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UFC flyweight prospect Ode Osbourne is looking to put on an “electric” show for the fans next time out — and for that, he knows just the man to call. Osbourne made his first appearance of 2023 last weekend at UFC Vegas 70. Following the wit…
UFC flyweight prospect Ode Osbourne is looking to put on an “electric” show for the fans next time out — and for that, he knows just the man to call. Osbourne made his first appearance of 2023 last weekend at UFC Vegas 70. Following the withdrawal of Denys Bondar, “The Jamaican Sensation” shared the Octagon…
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UFC flyweight Montana De La Rosa now understands where Jéssica Andrade’s frustrations come from after her UFC Vegas 70 fight. De La Rosa fell short in her UFC return last Saturday when she lost to the returning Tatiana Suarez via second-round sub…
UFC flyweight Montana De La Rosa now understands where Jéssica Andrade’s frustrations come from after her UFC Vegas 70 fight. De La Rosa fell short in her UFC return last Saturday when she lost to the returning Tatiana Suarez via second-round submission at UFC Vegas 70. After a back-and-forth opening round, Suarez trapped De La…
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On Saturday night, the MMA leader returned for its latest offering from the Apex, UFC Fight Night 220. Before heading into an utterly stacked March schedule, featuring two blockbuster numbered events, the first UK-held pay-per-view since 2016…
On Saturday night, the MMA leader returned for its latest offering from the Apex, UFC Fight Night 220. Before heading into an utterly stacked March schedule, featuring two blockbuster numbered events, the first UK-held pay-per-view since 2016, the return of Jon Jones, and a highly anticipated trilogy between two of welterweight’s best, the MMA leader had one…
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Brendan Allen and Andre Muniz found themself in an impromptu middleweight main event at UFC Vegas 70 on Saturday night after the broadcast team revealed that the originally scheduled main event between Ryan Spann and Nikita Krylov was scrapped with the former coming down with food poisoning. Both fighters walked into the bout with winning […]
Brendan Allen and Andre Muniz found themself in an impromptu middleweight main event at UFC Vegas 70 on Saturday night after the broadcast team revealed that the originally scheduled main event between Ryan Spann and Nikita Krylov was scrapped with the former coming down with food poisoning.
Both fighters walked into the bout with winning streaks on the line. Brendan Allen entered the contest winning his last three matches inside the Octagon. Not to be outdone, Muniz entered riding a nine-fight win streak dating back to 2017 before he debuted with the UFC. Muniz also put his spot as the No. 11 ranked middleweight on the line against the currently unranked Allen.
The first round saw both fighters landing big strikes throughout. Andre Muniz did attempt to take things to the ground with a single leg, but Allen defended perfectly and stayed upright. Allen caught Muniz early with a big left hand that knocked him back against the fence, but Allen was unable to capitalize as Muniz recovered quickly.
Neither man gained a significant advantage in the first round, but Muniz looked to change that in the second with a takedown attempt, but Allen was able to reverse position and end up on top with three minutes to go in the round. With a minute to go, Allen smoothly transitioned to side mount where he maintained control, dropping the occasional elbow until the round came to a close.
The third round saw both fighters keep things on their feet in the opening minutes. Muniz began to land some solid strikes. Allen worked to counter but was unable to land anything as powerful as the opposition. With two minutes to go, Muniz threw a body kick that Allen caught and used it to slam Muniz to the mat, immediately taking side control. Allen transitioned to mount and began fishing for an arm triangle. Muniz gave up his back in defense allowing Allen to lock in both hooks and cinch his arm under Muniz’s chin forcing the tap out.
Official Result: Brendan Allen def. Andre Muniz via submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:25 of Round 3
Change of plans
@AndreMunizUFC and @BrendanAllenMMA now close the show in YOUR #UFCVegas70 main event!
[ It's on @ESPNPlus ] pic.twitter.com/udkFFZQRqk
— UFC (@ufc) February 26, 2023
ALLEN TAPS OUT MUNIZ!
With a short-notice main event, @BrendanAllenMMA goes ALL-IN on the opportunity! #UFCVegas70 pic.twitter.com/SBD43QOI5n
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) February 26, 2023
Victorioso
— UFC Español (@UFCEspanol) February 26, 2023
Short notice, no problem!!!
— UFC_AUSNZ (@UFC_AUSNZ) February 26, 2023
Man like @BrendanAllenMMA just put the middleweight division on notice and wasn't short on names for his call-out!
— UFC on BT Sport (@btsportufc) February 26, 2023
The APEX played host to a women’s strawweight matchup on Saturday night at UFC Vegas 70 as undefeated prospect Tatiana Suarez returned after nearly three years on the shelf against Montana De La Rosa. Suarez walked into the matchup a perfect 8-0 with five of those victories coming inside the Octagon between 2016 and 2019. […]
The APEX played host to a women’s strawweight matchup on Saturday night at UFC Vegas 70 as undefeated prospect Tatiana Suarez returned after nearly three years on the shelf against Montana De La Rosa. Suarez walked into the matchup a perfect 8-0 with five of those victories coming inside the Octagon between 2016 and 2019. Things haven’t gone quite as well for De La Rosa who entered the bout 5-3 under the UFC banner but dropped two of her last three contests against Viviane Araujo and Maycee Barber.
Tatiana Suarez closed the distance early and pushed De La Rosa to the fence before completing a single-leg takedown. Attempting to escape, De La Rosa gave up her back but managed to get to her feet. Suarez refused to let go, continuing to press her opponent against the fence while delivering knees and strikes to the body of De La Rosa as the first five minutes came to a close.
Suarez did little to stray from her gameplan in the second, closing the distance quickly and dragging De La Rosa to the mat, and immediately moving into side control. De La Rosa defended well, rolling to her back and climbing to her feet, but Suarez was able to snatch De La Rosa’s neck and pulled guard, fighting for a guillotine choke. De La Rosa did her best to defend but was ultimately forced to tap out in round two.
Official Result: Tatiana Suarez def. Montana De La Rosa via submission (guillotine choke) at 2:51 of Round 2
The long awaited return for @TatianaUFC happening NOW!
While @MontanaMarie211 looks to play spoiler at #UFCVegas70. pic.twitter.com/flxDga9P8P
— UFC (@ufc) February 26, 2023
Se acaba la espera
— UFC Español (@UFCEspanol) February 26, 2023
"LET'S F**KING GO!"
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) February 26, 2023
OFICIAL
— UFC Español (@UFCEspanol) February 26, 2023
"It's really hard when you can't do what you love the most."
Inspiring words from @TatianaUFC, welcome back to the Octagon!
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) February 26, 2023
The first fight of UFC Fight Night 220 saw some drama, as Nurullo Aliev lost a point for a rare foul. UFC Vegas 70 saw Aliev become the first fighter from Tajikistan to compete in the UFC, making his debut after a successful appearance on the Contender…
The first fight of UFC Fight Night 220 saw some drama, as Nurullo Aliev lost a point for a rare foul. UFC Vegas 70 saw Aliev become the first fighter from Tajikistan to compete in the UFC, making his debut after a successful appearance on the Contender Series, taking on gritty veteran Rafael Alves in…
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