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DU PLESSIS VICTORY!
In the main event concluded in the Middleweight category between Sean Strickland and Dricus du Plessis, Strickland emerged victorious with a final record of 28-6-0, while Dricus du Plessis recorded 21-2-0. The decision was made after five rounds.
During the fight, no knockouts were recorded by either fighter. Statistics show that Strickland connected on 41.2% of 233 total strikes, while du Plessis had 37.6% accuracy on 197 strikes thrown. On significant strikes, Strickland had an accuracy of 38.8% on 224 attempts, surpassing du Plessis' 37.4%. Strickland applied three takedowns in four attempts, demonstrating effectiveness in grappling, while there were no submission attempts. This summary highlights Sean Strickland's victory and highlights key aspects of the fight.
DU PLESSIS' LAST FIGHT!
On July 8, 2023, Dricus du Plessis scored a stunning victory over Robert Whittaker in the second round, with a KO/TKO at 2 minutes and 23 seconds. The confrontation was decided in an impactful way, highlighting du Plessis' ability in the Octagon. The victory by KO/TKO highlights his finishing ability and combat effectiveness. This significant result could positively influence du Plessis' trajectory in mixed martial arts, consolidating his position as a formidable competitor in the Middleweight division.
ÚLTIMA LUTA DE STRICKLAND!
As of the last update to my knowledge in January 2022, I do not have real-time information or events occurring after that date. Therefore, I have no information regarding the fight between Israel Adesanya and Sean Strickland in September 2023. I recommend checking reliable sports news sources, specialist mixed martial arts (MMA) websites, or the fighters' official profiles for the latest information on the Sean Strickland's fight history.
AND NOW!
Middleweight belt (up to 83.9 kg): Sean Strickland (83.8 kg) x Dricus Du Plessis (83.4 kg)
In the Middleweight category, fighters Sean Strickland and Dricus du Plessis have notable similarities. They both have a height of 6.1 feet and weigh 185 lbs. Additionally, their wingspans are identical, measuring 76 inches. However, there are differences in age, with 32-year-old Strickland being two years older than 30-year-old du Plessis. These physical similarities promise an even matchup in the main event, highlighting the potential for intense competition between the two fighters.
RAQUEL PENNINGTON VICTORY!
In the confrontation concluded in the co-main event of the Women's Bantamweight category between Raquel Pennington and Mayra Bueno Silva, Raquel Pennington emerged victorious with a final record of 16-9-0, while Mayra Bueno Silva recorded 10-3-1, including a knockout victory technician.
The fight was decided by decision after five rounds. Both fighters failed to achieve knockouts during the confrontation. Pennington presented an impressive punching performance, landing 72.3% of the 173 total strikes, while Bueno Silva had 80.0% accuracy in the 95 strikes thrown. Pennington also dominated significant strikes, with 60.7% accuracy compared to Bueno Silva's 76.4%. Pennington applied two takedowns in five attempts, demonstrating skill in grappling, while Bueno Silva attempted two submissions without success. This summary highlights Raquel Pennington's control and effectiveness throughout the fight.
NEIL MAGNY VICTORY!
In the Welterweight division clash between Neil Magny and Mike Malott, Neil Magny emerged victorious with a final record of 29-12-0, while Mike Malott recorded 10-2-1. The fight was ended by knockout/technical in the third round, at 4 minutes and 45 seconds.
The fight statistics reflect the dominance of Magny, who landed an impressive 69.2% of his 159 total strikes, while Malott had an accuracy of 78.1% of the 128 strikes thrown. Magny was also effective on significant strikes, with 55.9% accuracy compared to Malott's 67.2%. Magny applied four takedowns in six attempts, demonstrating dominance in grappling. There were no submission attempts during the fight. This summary highlights Neil Magny's effectiveness and superior performance.
THIRD FIGHT!
Welterweight (up to 77.1 kg): Neil Magny (77.4 kg) x Mike Malott (77.3 kg)
In the Welterweight category, Neil Magny and Mike Malott exhibit notable differences. Magny, at 36, is slightly older than Malott, at 32. Magny stands at a height of 6.2 feet, surpassing Malott's 6.1 feet. Both fighters share the same weight, clocking in at 170 lbs. However, Magny has a notably larger wingspan at 80 inches compared to Malott's 73 inches. These physical disparities can influence strategies and tactics during a confrontation, adding intriguing elements to a possible clash between the two fighters.
CHRIS CURTIS VICTORY!
In the final Middleweight clash between Chris Curtis and Marc-André Barriault, Chris Curtis emerged victorious with a final record of 31-10-0, while Barriault recorded 16-7-0. The decision, after three rounds, did not include knockouts or successful submission attempts on either side. The fight statistics show a balanced performance, with Curtis landing 50.3% of the 147 total strikes, while Barriault had an accuracy of 48.1% of the 131 strikes thrown. No takedowns were applied during the match. This summary highlights the competitiveness of the confrontation and the effectiveness of the significant strikes.
SECOND FIGHT!
Middleweight (up to 83.9 kg): Chris Curtis (84.1 kg) x Marc-Andre Barriault (83.7 kg)
Fighters Chris Curtis and Marc-André Barriault, in the Middleweight category, present notable differences. Curtis, at 36 years old, has a height of 5.8 feet, while Barriault, younger at 33 years old, has a height of 6.1 feet. They both share the same weight, clocking in at 185 lbs. Curtis has a wingspan of 75.5 inches, slightly surpassing Barriault's 74 inches. The numbers indicate physical contrasts between the fighters, providing an intriguing perspective for a possible matchup considering their different ages, heights, weights and wingspans.
MOVSAR EVLOEV VICTORY!
In the fight that ended in the Featherweight category, Arnold Allen and Movsar Evloev had final results of 19-3-0 and 18-0-0, respectively. The fight was decided after three rounds, with Evloev winning by decision. The statistics reflect a balanced matchup, with Allen connecting on 37.3% of the 83 total strikes, while Evloev had slightly better accuracy, connecting on 52.2% of the 90 strikes thrown. Takedown attempts favored Evloev, who went 4 out of 11, while Allen was unsuccessful in his attempts. Both fighters failed to achieve submissions.
FIRST FIGHT!
Featherweight (up to 65.7 kg): Arnold Allen (66 kg) x Movsar Evloev (66.1 kg).
Fighters Arnold Allen and Movsar Evloev, both in the Featherweight division, boast impressive records of 19-2-0 and 17-0-0, respectively. Both are 29 years old with Height 5.7 feet for Allen and 5.6 feet for Evloev. The weight is the same for both, at 145 lbs. Allen has a 70-inch wingspan, while Evloev has a slightly larger wingspan at 72.5 inches. These statistics summarize the physical similarities and differences between the two fighters, providing a glimpse into the potential matchup between them.
WILL START!
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MAIN CARD!
Middleweight belt (up to 83.9 kg): Sean Strickland (83.8 kg) x Dricus Du Plessis (83.4 kg)
Bantamweight belt (up to 61.2 kg): Raquel Pennington (61.1 kg) x Mayra Bueno Silva (61.2 kg)
Welterweight (up to 77.1 kg): Neil Magny (77.4 kg) x Mike Malott (77.3 kg)
Middleweight (up to 83.9 kg): Chris Curtis (84.1 kg) x Marc-Andre Barriault (83.7 kg)
Featherweight (up to 65.7 kg): Arnold Allen (66 kg) x Movsar Evloev (66.1 kg)
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STRICKLAND'S CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENTS!
“You’ Are you part of the opposition? The enemy is here. in Canada. You is gay? (…) You is a weak. É part of the problem. Go Fuck you,” said Strickland, who remained disrespectful when asked about the transgender community. “There’s 10 years ago, being trans was a mental illness. Suddenly, people like you are here. emerged in the world. You is an infection. É the definition of weakness. Everything that is available wrong in the world is wrong. your fault. The world is not alone. Buying this shit that you sells. (…) There is two genders. I don't want my children to be taught at school who they can have sex with. I don't want them to be taught about ‘sexual preference’. This guy is the enemy. I told the UFC that I would be good. I'm trying,” said Strickland.
SPEAK UP, DRICUS DU PLESSIS!
"I don't know, it was something pretty intense. I don't know what the laws are like here, but I'll let 'Team Strickland' know. be careful. When all that 'bullshit' happened, he said that if I did it again he would kill me. He didn't say anything about stabbing. When he said he was going to kill me, I imagined he said he wanted to shoot me.”
"When I saw it was a knife, I thought, 'this isn't going to work. He's not going to stab me. I would knock him out before he even wanted to use that knife on me."
- The message was something like him saying 'I'm sorry about what happened. I'm sorry for what I said about your coach, but if there was something that went beyond the point, we are in touch. here to sell a fight and it's true. That's it, but if you If I feel like I crossed the line with something, I will apologize and even apologize. I delete the messages I posted - commented the belt challenger."
"It wasn't the best thing he did, but it's great. like this. I would not have revealed it to you. press something like that. This happened a few years ago. about five weeks. And don't expose a guy like that because it's not true. that's my style. I was surprised that he spoke of this message because I didn't want to speak that way," said Du Plessis.
HOW DOES DU PLESSIS ARRIVE?
Dricus Du Plessis, middleweight athlete, has an impressive record of 20 wins, 2 losses and no draws. His remarkable streak of 8 wins highlights his dominance in the category. With an aggressive style, he won 9 of these victories by knockout and 10 by submission, demonstrating versatility in his skills.
Du Plessis stands out for the precision of his strikes, recording a 56% success rate in striking. His arsenal includes 383 significant hits connected in 684 attempts. Furthermore, he has an efficient takedown defense, delivering 2 takedowns in 20 attempts.
With an average of 6.95 significant blows connected per minute and absorbing just 2.72 per minute, Du Plessis demonstrates effectiveness in both attack and defense. Your average number of falls per 15 minutes is score of 1.09, indicating solid ground game skills.
The South African fighter displays versatility in his performances, with 69% of significant strikes occurring while standing, 13% in the clinch and 18% on the ground. His defense from significant hits reaches 53%, while his takedown defense reaches 40%.
Dricus Du Plessis achieved 50% of his victories by submission, 45% by knockout/TKO and 5% by decision. With an average fight time of 9 minutes and 11 seconds, Du Plessis continues to stand out as a formidable force in the middleweight division.
HOW DOES STRICKLAND ARRIVE?
The current title holder in the middleweight category, Sean Strickland, has an impressive record of 28 wins, 5 losses and no draws. With an aggressive style, Strickland won 11 victories by knockout and 4 by submission, being notable for his performance in the first round, with 9 victories in this phase of the fight.
His statistics reveal a striking accuracy of 42%, with 1714 significant strikes connected in 4091 delivered. Additionally, he demonstrates solid takedown skills, landing 11 and attempting 28, resulting in a takedown accuracy of 64%. The average number of significant strokes connected per minute is of 5.82, while the average absorption is 5.82. just 0.92.
Strickland displays solid defense, with 63% defense against significant strikes and an impressive 84% defense against takedowns. His knockdown average is is 0.31 per fight, and the average time of your fights is 0.31 per fight. 14 minutes and 43 seconds.
When analyzing your performance by position, the majority of significant hits are The strike is delivered from a standing position, representing 90%, while 4% occur in the clinch and 6% on the ground. In specific areas, 82% of scams are aimed at the victim. head, 13% to the body and 5% to the legs.
Strickland has a variety of winning methods, with 41% by knockout, 44% by decision and 15% by submission. His versatile style and impressive stats solidify his position as a dominant contender in the middleweight division.
MAIN CARD!
Middleweight belt (up to 83.9 kg): Sean Strickland (83.8 kg) x Dricus Du Plessis (83.4 kg)
Bantamweight belt (up to 61.2 kg): Raquel Pennington (61.1 kg) x Mayra Bueno Silva (61.2 kg)
Welterweight (up to 77.1 kg): Neil Magny (77.4 kg) x Mike Malott (77.3 kg)
Middleweight (up to 83.9 kg): Chris Curtis (84.1 kg) x Marc-Andre Barriault (83.7 kg)
Featherweight (up to 65.7 kg): Arnold Allen (66 kg) x Movsar Evloev (66.1 kg)
PRELIMINARY CARD!
Bantamweight (up to 61.2 kg): Brad Katona (61.6 kg) x Garrett Armfield (61.3 kg)
Featherweight (up to 65.7 kg): Charles Jourdain (66 kg) x Sean Woodson (66 kg)
Bantamweight (up to 61.2 Kg): Serhiy Sidey (61.2 Kg) x Ramon Taveras (63.3 Kg) *
Strawweight (up to 52.1 Kg): Gillian Robertson (52.5 Kg) x Polyana Viana (52.5 Kg)
Welterweight (up to 77.1 kg): Yohan Lainesse (77.4 kg) x Sam Patterson (76.8 kg)
The game will be played at Scotiabank Arena
The Sean Strickland vs Dricus du Plessis game will be played at Scotiabank Arena, with a capacity at 19.800 people.
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