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UFC Fight Night: Ankalaev vs. Walker 2 Fight Card

Main Card

Magomed Ankalaev vs. Johnny Walker; Light heavyweight
Matheus Nicolau vs. Manel Kape; Flyweight
Jim Miller vs. Gabriel Benitez; Lightweight
Ricky Simon vs. Mario Bautista; Bantamweight
Phil Hawes vs. Brunno Ferreira; Middleweight

UFC Fight 234 Prelims

Andrei Arlovski vs. Waldo Cortes-Acosta; Heavyweight
Matthew Semelsberger vs. Preston Parsons; Welterweight
Marcus McGhee vs. Gaston Bolanos; Bantamweight
Farid Basharat vs. Taylor Lapilus; Bantamweight
Westin Wilson vs. Jean Silva; Featherweight
Tom Nolan vs. Nikolas Motta; Lightweight
Joshua Van vs. Felipe Bunes; Flyweight

 

The main event UFC Fight Night 234 in Las Vegas features a rematch between two light heavyweights who are familiar with the southpaw stance.

Carrying a knack for countering, Magomed Ankalaev wields a lot of the offense that southpaws should never leave home without.

Whether Ankalaev lands counter crosses to deceptive check-right hooks, the 30-year-old is decent at keeping his eyes open in exchanges.

Ankalaev also does well at using uppercuts and front kicks to check dips and level changes, which, in turn, score to the body.

Although Ankalaev seems to have a good beat on spinning attacks (likely to do the strong Wushu Sanda presence in Makhachkala),

he’s shown susceptibility to leg kicks and kick counters in recent fights.

Although Ankalaev has also shown instances of improved checks and kick defense throughout this same stretch,

his legs will likely still be the target for Johnny Walker this time around.

 

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An offensive marauder who towers over the majority of his peers,

Walker brings a lot to the table if you’re a fan of explosive freakshows.

Whether he’s parlaying spinning kicks into backfists or launching flying knees up the middle,

Walker hits as hard as the liquor that his name is associated with.

UFC Fight Night 234 Between the Brazilian wildman’s aggressive nature to the nomadic history of his training camps,

there’s not a lot of process in Walker’s game to speak of. However, with the help of the John Kavanagh and the SBG Ireland crew,

Walker has shown to embrace a more thoughtful and feint-heavy approach.

In Walker’s defense, he has been able to show more measured and process-based striking than before,

but those improvements appear much more prevalent against orthodox-stance opposition.

 

 

 

 

 

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