How AgentMMA breaks down JJ Aldrich vs Regina Tarin
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Both these southpaws are coming in hot, and this flyweight scrap at Noche UFC is all about who can impose their game first. JJ Aldrich just put together back to back wins over Andrea Lee and Jamey-Lyn Horth, showing she's figured something out in this division. Regina Tarin walked into Mexico City in February and put on a striking clinic against Ernesta Kareckaite, landing 125 strikes and looking super comfortable in the pocket. Here's the thing though.
- Aldrich riding two straight wins into Noche UFC
- Tarin's volume striking vs Aldrich's finishing instincts
- Southpaw mirror match creates tricky angles all night
If Aldrich finds a way to hurt Tarin in the second or third round, those elbows from back control could show up again.
Aldrich has been grinding out decisions lately, but don't sleep on her finishing ability. She stopped Liang Na with nasty elbows from the back in Singapore back in 2023, showing she's dangerous when she gets you hurt. Tarin's only UFC appearance so far was all about volume striking and staying busy for 15 minutes. She threw 250 strikes in that fight, which is wild for flyweight.
The matchup comes down to whether Aldrich can make this ugly and find those big moments, or if Tarin can keep it at range and pile up the volume like she did against Kareckaite. Both are southpaws so the angles are gonna be interesting, and neither one backs down from a firefight. Aldrich landed 52 strikes against Horth but only connected at 34 percent, while Tarin was hitting at 50 percent in her debut. This is a huge spot for Tarin to prove she belongs in the deep end of this division, while Aldrich is trying to keep her momentum rolling and push toward that top 15.
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JJ Aldrich
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Both these southpaws are coming in hot, and this flyweight scrap at Noche UFC is all about who can impose their game first. JJ Aldrich just put together back to back wins over Andrea Lee and Jamey-Lyn Horth, showing she's figured something out in this division. Regina Tarin walked into Mexico City in February and put on a striking clinic against Ernesta Kareckaite, landing 125 strikes and looking super comfortable in the pocket. Here's the thing though.
- Aldrich riding two straight wins into Noche UFC
- Tarin's volume striking vs Aldrich's finishing instincts
- Southpaw mirror match creates tricky angles all night
If Aldrich finds a way to hurt Tarin in the second or third round, those elbows from back control could show up again.
Aldrich has been grinding out decisions lately, but don't sleep on her finishing ability. She stopped Liang Na with nasty elbows from the back in Singapore back in 2023, showing she's dangerous when she gets you hurt. Tarin's only UFC appearance so far was all about volume striking and staying busy for 15 minutes. She threw 250 strikes in that fight, which is wild for flyweight.
The matchup comes down to whether Aldrich can make this ugly and find those big moments, or if Tarin can keep it at range and pile up the volume like she did against Kareckaite. Both are southpaws so the angles are gonna be interesting, and neither one backs down from a firefight. Aldrich landed 52 strikes against Horth but only connected at 34 percent, while Tarin was hitting at 50 percent in her debut. This is a huge spot for Tarin to prove she belongs in the deep end of this division, while Aldrich is trying to keep her momentum rolling and push toward that top 15.
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Regina Tarin
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