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Amanda Lemos and Gillian Robertson are finally throwing down after this fight got postponed from UFC Vegas 112 back in December when Lemos had to pull out due to illness. Now they're rescheduled for UFC Vegas 114, and both women are coming in hot. Lemos is looking to bounce back after dropping a decision to Tatiana Suarez last September, while Robertson just put on a clinic with back to back finishes, including that nasty ground and pound TKO over Marina Rodriguez in May. Here's what makes this one interesting. Lemos has been in there with the absolute best, went five rounds with Zhang Weili for the title back in 2023 and beat Mackenzie Dern on the scorecards at UFC 298.
If Robertson gets top position in rounds two or three, that's when the real danger starts and she starts hunting for the finish.
She's a southpaw striker who can crack, but she's also shown she can wrestle when she needs to. Robertson though, she's been on a tear lately. Three straight wins, and that finish over Rodriguez showed she's got real power from top position. She went the distance with Luana Pinheiro in November, then came back and starched Rodriguez just six months later. The grappling battle is going to be wild.
Robertson has that suffocating top game and she's not afraid to hunt for finishes. She finished Polyana Viana with punches from back control at UFC 297 in Toronto. Lemos has shown she can defend takedowns and get back up, like when she stuffed everything Dern threw at her. But that Jandiroba loss in 2024, where she got caught in an armbar, shows what happens when elite grapplers get her down. Robertson's riding serious momentum right now, and Lemos needs this win to stay relevant in the rankings.
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Amanda Lemos and Gillian Robertson are finally throwing down after this fight got postponed from UFC Vegas 112 back in December when Lemos had to pull out due to illness. Now they're rescheduled for UFC Vegas 114, and both women are coming in hot. Lemos is looking to bounce back after dropping a decision to Tatiana Suarez last September, while Robertson just put on a clinic with back to back finishes, including that nasty ground and pound TKO over Marina Rodriguez in May. Here's what makes this one interesting. Lemos has been in there with the absolute best, went five rounds with Zhang Weili for the title back in 2023 and beat Mackenzie Dern on the scorecards at UFC 298.
If Robertson gets top position in rounds two or three, that's when the real danger starts and she starts hunting for the finish.
She's a southpaw striker who can crack, but she's also shown she can wrestle when she needs to. Robertson though, she's been on a tear lately. Three straight wins, and that finish over Rodriguez showed she's got real power from top position. She went the distance with Luana Pinheiro in November, then came back and starched Rodriguez just six months later. The grappling battle is going to be wild.
Robertson has that suffocating top game and she's not afraid to hunt for finishes. She finished Polyana Viana with punches from back control at UFC 297 in Toronto. Lemos has shown she can defend takedowns and get back up, like when she stuffed everything Dern threw at her. But that Jandiroba loss in 2024, where she got caught in an armbar, shows what happens when elite grapplers get her down. Robertson's riding serious momentum right now, and Lemos needs this win to stay relevant in the rankings.
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