On paper, the UFC Fight Night main event between featherweights Brian Ortega and “Korean Zambian” Chan Sung Jung was set to be one of the biggest action fights of the year. That thinking greatly improved the Ortega, which came almost two years before Akatgun, which was not closed by T-City, but stopped the crime of war to win a unanimous victory over Abu Dhabi’s Fight Island. Was.
From the start, it was clear that Ortega was not the same fighter who fought in December 2018 against then-Faye Weight Champion Max Holloway in a title shot. Ortega rejected the pressure of war and the anti-heavy game with constant footing around the outside. Stable diet of cage and leg kicks. The fight will move forward and try to cut the cage only with the straight punches of the ortega and the legs of the legs, which then go out of bounds.
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War Round 2 began to come a little, but he was caught with one of Ortega’s hind elbows which threw him into the canvas. While the war provoked powerful attempts to extinguish and extinguish the fire, Ortega was again the man who was coming in better times.
The pattern will be repeated during the battle. The war will go on, just to see the Ortega strike and the war will stop any meaningful strike before it is out of danger.
The war never really got complicated because Ortega added a better gameplay that prevents the war from being able to sit on a counter shot and do something meaningful.
“We got to work, man,” Ortega said after his victory. “Everyone thought I took the time. No, man. I had surgery and came back to work. I said, ‘You know what? I want everything new. I want to be a new guy and MMA.’ We need to get better. ” I tried my best to mix it up and show everyone what I came back for. “
By the end of the five rounds, there was no doubt that he had worked hard to win. The government judges all turned out to be 50-45 equal scorecards, acknowledging the closure by All Ratega.
Next, according to everything before the fight, another shot will be fired at the Federweight Championship, which is now hosted by Alexander Volkanowski. In his first shot in the Ortaga belt, he fought Holloway before doctors stopped fighting due to swelling around his eyes.
After his victory, Ortega said the only way to find out was if his luck in the belt would be better with his second shot.
“We’re going to find out if I’m ready, you know what I’m saying?” Ortega said. “In this game, you take chances. You don’t move into the comfort zone. Alexander Volkanowski, you’re the champion. The thought of fighting you is an excitement. I’ve got the whole team and we’re ready, man.”
In the co-main event, Jessica Andrade initially saw the flyweight contender’s share at 125 pounds per 125 pounds. Andrew initially fired a heavy physical shot at Caitlin Chukagian, forcing her to retreat, and she screamed in pain before Andrew was able to end the fight. After dropping his Strovet belt to Andrew Valeni Zhang and then re-throwing his match with Rose Namazuns earlier this year, Valentina could be close to a title chance against Shevchenko.
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UFC Fight Night Cards and Results
- Brian Ortega D.F. Chan Sung Jung (50-45, 50-45, 50-45) by unanimous decision
- Jessica Andrew D.F. Caitlin Chukagian by first round vaccine (punch)
- Jimmy Croot D.F. Modestas Bukaux by first round vaccine
- James Cross D.F. Claudio Silva’s unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
- Jonathan Martinez D.F. Decision unanimously by Thomas Almeida (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
