How AgentMMA breaks down Marc-Andre Barriault vs Kyle Daukaus
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Marc-Andre Barriault needs this one bad. After getting knocked out by Joe Pyfer in 85 seconds, then Dustin Stoltzfus catching him with a punch in the clinch, Powerbar's been on a rough slide. He did get that nasty elbow finish over Bruno Silva back in Montreal, but then dropped decisions to Shara Magomedov and Michal Oleksiejczuk. The Canadian's fighting at home in Edmonton, and you know he's feeling the pressure to turn things around. Kyle Daukaus is coming off his own tough stretch. Bo Nickal absolutely starched him in under five minutes back in June, but before that he was on fire.
- Barriault desperate to snap losing skid on home soil
- Daukaus hunting submissions after brutal Bo Nickal knockout
- Canadian crowd could be huge factor in Edmonton
If Daukaus gets a takedown early or Barriault lands clean in the pocket, this one could be over in round one.
That 50 second D'Arce choke over Gerald Meerschaert was slick as hell, and he knocked out Michel Pereira with elbows from guard in 43 seconds. The Martinez BJJ product can finish fights in a heartbeat when he gets you where he wants you. This matchup is all about where it takes place. Barriault's got the power and wants to keep it standing, throw those heavy hands and elbows in the clinch like he did to Silva. Daukaus is hunting for necks and looking to drag this to the mat. He's dangerous with submissions and ground strikes, but he's also been knocked out three times in his last five.
If Barriault can stuff the takedowns and make this a brawl, he's got a real shot. The stakes are simple for both guys. Another loss and you're staring at a pink slip. Barriault gets the home crowd behind him, but Daukaus has those fight ending skills that can shut up an arena real quick.
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Marc-Andre Barriault needs this one bad. After getting knocked out by Joe Pyfer in 85 seconds, then Dustin Stoltzfus catching him with a punch in the clinch, Powerbar's been on a rough slide. He did get that nasty elbow finish over Bruno Silva back in Montreal, but then dropped decisions to Shara Magomedov and Michal Oleksiejczuk. The Canadian's fighting at home in Edmonton, and you know he's feeling the pressure to turn things around. Kyle Daukaus is coming off his own tough stretch. Bo Nickal absolutely starched him in under five minutes back in June, but before that he was on fire.
- Barriault desperate to snap losing skid on home soil
- Daukaus hunting submissions after brutal Bo Nickal knockout
- Canadian crowd could be huge factor in Edmonton
If Daukaus gets a takedown early or Barriault lands clean in the pocket, this one could be over in round one.
That 50 second D'Arce choke over Gerald Meerschaert was slick as hell, and he knocked out Michel Pereira with elbows from guard in 43 seconds. The Martinez BJJ product can finish fights in a heartbeat when he gets you where he wants you. This matchup is all about where it takes place. Barriault's got the power and wants to keep it standing, throw those heavy hands and elbows in the clinch like he did to Silva. Daukaus is hunting for necks and looking to drag this to the mat. He's dangerous with submissions and ground strikes, but he's also been knocked out three times in his last five.
If Barriault can stuff the takedowns and make this a brawl, he's got a real shot. The stakes are simple for both guys. Another loss and you're staring at a pink slip. Barriault gets the home crowd behind him, but Daukaus has those fight ending skills that can shut up an arena real quick.
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