How AgentMMA breaks down Ramazan Temirov vs Lone'er Kavanagh
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Ramazan Temirov is riding some serious momentum into Abu Dhabi. The dude just cracked Steve Erceg with punches in the first round back in July, and that knockout got him into the top 10 at flyweight. Now he's facing Lone'er Kavanagh, who's coming off a tough night against Brandon Royval where he got caught in a rear naked choke in round three. Kavanagh had that huge win over Brandon Moreno earlier this year, a full five round war in Mexico City that went to decision, so we know he can hang with the best. Here's the thing though.
- Temirov riding three fight win streak with brutal Erceg knockout
- Kavanagh looking to bounce back from back to back losses
- Both orthodox strikers who love to throw down in the pocket
If Temirov's gonna get another finish, it'll come early when he's fresh and hunting for that knockout shot.
Kavanagh has been in some wars lately. That knockout loss to Charles Johnson in Shanghai, then the Royval submission. He's tough as nails and showed it by landing 63 strikes against Royval even in a losing effort, but Temirov is dangerous and fresh off starching a legit contender. Temirov's got three straight wins now, all finishes or dominant decisions, and he's clearly got power in his hands. This is a classic flyweight scrap between a guy trying to prove he belongs in the rankings and a guy trying to climb back up after some setbacks.
Kavanagh's got the experience against top names, but Temirov's got that scary finishing ability. Both dudes are orthodox strikers, so expect them to meet in the pocket and trade. Kavanagh's shown he can mix in takedowns when he needs them, going 4 for 6 against Felipe dos Santos, but Temirov hasn't really been tested on the ground in the UFC yet.
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Ramazan Temirov is riding some serious momentum into Abu Dhabi. The dude just cracked Steve Erceg with punches in the first round back in July, and that knockout got him into the top 10 at flyweight. Now he's facing Lone'er Kavanagh, who's coming off a tough night against Brandon Royval where he got caught in a rear naked choke in round three. Kavanagh had that huge win over Brandon Moreno earlier this year, a full five round war in Mexico City that went to decision, so we know he can hang with the best. Here's the thing though.
- Temirov riding three fight win streak with brutal Erceg knockout
- Kavanagh looking to bounce back from back to back losses
- Both orthodox strikers who love to throw down in the pocket
If Temirov's gonna get another finish, it'll come early when he's fresh and hunting for that knockout shot.
Kavanagh has been in some wars lately. That knockout loss to Charles Johnson in Shanghai, then the Royval submission. He's tough as nails and showed it by landing 63 strikes against Royval even in a losing effort, but Temirov is dangerous and fresh off starching a legit contender. Temirov's got three straight wins now, all finishes or dominant decisions, and he's clearly got power in his hands. This is a classic flyweight scrap between a guy trying to prove he belongs in the rankings and a guy trying to climb back up after some setbacks.
Kavanagh's got the experience against top names, but Temirov's got that scary finishing ability. Both dudes are orthodox strikers, so expect them to meet in the pocket and trade. Kavanagh's shown he can mix in takedowns when he needs them, going 4 for 6 against Felipe dos Santos, but Temirov hasn't really been tested on the ground in the UFC yet.
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