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Fight rescheduled
Hernandez's fight against Michel Pereira will no longer take place at UFC 306 in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sept. 14 but will instead headline a Fight Night card on Oct. 19, Guilherme Cruz of MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Hernandez will still fight Pereira in the middleweight division, but their bout has now been pushed back over a month. Hernandez will look to extend his winning streak to six but will face a tough matchup with Pereira, who is also adept at winning via submission.
Hernandez will still fight Pereira in the middleweight division, but their bout has now been pushed back over a month. Hernandez will look to extend his winning streak to six but will face a tough matchup with Pereira, who is also adept at winning via submission.
Fighting at UFC 306
Hernandez will fight Michel Pereira at UFC 306 on September 14, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Hernandez currently holds a five-match win streak, recently beating Roman Kopylov via submission at UFC 298. The American will fight against another middleweight on a win streak, as Pereira has won eight straight with the last two both by submission.
Hernandez currently holds a five-match win streak, recently beating Roman Kopylov via submission at UFC 298. The American will fight against another middleweight on a win streak, as Pereira has won eight straight with the last two both by submission.
Withdrews from Dolidze fight
Hernandez withdrew from fighting Roman Dolidze at UFC 302 due to a hand injury, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Hernandez suffered the hand injury while training on Friday. An MRI revealed the injury to be a torn ligament, which is expected to keep him out of action for a while, including UFC 302.
Hernandez suffered the hand injury while training on Friday. An MRI revealed the injury to be a torn ligament, which is expected to keep him out of action for a while, including UFC 302.
Booked for UFC 302
Hernandez is set to square off against Roman Dolidze at UFC 302 on June 1, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Hernandez has turned things around and then some since starting 1-2 with the company, as he is riding a five-fight winning streak since beating Roman Kopylov via submission at UFC 298 most recently. That streak will go on the line against Dolidze, who will be attempting to snap his own two-fight losing streak.
Hernandez has turned things around and then some since starting 1-2 with the company, as he is riding a five-fight winning streak since beating Roman Kopylov via submission at UFC 298 most recently. That streak will go on the line against Dolidze, who will be attempting to snap his own two-fight losing streak.
Runs winning streak to five
Hernandez defeated Roman Kopylov via submission (rear-naked choke) at 3:23 of Round 2 at UFC 298 on Saturday in Anaheim.
ANALYSIS
Everyone is well aware Hernandez's grappling game is lightyears ahead of his striking. Not surprisingly, there were a couple hairy moments on the feet for Anthony at times, but his constant pressure and relentless pursuit of the takedown finally planted Kopylov to the mat and allowed Hernandez to clamp on the rear-naked choke that closed the show. It would also go on to earn him a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus. All told, Hernandez landed just 3-of-11 attempts, but a large part of "Fluffy's" appeal is his elite gas tank. If the first few takedowns don't connect, there will always be more forthcoming. Hernandez feels undersized for middleweight, and he's going to struggle if the takedowns aren't landing, but the elite cardio gives him a high floor. The 30-year-old California native has won five in a row.
Everyone is well aware Hernandez's grappling game is lightyears ahead of his striking. Not surprisingly, there were a couple hairy moments on the feet for Anthony at times, but his constant pressure and relentless pursuit of the takedown finally planted Kopylov to the mat and allowed Hernandez to clamp on the rear-naked choke that closed the show. It would also go on to earn him a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus. All told, Hernandez landed just 3-of-11 attempts, but a large part of "Fluffy's" appeal is his elite gas tank. If the first few takedowns don't connect, there will always be more forthcoming. Hernandez feels undersized for middleweight, and he's going to struggle if the takedowns aren't landing, but the elite cardio gives him a high floor. The 30-year-old California native has won five in a row.