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Two Brazilian middleweights are about to throw down at UFC 326, and this one's got serious violence written all over it. Gregory "Robocop" Rodrigues is riding high after bouncing back from that brutal Cannonier loss with two straight wins, including a nasty first round KO of Jack Hermansson last June and a dominant decision over Roman Kopylov in November. Brunno "The Hulk" Ferreira? Dude's on an absolute tear, rattling off four straight finishes including that wild spinning back elbow that flatlined Dustin Stoltzfus and back to back armbars over Armen Petrosyan and Jackson McVey. Then he went and outworked Marvin Vettori for three rounds in December, showing he's got more than just the finish game. Here's what makes this fight crazy.
Expect fireworks early when Rodrigues starts pressing forward and Ferreira looks to counter with power or drag it to the mat.
Rodrigues is a straight up brawler who lives in the pocket and throws heat until someone goes down. He's got 95 significant strikes landed in four rounds against Cannonier before getting stopped, so the dude doesn't back down. Ferreira's shown he can bang with that 68% strike accuracy against Stoltzfus, but he's also got slick jiu jitsu with those armbar finishes. The question is whether Robocop's pressure and power can keep The Hulk from finding those grappling exchanges. This scrap is locked in for the main card and will air during the historic UFC 326 simulcast on CBS at T-Mobile Arena on March 7. Both guys are Orthodox, both from Brazil, and neither one knows how to have a boring fight.
Rodrigues has been in wars and kept coming forward. Ferreira's proven he can finish anywhere, anytime. This is the kind of scrap where someone's getting hurt, and now they're doing it with massive CBS exposure potentially bringing millions of new eyeballs to their violence. The fight is confirmed for the CBS simulcast window between 8 and 10 p.m. ET, giving both Brazilians a shot at mainstream exposure that could launch them into title contention with a big finish.
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Two Brazilian middleweights are about to throw down at UFC 326, and this one's got serious violence written all over it. Gregory "Robocop" Rodrigues is riding high after bouncing back from that brutal Cannonier loss with two straight wins, including a nasty first round KO of Jack Hermansson last June and a dominant decision over Roman Kopylov in November. Brunno "The Hulk" Ferreira? Dude's on an absolute tear, rattling off four straight finishes including that wild spinning back elbow that flatlined Dustin Stoltzfus and back to back armbars over Armen Petrosyan and Jackson McVey. Then he went and outworked Marvin Vettori for three rounds in December, showing he's got more than just the finish game. Here's what makes this fight crazy.
Expect fireworks early when Rodrigues starts pressing forward and Ferreira looks to counter with power or drag it to the mat.
Rodrigues is a straight up brawler who lives in the pocket and throws heat until someone goes down. He's got 95 significant strikes landed in four rounds against Cannonier before getting stopped, so the dude doesn't back down. Ferreira's shown he can bang with that 68% strike accuracy against Stoltzfus, but he's also got slick jiu jitsu with those armbar finishes. The question is whether Robocop's pressure and power can keep The Hulk from finding those grappling exchanges. This scrap is locked in for the main card and will air during the historic UFC 326 simulcast on CBS at T-Mobile Arena on March 7. Both guys are Orthodox, both from Brazil, and neither one knows how to have a boring fight.
Rodrigues has been in wars and kept coming forward. Ferreira's proven he can finish anywhere, anytime. This is the kind of scrap where someone's getting hurt, and now they're doing it with massive CBS exposure potentially bringing millions of new eyeballs to their violence. The fight is confirmed for the CBS simulcast window between 8 and 10 p.m. ET, giving both Brazilians a shot at mainstream exposure that could launch them into title contention with a big finish.
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Pace delta
+2.1 significant strikes/min
Gregory Rodrigues averages 5.5 significant strikes per minute while Brunno Ferreira sits at 3.4.
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