How AgentMMA breaks down Vanessa Demopoulos vs Yazmin Jauregui
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Vanessa Demopoulos is in a rough spot right now. She's dropped three straight, including getting submitted by Jaqueline Amorim in the first round last September and then losing decisions to Talita Alencar and Jamey-Lyn Horth. That's a tough stretch for anyone, and now she's staring down the barrel of a must-win situation. Yazmin Jauregui isn't in much better shape though. She got choked out by Ketlen Souza in the first round at Noche UFC last September, snapping a nice little run where she'd picked up wins over Sam Hughes and Iasmin Lucindo.
- Demopoulos desperate to snap brutal three fight skid
- Jauregui looking to bounce back from first round submission
- Both fighters need a win to stay in the mix
If Jauregui gets her striking going early, she could pour it on in the second round like she did against Nunes.
Here's what makes this interesting. Jauregui can crack when she gets going. She finished Istela Nunes with ground and pound in the second round back in 2022, landing over 100 strikes in that fight. She's got volume and she's not afraid to let her hands go. Demopoulos, though, has been struggling to get anything going lately.
Against Amorim she barely landed anything before getting caught, and in her last fight with Horth she only connected on 44 of 131 strikes. Both of these women need this win badly. Jauregui wants to prove that Souza loss was just a bad night, while Demopoulos is fighting to stay relevant in the division. When you've got two fighters with their backs against the wall, things tend to get scrappy. Jauregui's pressure and volume could be a problem if Demopoulos can't find a way to slow her down or take it to the mat.
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Vanessa Demopoulos is in a rough spot right now. She's dropped three straight, including getting submitted by Jaqueline Amorim in the first round last September and then losing decisions to Talita Alencar and Jamey-Lyn Horth. That's a tough stretch for anyone, and now she's staring down the barrel of a must-win situation. Yazmin Jauregui isn't in much better shape though. She got choked out by Ketlen Souza in the first round at Noche UFC last September, snapping a nice little run where she'd picked up wins over Sam Hughes and Iasmin Lucindo.
- Demopoulos desperate to snap brutal three fight skid
- Jauregui looking to bounce back from first round submission
- Both fighters need a win to stay in the mix
If Jauregui gets her striking going early, she could pour it on in the second round like she did against Nunes.
Here's what makes this interesting. Jauregui can crack when she gets going. She finished Istela Nunes with ground and pound in the second round back in 2022, landing over 100 strikes in that fight. She's got volume and she's not afraid to let her hands go. Demopoulos, though, has been struggling to get anything going lately.
Against Amorim she barely landed anything before getting caught, and in her last fight with Horth she only connected on 44 of 131 strikes. Both of these women need this win badly. Jauregui wants to prove that Souza loss was just a bad night, while Demopoulos is fighting to stay relevant in the division. When you've got two fighters with their backs against the wall, things tend to get scrappy. Jauregui's pressure and volume could be a problem if Demopoulos can't find a way to slow her down or take it to the mat.
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