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This is a wild Brazilian strawweight scrap with some serious history baked in. Alexia Thainara is riding high after back to back wins, including that slick rear naked choke over Molly McCann in London and a decision over Loma Lookboonmee in Perth. Meanwhile, Bruna Brasil is looking to bounce back after dropping her last one to Ketlen Souza, but here's the crazy part: she already beat McCann herself back at UFC 304 in Manchester. So both these fighters have wins over the same opponent, which makes this matchup even more interesting.
If Thainara gets this to the ground, she's hunting that neck in rounds one or two.
Thainara showed she's got serious finishing instincts when she caught McCann in that choke at 4:32 of the first round. That's the kind of killer instinct that gets fans hyped. She's been super active too, fighting three times in less than a year. Brasil's had a tougher road lately, losing to both Wang Cong and Ketlen Souza in her last two, but that decision win over McCann proved she can hang with tough competition when everything clicks.
The grappling is where this gets spicy. Thainara's submission game is legit dangerous, and Brasil's shown she can grind out decisions but also get caught by slicker grapplers. Both are orthodox strikers from Brazil training at solid camps, so expect some technical exchanges on the feet before someone looks to take it to the mat. This feels like a fight where one mistake could be the difference.
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This is a wild Brazilian strawweight scrap with some serious history baked in. Alexia Thainara is riding high after back to back wins, including that slick rear naked choke over Molly McCann in London and a decision over Loma Lookboonmee in Perth. Meanwhile, Bruna Brasil is looking to bounce back after dropping her last one to Ketlen Souza, but here's the crazy part: she already beat McCann herself back at UFC 304 in Manchester. So both these fighters have wins over the same opponent, which makes this matchup even more interesting.
If Thainara gets this to the ground, she's hunting that neck in rounds one or two.
Thainara showed she's got serious finishing instincts when she caught McCann in that choke at 4:32 of the first round. That's the kind of killer instinct that gets fans hyped. She's been super active too, fighting three times in less than a year. Brasil's had a tougher road lately, losing to both Wang Cong and Ketlen Souza in her last two, but that decision win over McCann proved she can hang with tough competition when everything clicks.
The grappling is where this gets spicy. Thainara's submission game is legit dangerous, and Brasil's shown she can grind out decisions but also get caught by slicker grapplers. Both are orthodox strikers from Brazil training at solid camps, so expect some technical exchanges on the feet before someone looks to take it to the mat. This feels like a fight where one mistake could be the difference.
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+1.9 significant strikes/min
Alexia Thainara averages 4.5 significant strikes per minute while Bruna Brasil sits at 2.6.
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Alexia Thainara vs Bruna Brasil odds: this page includes live Polymarket odds for this matchup.
