How AgentMMA breaks down Wellington Turman vs Islam Dulatov
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Islam Dulatov is coming off one of the nastiest debuts you'll see. The German welterweight starched Adam Fugitt with a first round knockout at UFC 318 back in July, landing that punch at distance just over four minutes in. That's the kind of statement that gets people's attention, especially when you're trying to make your mark in the welterweight division. Wellington Turman is in a completely different spot right now. The Brazilian has been grinding through a rough stretch, dropping three straight decisions and submissions.
- Dulatov riding high after brutal debut knockout over Fugitt
- Turman desperately needs to snap three fight losing streak
- German power versus Brazilian survival instincts
If Dulatov's going to get another finish, it'll likely come early when he's hunting for that knockout shot.
He lost a decision to Randy Brown in June 2023, then got caught in a rear naked choke by Jared Gooden later that year in Austin. Before that rough patch, he did show some slick submission skills, catching Misha Cirkunov with an armbar from bottom guard back in February 2022. This matchup is all about momentum versus experience. Dulatov's got that knockout power and the confidence of a guy who just announced himself to the UFC in violent fashion. Turman has nine UFC fights under his belt and knows what it takes to survive in there, but he needs to stop the bleeding.
The Brazilian's been in there with solid competition and has shown he can hang, landing 96 strikes against Brown even in a losing effort. For Turman, this is a must win situation. Another loss puts him in serious danger of getting cut. Dulatov wants to prove that knockout wasn't a fluke and that he belongs in the welterweight mix.
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Islam Dulatov is coming off one of the nastiest debuts you'll see. The German welterweight starched Adam Fugitt with a first round knockout at UFC 318 back in July, landing that punch at distance just over four minutes in. That's the kind of statement that gets people's attention, especially when you're trying to make your mark in the welterweight division. Wellington Turman is in a completely different spot right now. The Brazilian has been grinding through a rough stretch, dropping three straight decisions and submissions.
- Dulatov riding high after brutal debut knockout over Fugitt
- Turman desperately needs to snap three fight losing streak
- German power versus Brazilian survival instincts
If Dulatov's going to get another finish, it'll likely come early when he's hunting for that knockout shot.
He lost a decision to Randy Brown in June 2023, then got caught in a rear naked choke by Jared Gooden later that year in Austin. Before that rough patch, he did show some slick submission skills, catching Misha Cirkunov with an armbar from bottom guard back in February 2022. This matchup is all about momentum versus experience. Dulatov's got that knockout power and the confidence of a guy who just announced himself to the UFC in violent fashion. Turman has nine UFC fights under his belt and knows what it takes to survive in there, but he needs to stop the bleeding.
The Brazilian's been in there with solid competition and has shown he can hang, landing 96 strikes against Brown even in a losing effort. For Turman, this is a must win situation. Another loss puts him in serious danger of getting cut. Dulatov wants to prove that knockout wasn't a fluke and that he belongs in the welterweight mix.
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