’re in there [the Octagon],” Israel Adesanya told TMZ during a recent interview. “If you keep talking, you never know where the shot’s coming.”
“For me, honestly, he got the passport, the fight, out of the country for the first time, seeing the world, wants to be a f*cking hillbilly, he should thank me,” Israel Adesanya continued. (Transcribed by MMA News)
Do you expect Israel Adesanya to win at UFC 293 tonight?