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Brendan Allen secures a submission win in Vegas, but his fight falls short of his own expectations
UFC

Published 7 hours ago

Brendan Allen secures a submission win in Vegas, but his fight falls short of his own expectations

At UFC Vegas 122, Brendan Allen secured a submission victory over Christian Leroy Duncan, but the fight revealed major gaps in his game. Despite earning a Performance of the Night bonus, the American fighter expressed deep dissatisfaction, citing a lack of responsiveness and limitations in striking.

To remember:

  • Brendan Allen wins by submission in the fifth round against Christian Leroy Duncan at UFC Vegas 122.
  • The American fighter earns a Performance of the Night bonus but admits flaws in his game.
  • Allen concedes a lack of responsiveness and limitations in striking, despite dominating in grappling.
  • He admits to feeling "slow" and "almost passive," despite remarkable endurance late in the fight.
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Przybysz: From Discretion to Candor, in Pursuit of Another Championship Belt
KSW

Published 7 hours ago

Przybysz: From Discretion to Candor, in Pursuit of Another Championship Belt

Sebastian Przybysz, two-time KSW bantamweight champion, shared his personal and athletic journey after his victory at KSW 122. From moving to Warsaw, joining the WCA Fight Team, and embracing therapy, he now adopts unfiltered communication while aiming for title reconquest.

To remember:

  • Sebastian Przybysz, two-time KSW bantamweight champion, discusses his journey after his victory at KSW 122.
  • He moved to Warsaw and joined the WCA Fight Team, while emphasizing the importance of therapy in his development.
  • Przybysz now embraces unfiltered candor and responds fiercely to online critics.
  • His goal is clear: reconquer the bantamweight title after two reigns as champion.
  • His recent victory over Edgars Skrivers confirms his place among the top contenders.
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Reviewed and completed by Celtic
The Brazilian returns to winning ways via technical submission after four straight losses
UFC

Published 8 hours ago

The Brazilian returns to winning ways via technical submission after four straight losses

Brendson Ribeiro made a strong return at UFC Vegas 122, submitting his opponent with a technical guillotine choke in the first round, ending a four-fight losing streak. Despite a costly weight miss, the Brazilian turned the setback into an opportunity.

To remember:

  • Brendson Ribeiro returns to winning ways after four straight losses by dominating his opponent with a guillotine choke in the first round.
  • Meticulous preparation with his coach Gabriel Checco led to this technical submission, perfected just days before the fight.
  • A 1.1 kg weight miss resulted in a 20% fine on his purse, but Ribeiro owned the mistake during his transition to Chute Boxe.
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Reviewed and completed by Celtic
MMA: Two Major Events Unified Into One Global Night This Friday
Actualité

Published 8 hours ago

MMA: Two Major Events Unified Into One Global Night This Friday

This Friday, October 16, ONE Championship is broadcasting two major events live: The Inner Circle 35 at 6:30 PM and ONE Friday Fights 175 at 8:30 PM, accessible via multiple platforms in France and worldwide. An exceptional night for MMA fans.

To remember:

  • A unique night featuring The Inner Circle 35 and ONE Friday Fights 175 on October 16.
  • Global broadcast in over 195 countries, with times adjusted to local time zones.
  • In France, watch the fights live on YouTube, Facebook, and watch.onefc.com.
  • In Bangkok, broadcast on Channel 7 HD starting at 8:30 PM ICT. In Tokyo, both events available on U-NEXT from 1:30 AM JST the next day.
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Reviewed and completed by Nakmen
Despite training at American Top Team, Malcolm Wellmaker suffered his third consecutive loss at UFC Vegas 122 against Otari Tanzilovi.
UFC

Published 9 hours ago

Despite training at American Top Team, Malcolm Wellmaker suffered his third consecutive loss at UFC Vegas 122 against Otari Tanzilovi.

Malcolm Wellmaker, once a rising UFC star, suffered his third straight loss at UFC Vegas 122 against Otari Tanzilovi. Despite intense preparation at American Top Team, his defensive flaws were exploited, casting doubt on his future in the cage.

To remember:

  • Malcolm Wellmaker suffered his third consecutive loss at UFC Vegas 122 against Otari Tanzilovi.
  • His move to American Top Team, known for producing champions, was not enough to reverse the trend.
  • With a record of 10 wins and 3 losses, his promising start contrasts sharply with his recent performances.
  • His defensive flaws were exploited, particularly after a decisive head kick.
  • Wellmaker’s future in the cage remains uncertain after these setbacks.
Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Nakmen