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Main card
Middleweight: Gegard Mousasi def. Uriah Hall via TKO (ground & pound) 4:37, R1
Lightweight: Stevie Ray def. Ross Pearson via split decision (30-27, 27-30, 27-30)
Heavyweight: Alexander Volkov def. Timothy Johnson via split decision (29-28, 27-30, 29-28)
Featherweight: Artem Lobov def. Teruto Ishihara via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Prelims
Middleweight: Jack Marshman def. Magnus Cedenblad via TKO (punches) 3:32, R2
Flyweight: Kyoji Horiguchi def. Ali Bagautinov via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Lightweight: Kevin Lee def. Magomed Mustafaev via technical submission (rear-naked choke) 4:31, R2
Women’s Strawweight: Amanda Cooper def. Anna Elmose via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Heavyweight: Justin Ledet def. Mark Godbeer via submission (rear-naked choke) 2:16, R1
Catchweight (172.8 lbs): Zak Cummings def. Alexander Yakovlev via submission (arm-bar) 4:02, R2
Women’s Bantamweight: Marion Reneau def. Milana Dudieva via TKO (punches & elbows) 3:03, R3
Bantamweight: Brett Jones def. Kwan Ho Kwak via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Welterweight: Abdul Razak Alhassan def. Charlie Ward via knockout (punches) 0:53, R1
#5 Gegard Mousasi will be looking for revenge when he takes on the man who knocked him out last year, #10 Uriah Hall. Join The Roar from 8am AEDT for a live blog of the fight and round-by-round updates.
Gegard Mousasi’s loss to Uriah Hall last year stung. Mousasi was dominating the fight before getting caught with a spinning kick to the head.
However, since that loss Mousasi has been on fire, and currently rides a three-fight win streak.
First, Mousasi dominated Thales Leites before finishing Thiago Santos at UFC 200 and Vitor Belfort at UFC 204 last month.
Mousasi was keen to get back into the cage as soon as possible, and not only did he get that wish, he got the chance to avenge a devastating loss.
After first making headlines worldwide for a vicious wheel kick knockout on the Ulitmate Fighter, Uriah Hall has failed to meet high expectations.
After bagging the biggest win of his career over Gegard Mousasi, Hall has gone on to lose two-straight. First, against Australian middleweight Robert Whittaker at UFC 193, then to Derek Brunson just two months ago.
Hall has now been given a chance to prove that his huge win over one of the world’s best middleweights was no fluke.
Prediction
No matter where the fights goes, Mousasi will have the advantage. Unless Hall lands something spectacular, expect Mousasi to dominate the fight from start to finish.
Gegard Mousasi to defeat Uriah Hall via TKO in round three
Scheduled Bouts (3x 5 minute rounds, main event 5x 5 minute rounds)
Lightweight: Artem ‘The Russian Hammer’ Lobov (12-12-1, 1NC) vs Teruto ‘Yashabo’ Ishihara (10-2-2)
Heavyweight: #15 Timothy Johnson (10-2) vs Alexander ‘Drago’ Volkov (26-6)
Lightweight: Ross ‘The Real Deal’ Pearson (21-11, 1NC) vs Stevie ‘Braveheart’ Ray (19-7)Main event
Middleweight: #5 Gegard Mousasi (40-6-2) vs #10 Uriah ‘Prime Time’ Hall (13-7)
Join The Roar from 8am AEDT for a live blog of the fight and round-by-round updates.
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