Chris Weidman Wrestles To Victory Against Omari Ahkmedov – UFC Vegas 6 Results

Chris WeidmanIn the co-main event #11 ranked middleweight contender, Omari Ahmedov looks to get the biggest win of his career against former 185lb king Chris Weidman. The All-American is desperate to get back in the win column after losing five of his last six UFC fights. Round 1: Chris Weidman is trying for the takedown early. […]

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In the co-main event #11 ranked middleweight contender, Omari Ahmedov looks to get the biggest win of his career against former 185lb king Chris Weidman. The All-American is desperate to get back in the win column after losing five of his last six UFC fights.

Round 1: Chris Weidman is trying for the takedown early. Omari Ahkmedov is doing well to defend. Weidman again shoots in for the single leg against the fence – Akhmedov defends again. The fight moves back into striking range and Ahkmedov lands a nice body shot in close before trying a combo up top. The Russian shoots in for a takedown of his own but Weidman defends and is now looking to take top position for himself. The fight moves back to feet but not for long as the ‘All American’ finally secures his first takedown of the fight. Ahkmedov works his way back to his feet but that’s exactly what it is – work. Weidman stays glued to him and quickly drags the fight back to the floor. The former champ seems content in the guard but eventually advances to half guard. A few short shots from Weidman just before the horn sounds to end round one.

Round 2: Weidman scores with a right hand over the top at the start of round two. Ahkmedov is putting pressure on Weidman who unwisely drops his hands. The Russian secures a takedown against the fence. Weidman gives his back to return to his feet – he eats a few shots on his way back up. The fight is in striking range now. Both men fail with takedown attempts. Weidman shoots in. He has his opponent up against the fence and is working hard to get the fight down – great defence from Ahkmedov who lands a nice punch on the break. Weidman fails badly with his latest shot. Ahkmedov lands big to the body to make him pay. The Russian shoots in and gets the takedown he’s on top.

Round 3: Weidman shoots in early for the takedown – he gets it. Ahkmedov won’t stay down though. The ‘All American’ is determined though and stays glued to his opponent. He eventually gets it down again and is able to keep it there. The former champ works his way into the mount position and it trying to lock up an arm-triangle choke – Ahkmedov escapes but he is mounted still. Weidman stays busy on top but maintaining top pressure which has his opponent in a really tough spot in round three.  Weidman is slowly locking up a arm-triangle. As the clock ticks down he begins to squeeze hard but Ahkmedov is tough and Weidman settles for mount. He fires off an elbow. Ahkemdov rolls and Weidman takes his back. He’s on top dominating this fight as the final bell sounds.

OFFICIAL RESULT: Chris Weidman def. Omari Ahkmedov via unanimous decision

Darren Stewart Submits Maki With Guillotine – UFC Vegas 6 Results

Pitolo StewartNext up on the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a middleweight contest between Maki Pitolo and Darren Stewart. Round 1: Pitolo lands a knee to the belly as Stewart attempts a combo. Stewart is the one advancing and pressuring more early on. They exchange more. Pitolo shows good head movement and is momentarily clinched […]

Pitolo Stewart

Next up on the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a middleweight contest between Maki Pitolo and Darren Stewart.

Round 1: Pitolo lands a knee to the belly as Stewart attempts a combo. Stewart is the one advancing and pressuring more early on. They exchange more. Pitolo shows good head movement and is momentarily clinched up by Stewart before they return to striking. Pitolo catches him with a right hook. He is mixing things up with leg kicks too. Pitolo misses a spinning backfist and Stewart controls his back. Pitolo reverses and takes him down but Stewart sinks in the guillotine to get the submission!

Official result: Darren Stewart defeats Maki Pitolo via guillotine submission (R1).

Yana Kunitskaya Dominates Julija Stoliarenko In The Clinch – UFC Vegas 6 Results

Kunitskaya StoliarenkoNext up on the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a women’s bantamweight bout between Yana Kunitskaya and Julija Stoliarenko. Round 1: Stoliarenko slips and looks to land. They clinch up. Kunitskaya has Stoliarenko up against the fence but is reversed soon after. Kunitskaya reverses soon after and lands some knees. She starts to mix […]

Kunitskaya Stoliarenko

Next up on the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a women’s bantamweight bout between Yana Kunitskaya and Julija Stoliarenko.

Round 1: Stoliarenko slips and looks to land. They clinch up. Kunitskaya has Stoliarenko up against the fence but is reversed soon after. Kunitskaya reverses soon after and lands some knees. She starts to mix it up with some elbows too. Stoliarenko is attempting to pull guard but to no effect so far as her nose is bloodied up. Stoliarenko eventually falls down but manages to control Kunitskaya after a failed takedown attempt. Kunitskaya reverses again and has her clinched up once again. She continues to land knees as she did earlier in the round. They end the round swinging.

Round 2: Stoliarenko slowly attempts a spinning heel kick but it’s caught by Kunitskaya who drops her and lands a kick to the belly. They clinch up soon after and it’s a repeat of the first round with Kunitskaya landing knees again. She starts to land some lefts as well as Stoliarenko struggles to get out of the position. Stoliarenko gets to the ground but she is clinched up yet again after she stands up. Stoliarenko receives some big knees as she seems to be in great discomfort. The fight goes to the ground and it looks like Stoliarenko is attempting an armbar with just 30 seconds remaining in the round. However, she loses it as the round ends.

Round 3: The third round begins the same with Kunitskaya clinching Stoliarenko up. The fight goes to the ground with Kunitskaya in Stoliarenko’s guard. Not a lot of action takes place as the referee stands them up. Kunitskaya straight away goes for the clinch. The fight goes to the gorund momentarily but it again returns to the feet in the clinch position. They separate with over 30 seconds remaining. Stoliarenko looks for a hail mary shot but finds herself clinched up. She lands a body kick as the fight ends.

Official result: Yana Kunitskaya defeats Julija Stoliarenko via unanimous decision ().

Beneil Dariush Batters Scott Holtzman – UFC Vegas 6 Results

Dariush HoltzmanKicking off the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a catchweight bout between Beneil Dariush and Scott Holtzman. Round 1: Dariush lands a huge body kick after the pair swing early on. The fight is stopped after an accidental eyepoke on Dariush. The fight resumes. Dariush lands a jab and Holtzman returns with a leg […]

Dariush Holtzman

Kicking off the UFC Vegas 6 main card is a catchweight bout between Beneil Dariush and Scott Holtzman.

Round 1: Dariush lands a huge body kick after the pair swing early on. The fight is stopped after an accidental eyepoke on Dariush. The fight resumes. Dariush lands a jab and Holtzman returns with a leg kick. The fight is stopped again as Dariush receives another eyepoke. The fight resumes again as Dariush looks for the takedown but Holtzman defends well early on. Dariush isn’t giving up on it but Holtzman continues to remain on his feet. Holtzman escapes but receives a huge knee. Dariush is looking for the finish as he lands another knee. Dariush continues the onslaught as Holtzman looks for the takedown now. Dariush stuffs it and now has Holtzman’s back. Holtzman reverses and has Dariush up against the fence. They return to striking. Dariush lands a body kick and follows it up with a straight left. Dariush continues to land huge strikes but Holtzman displays a great chin. However, Dariush lands a spinning backfist that drops Holtzman as the fight is called off.

Official result: Beneil Dariush defeats Scott Holtzman via knockout (R1, 4:38).

UFC Fight Night: Lewis Vs. Oleinik Results

LewisLowKickMMA will be bringing you UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Oleinik results throughout tonight (Sat. 8th Aug, 2020) from the UFC Apex, Las Vegas. In the main event of the evening, we will see a matchup between two ranked heavyweight contenders. Derrick Lewis takes on Aleksei Oleinik in a five-round main event. Coming off a […]

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LowKickMMA will be bringing you UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Oleinik results throughout tonight (Sat. 8th Aug, 2020) from the UFC Apex, Las Vegas.

In the main event of the evening, we will see a matchup between two ranked heavyweight contenders. Derrick Lewis takes on Aleksei Oleinik in a five-round main event. Coming off a recent victory over Ilir Latifi, Derek Lewis is looking to keep his spot at the top of the division by defeating the rising grappling specialist. Oleinik is coming off a win over the former champion Fabricio Werdum at UFC 249. In the co-main event, we will see the return of former middleweight champion Chris Weidman when he takes on the number 11 ranked middleweight contender Omari Akhmedov.

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UFC Fight Night: Lewis vs. Oleinik Results

Main Card (ESPN, ESPN+ 9 p.m ET)

  • Heavyweight: Derrick Lewis vs. Aleksei Oleinik
  • Middleweight: Omair Akhmedov vs. Chris Weidman
  • Middleweight: Maki Pitolo vs. Darren Stewart
  • Women’s Bantamweight: Yana Kunitskaya vs. Julia Stoliarenko
  • Lightweight: Beneil Dariush vs. Scott Holtzman

Preliminary Card (ESPN, ESPN+ 6 p.m ET)

  • Welterweight: Tim Means vs. Laureano Staropoli
  • Middleweight: Kevin Holland vs. Joaquin Buckley
  • Lightweight: Nasrat Haqparast vs. Alex Munoz
  • Middleweight: Andrew Sanchez vs. Wellington Turman
  • Featherweight: Gavin Tucker vs. Justin Jaynes
  • Featherweight: Youssef Zalal vs. Pete Barrett
  • Bantamweight: Irwin Rivera vs. Ali Alqaisi

Kevin Lee Tears Other ACL While Recovering From Surgery

Kevin LeeKevin Lee isn’t enjoying the best start to 2020. The lightweight contender tore his left ACL back in April not long after suffering a submission loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC Brasilia back in March. At the time Lee was optimistic about the injury and was hoping to quickly return to fighting, he said. “It […]

Kevin Lee

Kevin Lee isn’t enjoying the best start to 2020. The lightweight contender tore his left ACL back in April not long after suffering a submission loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC Brasilia back in March. At the time Lee was optimistic about the injury and was hoping to quickly return to fighting, he said.

“It used to mean being out a year. They’ve gotten better with the technology and the [physical therapy], so it might even be sooner. I don’t know.”

Unfortunately, Lee has now tore his right ACL, for which he recently underwent a second surgery. The 27-year-old will now face a much longer lay off than he had originally hoped for.

Lee broke news of another ACL injury on his Instagram earlier today.

“I hurt it while trying to recover from this one,” Lee explained. “But honestly, I’m not that discouraged about it. I feel like I’ve been on this path for a long-ass time, like last 10 years, and I’ve seen a lot of this sh*t happening. I didn’t know I was going to have it, but I knew for sure it was going to happen. I guess God wants me to have two strong knees, so when I come back, I’m going to f*ck somebody up.” (Transcribed by MMA Fighting)

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It’s in Gods hands but FUCK 2020

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