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Back to the Apex for the UFC after a successful trip Down Under last weekend. With 13 fights in tow, the world’s leader in MMA brings a middleweight headliner that will determine whether a veteran still has what it takes or if the new guard is taking over.
Successfully bouncing back from his first pro loss last time out, Gaziev looks to get another streak going to the main event on another card. His powerful wrestling and relentless forward pressure make him a tough out for most opponents.
Heading into their 2nd of 11 consecutive weekends of events, the UFC heads down to Australia for a pair of world title fights. The co-main event features strawweight queen, Zhang Weili, looking to defend her title against the biggest threat in the division, Tatiana Suarez. In the main event, we get a middleweight title fight which is a rematch of the UFC 297 headliner from January 2024.
Successfully bouncing back from his first pro loss last time out, Gaziev looks to get another streak going to the main event on another card. His powerful wrestling and relentless forward pressure make him a tough out for most opponents.
After a solid two-event serving in January, the UFC circus hits the road with 12-consecutive weekends of events headed your way. The first of which sees the UFC touch down in Saudi Arabia once again, bringing with them a pair of middleweight headliners that are sure to produce fireworks.
A rough start to his UFC career with a submission loss to Volkan Oezdemir has made way for back-to-back knockout victories for Guskov. Guskov is a power punching menace who loves to pressure and crash the pocket with his shots. His grappling is a bit suspect, as was exposed by Oezdemir and a bit by Spann, but if he can keep his opponents on their back foot, he has a better time of staying upright.
The UFC absolutely delivered on their first event of the year last week, which now makes way for their first PPV card of the year. Headlined by two title fights, the promotion heads to Los Angeles amidst the ongoing wildfires. Many believe the decision to keep the event in LA is to help boost morale during an unfortunate time for the city.
A rollercoaster of a UFC debut resulted in a victory for Gadzhiyasulov last year, now he tries taking out yet another Brazilian foe. Fighting as you would expect a Magomed to, Gadzhiyasulov uses a grapple heavy approach to nullify the offense of his opponents. Unfortunately, his level of competition and lack of dominant performances makes him not as dangerous as we’ve seen from other fighters that bring his skill set.