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Former UFC welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson has high ambitions for his next fight after his win at UFC Orlando. Thompson defeated Kevin Holland at UFC Orlando last Saturday. He got back in the win column following back-to-back losses to B…
Former UFC welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson has high ambitions for his next fight after his win at UFC Orlando. Thompson defeated Kevin Holland at UFC Orlando last Saturday. He got back in the win column following back-to-back losses to Belal Muhammad and Gilbert Burns last year. Thompson didn’t deal with virtually any ring rust…
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Former UFC welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson has high ambitions for his next fight after his win at UFC Orlando. Thompson defeated Kevin Holland at UFC Orlando last Saturday. He got back in the win column following back-to-back losses to B…
Former UFC welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson has high ambitions for his next fight after his win at UFC Orlando. Thompson defeated Kevin Holland at UFC Orlando last Saturday. He got back in the win column following back-to-back losses to Belal Muhammad and Gilbert Burns last year. Thompson didn’t deal with virtually any ring rust…
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UFC Orlando certainly delivered a fantastic card. A heavy hitter in the heavyweight division emerged as a potential title contender following another first-round finish. A legend of the sport rolled back the clock with a striking masterclass in the main event to reinstate himself as a contender in the welterweight division. Fresh faces also established […]
UFC Orlando certainly delivered a fantastic card. A heavy hitter in the heavyweight division emerged as a potential title contender following another first-round finish. A legend of the sport rolled back the clock with a striking masterclass in the main event to reinstate himself as a contender in the welterweight division. Fresh faces also established themselves with two very impressive victories in the opening matchups on the card.
Let us take a look at all of those who emerged victorious from the entire UFC Orlando card and plot where their next fights should take place again.
Stephen Thompson
Stephen Thompson and Kevin Holland provided a captivating end to a truly fantastic card in the main event of UFC Orlando. Despite being just shy of forty, Thompson rolled back time to deliver a striking masterclass on his way to a TKO finish over Kevin Holland.
Now as everyone knows, Stephen Thompson does not fair well when facing up against opponents with strong wrestling/grappling. Therefore, it seems only right that his next matchup should take place against an opponent we know for certain will be looking to stand and bang with him. Jorge Masvidal could well be that man, currently unbooked and looking to get back to winning ways in 2023!
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#UFCOrlando pic.twitter.com/XwGTTXsUgL
— UFC (@ufc) December 4, 2022
Rafael Dos Anjos
Despite his title interest being long gone as he nears the end of his brilliant career. Rafael Dos Anjos showed he still has talent in abundance as he simply outclassed Bryan Barberena on his way to a second-round submission victory.
Now for RDA, he made this one very easy for me when he went to callout out Conor McGregor during his post-fight interview. McGregor expressed an interest in competing at 170-pound when he does return and provided, he will be back inside the octagon in early 2023, this matchup seems very fitting for both men.
Rafael dos Anjos submits Bryan Barberena via rear-naked choke
— UFC on BT Sport (@btsportufc) December 4, 2022
Matheus Nicolau
Matheus Nicolau announced himself as a serious contender following his finish over the always-game Matt Schnell at UFC Orlando. It seems only right that Nicolau should get a crack at the top five in the flyweight division since he has built up an impressive four-fight winning streak. Provided he is willing to wait for Brandon Royval to recover from his injury I can only expect fireworks should these two eventually meet inside the octagon.
Sergei Pavlovich
We may have a serious contender in the heavyweight division in Sergei Pavlovich. Two back-to-back first-round finishes have seen him shoot up to the 5th-ranked spot in his division. Next for Pavlovich needs to be a fellow top-five contender. Given that the two were previously scheduled to fight, I’d like to see the Russian test himself with the former interim heavyweight champion, Cyril Gane.
A new heavyweight contender emerges
[ @SPavlovich13 | #UFCOrlando ] pic.twitter.com/i55a6mFi3j
— UFC (@ufc) December 4, 2022
Roman Dolidze
Roman Dolidze may have had one of the best years for a fighter following his three-fight finishing streak to cap off 2022. A short-notice bout in which many did not have him favored has now landed him in the top ten of the middleweight rankings following his finish over Jack Hermanson. Let us continue to move him up the rankings and give him a matchup against veteran fighter, Derek Brunson.
Eryk Anders
Eryk Anders took advantage of what many would consider a too-soon turnaround for Kyle Daukaus. Anders snapped a two-fight skid as he picked up a 2nd round TKO at UFC Orlando. Next for Anders comes a test in fellow hard hitter in Marc Andre Barriault.
Phillip Rowe
Phillip Rowe overcame adversity on his way to a third-round TKO over Niko Price in the headline prelim of UFC Orlando. Following this win, Rowe has gone 3/3 in his last three outings with all of his victories coming via finish. I’d like to see Rowe take on Khaos Williams in his next matchup as a final test before attempting to make his way up the welterweight rankings.
Angela Hill
Angie ‘Overkill’ Hill and fights going to a decision is something that goes hand in hand. Fortunately for the 37-year-old this time the decision was in her favor. Hill was able to neutralize any threat coming from Ducote en route to her 15th professional victory. Next for Hill should be a matchup moving upwards in the strawweight rankings and that comes in the form of Amanda Ribas.
Clay Guida
Clay Guida secured an impressive victory as he entered an MMA octagon for the 60th time. As he has recently confirmed that retirement is not in his plans for any time soon, his 61st professional bout should take place against Australia-born, Jamie Mullarkey.
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson made his experience count en route to his decision victory over Marc Diakese. Bouncing back from his defeat to Jamie Mullarkey, let’s see if Johnson can make it two on the bounce should he get the next matchup I would like for him, which is the winner of Bobby Green vs Drew Dober.
Jonathan Pearce
Jonathan Pearce put on a beatdown of Darren Elkins on his way to score his fourth consecutive victory in a fight in which he most certainly could have secured himself a finish. I believe it is time for Pearce to take a step up in competition and face former Olympian, Mark O. Madsen who will be looking to return to winning ways after suffering his first professional defeat back in November.
Natan Levy
Israel’s Natan Levy made it two wins in a row to end his 2022 on a high following his decision victory over Genaro Valdez at UFC Orlando. Levy has shown a solid skillset on the ground to neutralize his opponents. Therefore, I would like to see him face a man who has nearly half of his victories via submission and comes in the form of ‘The Smile Killer’, Fares Ziam.
Francis Marshall
Francis Marshall made good on his promotional debut after securing a second-round finish against Marcelo Rojo. Marshall is only 23 years old and has plenty of time to develop himself as a fighter. It will be interesting to see how well he can do in the sport. Next for him should be a man he shared the card with, 38-fight veteran, Darren Elkins.
FRANCIS MARSHALL IS ON FIRE!
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) December 4, 2022
Yazmin Jauregui
Similarly, to Marshall, Jauregui delivered in the opening bout of UFC Orlando to extend her undefeated record to 10-0. For Jauregui’s next test I would like to see her matched up with a wrestler and therefore my final selection comes in the form of Sam ‘Sampage’ Hughes.
That concludes this round of the ‘Fights To Make’ Column from UFC Orlando. We shall return following the conclusion of the highly anticipated card coming that is UFC 282.
Be sure to let me know if you agree or disagree with any of the choices I have gone with. As well as let me know your thoughts on the UFC Orlando card as a whole.
UFC Orlando certainly delivered a fantastic card. A heavy hitter in the heavyweight division emerged as a potential title contender following another first-round finish. A legend of the sport rolled back the clock with a striking masterclass in the main event to reinstate himself as a contender in the welterweight division. Fresh faces also established […]
UFC Orlando certainly delivered a fantastic card. A heavy hitter in the heavyweight division emerged as a potential title contender following another first-round finish. A legend of the sport rolled back the clock with a striking masterclass in the main event to reinstate himself as a contender in the welterweight division. Fresh faces also established themselves with two very impressive victories in the opening matchups on the card.
Let us take a look at all of those who emerged victorious from the entire UFC Orlando card and plot where their next fights should take place again.
Stephen Thompson
Stephen Thompson and Kevin Holland provided a captivating end to a truly fantastic card in the main event of UFC Orlando. Despite being just shy of forty, Thompson rolled back time to deliver a striking masterclass on his way to a TKO finish over Kevin Holland.
Now as everyone knows, Stephen Thompson does not fair well when facing up against opponents with strong wrestling/grappling. Therefore, it seems only right that his next matchup should take place against an opponent we know for certain will be looking to stand and bang with him. Jorge Masvidal could well be that man, currently unbooked and looking to get back to winning ways in 2023!
??????? ???????
— UFC (@ufc) December 4, 2022
Rafael Dos Anjos
Despite his title interest being long gone as he nears the end of his brilliant career. Rafael Dos Anjos showed he still has talent in abundance as he simply outclassed Bryan Barberena on his way to a second-round submission victory.
Now for RDA, he made this one very easy for me when he went to callout out Conor McGregor during his post-fight interview. McGregor expressed an interest in competing at 170-pound when he does return and provided, he will be back inside the octagon in early 2023, this matchup seems very fitting for both men.
Rafael dos Anjos submits Bryan Barberena via rear-naked choke
— UFC on BT Sport (@btsportufc) December 4, 2022
Matheus Nicolau
Matheus Nicolau announced himself as a serious contender following his finish over the always-game Matt Schnell at UFC Orlando. It seems only right that Nicolau should get a crack at the top five in the flyweight division since he has built up an impressive four-fight winning streak. Provided he is willing to wait for Brandon Royval to recover from his injury I can only expect fireworks should these two eventually meet inside the octagon.
Sergei Pavlovich
We may have a serious contender in the heavyweight division in Sergei Pavlovich. Two back-to-back first-round finishes have seen him shoot up to the 5th-ranked spot in his division. Next for Pavlovich needs to be a fellow top-five contender. Given that the two were previously scheduled to fight, I’d like to see the Russian test himself with the former interim heavyweight champion, Cyril Gane.
A new heavyweight contender emerges
[ @SPavlovich13 | #UFCOrlando ] pic.twitter.com/i55a6mFi3j
— UFC (@ufc) December 4, 2022
Roman Dolidze
Roman Dolidze may have had one of the best years for a fighter following his three-fight finishing streak to cap off 2022. A short-notice bout in which many did not have him favored has now landed him in the top ten of the middleweight rankings following his finish over Jack Hermanson. Let us continue to move him up the rankings and give him a matchup against veteran fighter, Derek Brunson.
Eryk Anders
Eryk Anders took advantage of what many would consider a too-soon turnaround for Kyle Daukaus. Anders snapped a two-fight skid as he picked up a 2nd round TKO at UFC Orlando. Next for Anders comes a test in fellow hard hitter in Marc Andre Barriault.
Phillip Rowe
Phillip Rowe overcame adversity on his way to a third-round TKO over Niko Price in the headline prelim of UFC Orlando. Following this win, Rowe has gone 3/3 in his last three outings with all of his victories coming via finish. I’d like to see Rowe take on Khaos Williams in his next matchup as a final test before attempting to make his way up the welterweight rankings.
Angela Hill
Angie ‘Overkill’ Hill and fights going to a decision is something that goes hand in hand. Fortunately for the 37-year-old this time the decision was in her favor. Hill was able to neutralize any threat coming from Ducote en route to her 15th professional victory. Next for Hill should be a matchup moving upwards in the strawweight rankings and that comes in the form of Amanda Ribas.
Clay Guida
Clay Guida secured an impressive victory as he entered an MMA octagon for the 60th time. As he has recently confirmed that retirement is not in his plans for any time soon, his 61st professional bout should take place against Australia-born, Jamie Mullarkey.
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson made his experience count en route to his decision victory over Marc Diakese. Bouncing back from his defeat to Jamie Mullarkey, let’s see if Johnson can make it two on the bounce should he get the next matchup I would like for him, which is the winner of Bobby Green vs Drew Dober.
Jonathan Pearce
Jonathan Pearce put on a beatdown of Darren Elkins on his way to score his fourth consecutive victory in a fight in which he most certainly could have secured himself a finish. I believe it is time for Pearce to take a step up in competition and face former Olympian, Mark O. Madsen who will be looking to return to winning ways after suffering his first professional defeat back in November.
Natan Levy
Israel’s Natan Levy made it two wins in a row to end his 2022 on a high following his decision victory over Genaro Valdez at UFC Orlando. Levy has shown a solid skillset on the ground to neutralize his opponents. Therefore, I would like to see him face a man who has nearly half of his victories via submission and comes in the form of ‘The Smile Killer’, Fares Ziam.
Francis Marshall
Francis Marshall made good on his promotional debut after securing a second-round finish against Marcelo Rojo. Marshall is only 23 years old and has plenty of time to develop himself as a fighter. It will be interesting to see how well he can do in the sport. Next for him should be a man he shared the card with, 38-fight veteran, Darren Elkins.
FRANCIS MARSHALL IS ON FIRE!
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) December 4, 2022
Yazmin Jauregui
Similarly, to Marshall, Jauregui delivered in the opening bout of UFC Orlando to extend her undefeated record to 10-0. For Jauregui’s next test I would like to see her matched up with a wrestler and therefore my final selection comes in the form of Sam ‘Sampage’ Hughes.
That concludes this round of the ‘Fights To Make’ Column from UFC Orlando. We shall return following the conclusion of the highly anticipated card coming that is UFC 282.
Be sure to let me know if you agree or disagree with any of the choices I have gone with. As well as let me know your thoughts on the UFC Orlando card as a whole.
Welcome to this week’s edition of MMA News’ Top 10 Finishes of the week! Every week there’s highlight-reel finishes all across the MMA world, and we’ve found some of the absolute best ones to showcase. This week’s list may not have the kind of cr…
Welcome to this week’s edition of MMA News’ Top 10 Finishes of the week! Every week there’s highlight-reel finishes all across the MMA world, and we’ve found some of the absolute best ones to showcase. This week’s list may not have the kind of crazy finishes showcased by some other editions of the Top 10,…
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Off the back of s fifth round stoppage loss to former title challenger, Stephen Thompson at UFC Orlando over the course of last weekend, Riverside striker, Kevin Holland has made a fight with another former title challenger, the faltering, Jorge Masvidal a placeholder on his radar – offering to share the Octagon with the Miami […]
Off the back of s fifth round stoppage loss to former title challenger, Stephen Thompson at UFC Orlando over the course of last weekend, Riverside striker, Kevin Holland has made a fight with another former title challenger, the faltering, Jorge Masvidal a placeholder on his radar – offering to share the Octagon with the Miami native next.
Holland, who slumped to his second consecutive loss in the main event of the promotion’s return to Orlando over the weekend, fractured his right hand in the opening round of his headliner with Simpsonville striker, Thompson.
Suffering a one-sided third and fourth round against the striking talent, Holland urged his cornermen to take off his right glove when returning to his stool ahead of the fifth round, signalling the end to the fight as he dealt with multiple fractured metacarpals in his right hand.
While Thompson – who also suffered a fractured right hand in his victory over Holland, has been linked with a rematch against the #12 ranked contender, Masvidal next, Holland has made himself available for a fight with the American Top Team stalwart.
“I don’t sucker punch people, I punch suckers,” Kevin Holland said of Jorge Masvidal as he replied to a Twitter user. “He can get it next.”
Also offering to score a rematch with Derek Brunson in a return to the middleweight limit, Holland poked fun at the division staple’s blonde hair to boot.
“Yes, yes, and yes,” Kevin Holland replied to Derek Brunson. “First good tweet you ever made – Also the type of guy to come back up a weight class and smack that blonde head around. I’d be doing it just for the fans tho….. like always.”
Yes yes and yes. First good tweet you ever made.
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Also the type of guy to come back up a weight class and smack that blonde head around. I’d be doing it just for the fans tho….. like always https://t.co/u7a96ohft8— Kevin Holland (@Trailblaze2top) December 4, 2022
Holland had previously enjoyed a two-fight winning streak since his return to welterweight at the beginning of this year, stopping Alex Oliveira with strikes, before landing a D’Arce choke win over Tim Means at UFC Austin back in June.
BOOM! 
