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These two just fought back in December and nobody could figure out who won. Jan Blachowicz and Bogdan Guskov battled to a majority draw at UFC 323, and now they're running it back in Belgrade on August 1. The first fight was close as hell, with Blachowicz landing 100 strikes to Guskov's 98, but the Uzbek fighter controlled over four minutes of cage time. One judge had it for Guskov, two called it even. Fans are still debating who really won that one. Here's the thing about this rematch.
- December draw left everyone wanting more from these two
- Guskov riding four straight finishes before the Blachowicz stalemate
- Blachowicz searching for answers after back to back setbacks
Guskov's finished four of his last five, so if he gets Jan hurt or finds a takedown, things could end quick in any round.
Guskov's been on an absolute tear, finishing three straight fights before that draw. He slept Nikita Krylov in July, choked out Billy Elekana at UFC 311, and stopped Ryan Spann and Zac Pauga before that. The dude's dangerous everywhere. Meanwhile, Blachowicz is trying to find his footing again after losing to Carlos Ulberg in March and that split decision to Alex Pereira back in 2023. The Polish veteran did beat Aleksandar Rakic via injury TKO in 2022 and fought for the title against Magomed Ankalaev that same year, another draw. This is a classic veteran craftsman versus hungry finisher matchup.
Blachowicz has the experience and polish, but Guskov's got that scary finishing instinct. Four of his five UFC wins came by stoppage. The first fight showed these guys are evenly matched on the feet, so whoever makes the adjustment and finds their moment first could steal this one. Guskov's ground game looked sharp when he had Blachowicz down, but Jan's tough as nails and knows how to survive.
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These two just fought back in December and nobody could figure out who won. Jan Blachowicz and Bogdan Guskov battled to a majority draw at UFC 323, and now they're running it back in Belgrade on August 1. The first fight was close as hell, with Blachowicz landing 100 strikes to Guskov's 98, but the Uzbek fighter controlled over four minutes of cage time. One judge had it for Guskov, two called it even. Fans are still debating who really won that one. Here's the thing about this rematch.
- December draw left everyone wanting more from these two
- Guskov riding four straight finishes before the Blachowicz stalemate
- Blachowicz searching for answers after back to back setbacks
Guskov's finished four of his last five, so if he gets Jan hurt or finds a takedown, things could end quick in any round.
Guskov's been on an absolute tear, finishing three straight fights before that draw. He slept Nikita Krylov in July, choked out Billy Elekana at UFC 311, and stopped Ryan Spann and Zac Pauga before that. The dude's dangerous everywhere. Meanwhile, Blachowicz is trying to find his footing again after losing to Carlos Ulberg in March and that split decision to Alex Pereira back in 2023. The Polish veteran did beat Aleksandar Rakic via injury TKO in 2022 and fought for the title against Magomed Ankalaev that same year, another draw. This is a classic veteran craftsman versus hungry finisher matchup.
Blachowicz has the experience and polish, but Guskov's got that scary finishing instinct. Four of his five UFC wins came by stoppage. The first fight showed these guys are evenly matched on the feet, so whoever makes the adjustment and finds their moment first could steal this one. Guskov's ground game looked sharp when he had Blachowicz down, but Jan's tough as nails and knows how to survive.
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