He also secured two takedowns. But at the very end of the round, and out of almost no where, Silva cracked Gordon with a massive flying knee that dropped Gordon to the ground but it the round would come to a close with Gordon still standing. The second round featured both fighters showing off their stand-up game and both finding success.
Gordon's multiple strike combos were effective, as well as his kicks. But it was Gordon's two takedowns that might have won him the round. At the very end Silva attempted a submission and nearly locked it in. Gordon also stood up gingerly indicating that he might have a right leg injury.
The first punch of the third from Gordon was a beautiful cross that stunned Silva, but then "Netto BJJ" fired right back pushing Gordon back with a nice punch of his own. Both fighters standing and throwing absolute bombs back and forth with nearly backing down. And after a handful of exchanges where both fighters landed almost every single shot, it was Silva that finally put the nail in the coffin with a combo that knocked Gordon out against the fence.
Fight of the night so far here in Milwaukee. It didn't take long for 'The Joker' to get to work. Hermansson engagned with Meerschaert in the clinch, took him down and starting to work his ground game. He moved his way into full-mount, flattened Meerschaert out on the canvas and took his back. From this position Hermansson dominated Meerschaert for the majority of the round, until he was able to secure a guillotine choke and get a first wrong finish.
The two middleweights played the chess match to start the first, keeping range but still throwing plenty of volume. Zak Cummings' kicks were very effective in the first round. Landing a couple head kicks but also attacking the left calf of Trevor Smith. Both fighters experiencing significant swelling and have multiple cuts.
Notably, the left eye of Cummings' was nearly swollen shot at the end of the first round. Smith started the second off with a nice right hook that found its mark.
Cummings' leg kicks caused Smith some trouble, as his movement definitely slowed down. Cummings' started having success but Smith counters by surging forward and connecting with his own combo. As the round progressed Cummings was landing with his hands, kicks and started taking control of the fight. At the beginning of the third round Cummings dropped Smith with a nice shot but as Cummings pounced, Smith was able to reverse the position and execute some ground and pound before Cummings made it back to his feet.
Then Cummings hit Smith with a body kick that landed flush, maybe his best kick of the fight. Cummings ended the fight with some devastating knees in the clinch. After about a minute of feeling each other out Ige was able to secure a takedown after a brief scramble. From there 'Dynamite Dan' executed to ground and pound game on the Milwaukee product. Ige made his way into full-mount and do a little damage before Griffin made it to his feet.
The last 30 seconds of the first round were absolute madness as the crowd cheered on Griffin as he blitzed Ige with a full on attack at the bell. To kick off the second round, Ige lowered his hips and picked Griffin up of the ground before slamming him near the outside of the Octagon. Both fighters worked on the ground, with Griffin reversing position and nearly catching Ige in a rear naked choke.
Griffin stood over Ige and poured on straight punches, with Ige throwing up-kick after up-kick in defense. Close fight heading into the last round and it was Ige that took control of the fight. With just under three minutes remaining in the fight he made sure to get some recognition on the scorecards with multiple takedowns and a submission attempt.
Really fun fight but it was Ige's wrestling that helped him earn the decision victory. What a start! Adam Milstead and Mike Rodriguez didn't waste anytime throwing big shots. It took less than 30 seconds for one of the light heavyweights to drop their opponent, with Rodriguez connecting on a huge shot that put Milstead on his back.
Milstead was able to survive, get back to his feet and regain his composure. But Rodriguez wasn't going to let Milstead get out of the round. Rodriguez hit Milstead with a left to the body followed by a massive knee to the liver that crumbled Milstead. Another flurry of shots and just like that Rodriguez was able to get his first UFC win. If you watched Juan Adam's fight on Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series you could tell right away that this heavyweight prospect had big time potential.
Adams picked De La Rocha apart in the stand-up game before taking De La Rocha to the ground and viciously beating him up for the better half of the first round.
In the second round the fight turned into a brawl, with both big men engaged in the clinch throwing shots. At about the halfway mark in the round both fighters started to show signs of fatigue, with De La Rocha forcing the action. Adams definitely landed more shots every time the two threw hands and once again Adams was able to take De La Rocha down and connect on some nice elbows before the round was over.
Heading into the last frame it definitely felt like Adams could finish the fight at any point. And less than a minute into the third he did just that. Peppering De La Rocha with multiple shots, followed it up with a big knee to the body then pushed De La Rocha up to the fence and threw shot after shot until it the ref had to stop the fight.
Great way to start the night! Anterior Siguiente. Lee vs Iaquinta 2 - Final Results. Main Card. Kevin Lee vs. Al Iaquinta. Social Post. Edson Barboza vs. Gerald Meerschaert. Jack Hermansson. Trevor Smith. Zak Cummings. Dan Ige. Jordan Griffin. Adam Milstead. Mike Rodriguez. Chris De La Rocha. Juan Adams. Here's what went down. Results 1 Jahr ago. Lee vs Iaquinta 2 - Final Results. Announcements 1 Jahr ago.
Milwaukee Weigh-in Results. Athletes 1 Jahr ago. Five Questions with Dan Hooker. Milstead Ramping Things Up. Falling Into Place. Good pace and good volume from both guys in round one. Green constantly talked to Klose, even as he slammed him to canvas early in the second round.
But after Klose was able to get to his feet, Klose started having success with his hands. Connecting on some crisp combos before mixing in some nice dirty boxing in the clinch. Just when it seemed like Klose was going to take control and errant takedown attempt resulted in Green landing on top of Klose, working some ground and pound. Klose brought the fireworks to start the third round, throwing heavy hands and flying attempts.
For the first 40 seconds the fans here in Milwaukee were in a frenzy. Klose's striking started really connecting in the final round, but Green kept shaking his head as if the shots weren't hurting him. Klose never stopped moving forward, always keeping Green on his heels. Good fight from both guys but in the end Klose just did more and earned the win. Our first lightweight fight of the evening featured Jared Gordon and Joaquim Silva.
After his recent move to Duke Roufus Sport in Milwaukee, Gordon said that he had made some major strides as a fighter. And he showed it in the opening round against Silva. He also secured two takedowns. But at the very end of the round, and out of almost no where, Silva cracked Gordon with a massive flying knee that dropped Gordon to the ground but it the round would come to a close with Gordon still standing. The second round featured both fighters showing off their stand-up game and both finding success.
Gordon's multiple strike combos were effective, as well as his kicks. But it was Gordon's two takedowns that might have won him the round. At the very end Silva attempted a submission and nearly locked it in.
Gordon also stood up gingerly indicating that he might have a right leg injury. The first punch of the third from Gordon was a beautiful cross that stunned Silva, but then "Netto BJJ" fired right back pushing Gordon back with a nice punch of his own. Both fighters standing and throwing absolute bombs back and forth with nearly backing down. And after a handful of exchanges where both fighters landed almost every single shot, it was Silva that finally put the nail in the coffin with a combo that knocked Gordon out against the fence.
Fight of the night so far here in Milwaukee. It didn't take long for 'The Joker' to get to work. Hermansson engagned with Meerschaert in the clinch, took him down and starting to work his ground game. He moved his way into full-mount, flattened Meerschaert out on the canvas and took his back.
From this position Hermansson dominated Meerschaert for the majority of the round, until he was able to secure a guillotine choke and get a first wrong finish. The two middleweights played the chess match to start the first, keeping range but still throwing plenty of volume. Zak Cummings' kicks were very effective in the first round. Landing a couple head kicks but also attacking the left calf of Trevor Smith. Both fighters experiencing significant swelling and have multiple cuts.
Notably, the left eye of Cummings' was nearly swollen shot at the end of the first round. Smith started the second off with a nice right hook that found its mark. Cummings' leg kicks caused Smith some trouble, as his movement definitely slowed down. Cummings' started having success but Smith counters by surging forward and connecting with his own combo.
As the round progressed Cummings was landing with his hands, kicks and started taking control of the fight. At the beginning of the third round Cummings dropped Smith with a nice shot but as Cummings pounced, Smith was able to reverse the position and execute some ground and pound before Cummings made it back to his feet.
Then Cummings hit Smith with a body kick that landed flush, maybe his best kick of the fight. Cummings ended the fight with some devastating knees in the clinch. After about a minute of feeling each other out Ige was able to secure a takedown after a brief scramble. From there 'Dynamite Dan' executed to ground and pound game on the Milwaukee product. Ige made his way into full-mount and do a little damage before Griffin made it to his feet.
The last 30 seconds of the first round were absolute madness as the crowd cheered on Griffin as he blitzed Ige with a full on attack at the bell. To kick off the second round, Ige lowered his hips and picked Griffin up of the ground before slamming him near the outside of the Octagon.
Both fighters worked on the ground, with Griffin reversing position and nearly catching Ige in a rear naked choke. Griffin stood over Ige and poured on straight punches, with Ige throwing up-kick after up-kick in defense. Close fight heading into the last round and it was Ige that took control of the fight. With just under three minutes remaining in the fight he made sure to get some recognition on the scorecards with multiple takedowns and a submission attempt.
Really fun fight but it was Ige's wrestling that helped him earn the decision victory. What a start! Adam Milstead and Mike Rodriguez didn't waste anytime throwing big shots. It took less than 30 seconds for one of the light heavyweights to drop their opponent, with Rodriguez connecting on a huge shot that put Milstead on his back. Milstead was able to survive, get back to his feet and regain his composure.
But Rodriguez wasn't going to let Milstead get out of the round. Rodriguez hit Milstead with a left to the body followed by a massive knee to the liver that crumbled Milstead. Another flurry of shots and just like that Rodriguez was able to get his first UFC win.
If you watched Juan Adam's fight on Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series you could tell right away that this heavyweight prospect had big time potential. Adams picked De La Rocha apart in the stand-up game before taking De La Rocha to the ground and viciously beating him up for the better half of the first round.
In the second round the fight turned into a brawl, with both big men engaged in the clinch throwing shots. At about the halfway mark in the round both fighters started to show signs of fatigue, with De La Rocha forcing the action. Adams definitely landed more shots every time the two threw hands and once again Adams was able to take De La Rocha down and connect on some nice elbows before the round was over.
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