Andre Muniz

Sergipano

Brazil

Aliskerov bout back on
MiddleweightUFC
February 2, 2025
Muniz will fight Ikram Aliskerov at UFC Kansas City on April 26, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
The fight was previously scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia before Muniz was forced to withdraw due to passport issues, but it appears it will now take place in Kansas City. Muniz will hope to shake off any rust that may have developed since his most recent fight in December, 2023. With a combined record of 20-1 in submission finishes, both fighters will likely be looking to use the ground game to take out their opponent.
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Fight canceled
MiddleweightUFC
January 25, 2025
Muniz will no longer fight Ikram Aliskerov at UFC Saudi Arabia on Feb. 1, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Muniz was forced to withdraw from the event due to passport issues. This is now the second time he has had to call off a fight against Aliskerov, and it's unclear if a third attempt will be made to have the two fighters face off.
Re-scheduled versus Aliskerov
MiddleweightUFC
October 23, 2024
Muniz will fight Ikram Aliskerov at UFC Saudi Arabia on Feb. 1, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
The two fighters were originally set to face each other at UFC Vegas 93 back in June, but Muniz suffered a foot fracture while training for the bout and has since been held out of action. Now fully recovered, he'll finally get his shot at Aliskerov, though the 34-year-old Brazilian could be at risk of showing some rust in what will be his first fight in nearly 14 months.
Out for UFC Vegas 93
MiddleweightUFC
May 30, 2024
Muniz suffered a foot fracture in training and will no longer take on Ikram Aliskerov at UFC Vegas 93, per Guilherme Cruz of MMAFighting.com.
ANALYSIS
Muniz and Aliskerov were expected to co-headline the event along with Alex Perez and Tatsuro Taira, but the injury is expected to require surgery and take Muniz out of action for an extended period. It is thus far unclear whether Aliskerov will be given another opponent for the event.
Aliskerov up next
MiddleweightUFC
April 8, 2024
Muniz is scheduled to compete against Ikram Aliskerov in a middleweight fight at UFC Vegas 93 on June 15, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Muniz will look to bounce back from a relatively unimpressive 2023, a year he went 1-2. He submitted to Brendan Allen, suffered a TKO from Paul Craig and barely defeated Jun Yong Park by split decision to round that year off. For his first opponent in 2024, Muniz's next opponent is Aliskerov, 2-0 in UFC completion and 15-1 overall, with his lone loss being to Khamzat Chimaev.
Barely gets past Jun Yong Park
MiddleweightUFC
December 9, 2023
Muniz defeated Jun Yong Park via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Few UFC middleweights are as inconsistent as Muniz, even on a round-by-round basis. That said, he entered having lost two in a row and needed a win here with his roster spot possibly on the line, and he got it. Barely. Any fighter than lands 11 takedowns in a 15-minute bout should cruise to a win. Yet, nothing Muniz does is easy, as we see every single time he steps into the Octagon. This one got dicey simply because Andre didn't land any damaging blows while in a dominant position, while Park, who was in an advantageous position far less often, took advantage in the rare instances he found himself in one. The 33-year-old Brazilian began his UFC run with five straight wins and looked like a potential future title challenger at 185 pounds, but those days have come and gone.