How AgentMMA breaks down Sumudaerji Sumudaerji vs Alex Perez
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Alex Perez is coming off a nasty first round knockout over Charles Johnson back in January, landing 55 of 94 strikes before putting him away with that punch. That win was huge after a rough stretch where he got caught in a guillotine by Asu Almabayev and suffered that brutal leg injury against Tatsuro Taira. Perez has always been dangerous with his hands, and that Team Oyama boxing is looking sharp again. Sumudaerji, The Tibetan Eagle, is riding a three fight win streak with back to back unanimous decisions.
- Perez looking to build momentum after that Johnson knockout
- Sumudaerji's three fight streak meets veteran power puncher
- Both guys have Charles Johnson on their record recently
If Perez is gonna get the finish, it happens in the first two rounds when his power is freshest.
He's been super active with the volume, throwing 150 plus strikes in his last two fights and landing at a solid clip. That southpaw stance gives orthodox fighters fits, and he's shown he can mix in takedowns when he needs them, going 4 for 5 against Jesus Aguilar. The dude just keeps coming forward and makes you work for 15 minutes. Here's the thing though, these guys actually fought before.
Back in October 2024, Sumudaerji dropped a decision to that same Charles Johnson that Perez just starched. Johnson landed similar striking numbers against both guys, but Perez found the finish while Sumudaerji couldn't. That's gotta be in the back of everyone's mind. Perez has the power advantage and experience at the top of the division, but Sumudaerji's pace and that tricky southpaw angle could give him problems if this goes long.
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Alex Perez is coming off a nasty first round knockout over Charles Johnson back in January, landing 55 of 94 strikes before putting him away with that punch. That win was huge after a rough stretch where he got caught in a guillotine by Asu Almabayev and suffered that brutal leg injury against Tatsuro Taira. Perez has always been dangerous with his hands, and that Team Oyama boxing is looking sharp again. Sumudaerji, The Tibetan Eagle, is riding a three fight win streak with back to back unanimous decisions.
- Perez looking to build momentum after that Johnson knockout
- Sumudaerji's three fight streak meets veteran power puncher
- Both guys have Charles Johnson on their record recently
If Perez is gonna get the finish, it happens in the first two rounds when his power is freshest.
He's been super active with the volume, throwing 150 plus strikes in his last two fights and landing at a solid clip. That southpaw stance gives orthodox fighters fits, and he's shown he can mix in takedowns when he needs them, going 4 for 5 against Jesus Aguilar. The dude just keeps coming forward and makes you work for 15 minutes. Here's the thing though, these guys actually fought before.
Back in October 2024, Sumudaerji dropped a decision to that same Charles Johnson that Perez just starched. Johnson landed similar striking numbers against both guys, but Perez found the finish while Sumudaerji couldn't. That's gotta be in the back of everyone's mind. Perez has the power advantage and experience at the top of the division, but Sumudaerji's pace and that tricky southpaw angle could give him problems if this goes long.
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