How AgentMMA breaks down Casey O'Neill vs Eduarda Moura
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Casey O'Neill is coming off a nasty first round knockout over Gabriella Fernandes back in March, landing those punches at distance that put her right back in the win column. Before that, she grinded out a unanimous decision against Luana Santos at UFC 305, showing she can go three hard rounds when needed. But here's the thing, she's had some rough patches too. That armbar loss to Ariane da Silva at UFC 296 and the decision against Jennifer Maia showed she's still got holes to patch up. Eduarda Moura brings a completely different vibe to this fight.
- O'Neill's knockout power versus Moura's grinding grappling style
- Moura's recent win streak meets O'Neill's comeback momentum
- Can the Scottish striker stuff takedowns for three rounds
If O'Neill doesn't catch her early, expect Moura to turn up the wrestling pressure hard in rounds two and three.
She's been mixing it up between strawweight and flyweight, and just beat Lauren Murphy by unanimous decision in Nashville last July. That win was huge for her momentum. She also took out Veronica Hardy at UFC 309 and had that sick ground and pound finish over Montserrat Conejo Ruiz in Brazil where she went 3 for 3 on takedowns. The girl knows how to control a fight when she gets you down. This matchup is wild because O'Neill loves to stand and trade, throwing serious volume with that 50% plus striking accuracy we saw against Santos.
Moura's more about mixing levels, getting takedowns, and grinding you out with control time. Remember that Wang Cong fight where Moura racked up over eight minutes of control? She's patient and methodical when she gets her game going. O'Neill's got the power to end it early like she did against Fernandes, but Moura's wrestling could be the equalizer if she can drag this into deep water and make it ugly.
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Casey O'Neill is coming off a nasty first round knockout over Gabriella Fernandes back in March, landing those punches at distance that put her right back in the win column. Before that, she grinded out a unanimous decision against Luana Santos at UFC 305, showing she can go three hard rounds when needed. But here's the thing, she's had some rough patches too. That armbar loss to Ariane da Silva at UFC 296 and the decision against Jennifer Maia showed she's still got holes to patch up. Eduarda Moura brings a completely different vibe to this fight.
- O'Neill's knockout power versus Moura's grinding grappling style
- Moura's recent win streak meets O'Neill's comeback momentum
- Can the Scottish striker stuff takedowns for three rounds
If O'Neill doesn't catch her early, expect Moura to turn up the wrestling pressure hard in rounds two and three.
She's been mixing it up between strawweight and flyweight, and just beat Lauren Murphy by unanimous decision in Nashville last July. That win was huge for her momentum. She also took out Veronica Hardy at UFC 309 and had that sick ground and pound finish over Montserrat Conejo Ruiz in Brazil where she went 3 for 3 on takedowns. The girl knows how to control a fight when she gets you down. This matchup is wild because O'Neill loves to stand and trade, throwing serious volume with that 50% plus striking accuracy we saw against Santos.
Moura's more about mixing levels, getting takedowns, and grinding you out with control time. Remember that Wang Cong fight where Moura racked up over eight minutes of control? She's patient and methodical when she gets her game going. O'Neill's got the power to end it early like she did against Fernandes, but Moura's wrestling could be the equalizer if she can drag this into deep water and make it ugly.
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