How AgentMMA breaks down Charles Oliveira vs Arman Tsarukyan
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This is the rematch nobody saw coming so soon. Oliveira and Tsarukyan ran it back at UFC 300 in April 2024, and Arman took a split decision that could've gone either way. Now they're doing it again, this time with the BMF title on the line at UFC 331 in Los Angeles. The buzz around this one is real. Oliveira's been calling for title shots left and right, even pushing for a unifier with Justin Gaethje. Meanwhile, Tsarukyan just got worked by Colby Covington in a wrestling match at RAF 11, losing his crossover title, but that's a whole different sport.
- Split decision rematch from UFC 300 now has BMF gold attached
- Oliveira's three fight win streak since the first loss to Arman
- Tsarukyan's pressure wrestling versus Oliveira's submission wizardry
Rounds two and three are where the grappling exchanges get dangerous and someone's neck or arm is in serious trouble.
Here's what makes this fight nasty. Oliveira's been on a tear since that first loss to Arman, beating Michael Chandler in a five round war, choking out Mateusz Gamrot in Brazil, then outpointing Max Holloway over five rounds in March. That Gamrot finish was vintage Do Bronxs, rear naked choke in round two after landing 76% of his strikes against Chandler. Tsarukyan's no slouch either. He arm triangled Dan Hooker in November, flatlined Beneil Dariush in 64 seconds back in 2023, and has been piecing guys up on the feet before dragging them into deep water. The technical chess match here is wild.
Both guys are orthodox, both can wrestle, both can finish. Oliveira's got that Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt magic, 18 submission wins in the UFC. Arman's more about pressure, control time, and breaking you down round by round. That first fight was close enough that either guy could flip the script. Oliveira's coach even posted a cryptic "Annnd NEEEEW!!" on social media, fueling speculation about what's coming. Dana White's calling Tsarukyan a top five star in the company right now, so the stakes couldn't be higher.
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Charles Oliveira
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This is the rematch nobody saw coming so soon. Oliveira and Tsarukyan ran it back at UFC 300 in April 2024, and Arman took a split decision that could've gone either way. Now they're doing it again, this time with the BMF title on the line at UFC 331 in Los Angeles. The buzz around this one is real. Oliveira's been calling for title shots left and right, even pushing for a unifier with Justin Gaethje. Meanwhile, Tsarukyan just got worked by Colby Covington in a wrestling match at RAF 11, losing his crossover title, but that's a whole different sport.
- Split decision rematch from UFC 300 now has BMF gold attached
- Oliveira's three fight win streak since the first loss to Arman
- Tsarukyan's pressure wrestling versus Oliveira's submission wizardry
Rounds two and three are where the grappling exchanges get dangerous and someone's neck or arm is in serious trouble.
Here's what makes this fight nasty. Oliveira's been on a tear since that first loss to Arman, beating Michael Chandler in a five round war, choking out Mateusz Gamrot in Brazil, then outpointing Max Holloway over five rounds in March. That Gamrot finish was vintage Do Bronxs, rear naked choke in round two after landing 76% of his strikes against Chandler. Tsarukyan's no slouch either. He arm triangled Dan Hooker in November, flatlined Beneil Dariush in 64 seconds back in 2023, and has been piecing guys up on the feet before dragging them into deep water. The technical chess match here is wild.
Both guys are orthodox, both can wrestle, both can finish. Oliveira's got that Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt magic, 18 submission wins in the UFC. Arman's more about pressure, control time, and breaking you down round by round. That first fight was close enough that either guy could flip the script. Oliveira's coach even posted a cryptic "Annnd NEEEEW!!" on social media, fueling speculation about what's coming. Dana White's calling Tsarukyan a top five star in the company right now, so the stakes couldn't be higher.
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Arman Tsarukyan
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