How AgentMMA breaks down Tresean Gore vs Vicente Luque
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Vicente Luque is making a wild move up to middleweight to face Tresean Gore, and this one's got serious finish potential written all over it. The Silent Assassin has been on a rollercoaster lately, bouncing between weight classes and showing he's still got that anaconda choke that's put people to sleep. Just this past April, he moved up to 185 and strangled Kelvin Gastelum in the first round with that same submission. Before that, he caught Themba Gorimbo in under a minute at UFC 310. When Luque gets that choke locked in, it's goodnight.
- Luque moving up to middleweight after choking out Gastelum
- Both fighters are guillotine and anaconda choke specialists
- Gore's been finished before but hunts submissions relentlessly
Expect both guys hunting for necks early, and don't be shocked if someone's sleeping before the second round.
Gore is no stranger to getting finishes himself. Mr. Vicious loves the guillotine, snatching three of them in his UFC run, including a slick standing guillotine against Antonio Trocoli and another ground version that got Azamat Bekoev just a few months back. But here's the thing, he's been knocked out by Marco Tulio and dropped a decision to Rodolfo Vieira in his last five. The guy can be dangerous, but he's also shown some holes. This is a pure grappler's dream matchup. Both guys hunt necks like it's their job, and neither one's afraid to get into scrambles.
Luque's been fighting elite welterweights his whole career, so the size bump to middleweight against Gore shouldn't freak him out. Gore's got that switch stance and can be tricky, but Luque's experience against top competition is a different level. Whoever gets their hands on a neck first might be walking out with a bonus check.
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Vicente Luque is making a wild move up to middleweight to face Tresean Gore, and this one's got serious finish potential written all over it. The Silent Assassin has been on a rollercoaster lately, bouncing between weight classes and showing he's still got that anaconda choke that's put people to sleep. Just this past April, he moved up to 185 and strangled Kelvin Gastelum in the first round with that same submission. Before that, he caught Themba Gorimbo in under a minute at UFC 310. When Luque gets that choke locked in, it's goodnight.
- Luque moving up to middleweight after choking out Gastelum
- Both fighters are guillotine and anaconda choke specialists
- Gore's been finished before but hunts submissions relentlessly
Expect both guys hunting for necks early, and don't be shocked if someone's sleeping before the second round.
Gore is no stranger to getting finishes himself. Mr. Vicious loves the guillotine, snatching three of them in his UFC run, including a slick standing guillotine against Antonio Trocoli and another ground version that got Azamat Bekoev just a few months back. But here's the thing, he's been knocked out by Marco Tulio and dropped a decision to Rodolfo Vieira in his last five. The guy can be dangerous, but he's also shown some holes. This is a pure grappler's dream matchup. Both guys hunt necks like it's their job, and neither one's afraid to get into scrambles.
Luque's been fighting elite welterweights his whole career, so the size bump to middleweight against Gore shouldn't freak him out. Gore's got that switch stance and can be tricky, but Luque's experience against top competition is a different level. Whoever gets their hands on a neck first might be walking out with a bonus check.
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