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Scheduled to fight June 4
Michailidis will take on Rinat Fakhretdinov at the UFC event on June 4, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Michailidis is coming off a defeat by TKO to Alex Pereira back in early November. He was doing solid prior to that, but dropped to 1-2 with the UFC. Fakhretdinov has a 20-2 career record, but will be making his UFC debut.
Michailidis is coming off a defeat by TKO to Alex Pereira back in early November. He was doing solid prior to that, but dropped to 1-2 with the UFC. Fakhretdinov has a 20-2 career record, but will be making his UFC debut.
Finished by Alex Pereira
Michailidis lost to Alex Pereira via TKO (strikes) at 0:18 of Round 2 at UFC 268 on Saturday in New York City.
ANALYSIS
The first round couldn't have gone any better for the +225 underdog. He used his cardio and wrestling game to subdue the debuting Pereira, but the roof caved in early in Round 2 when Michailidis ducked down and allowed Pereira to land a flying knee flush to his face. Michailidis was clearly done immediately, but referee Dan Miragliotta forced him to absorb a few more shots before officially pulling the plug. Michailidis, now 33 years of age, has looked like nothing more than roster depth since joining the UFC in July 2020. He is 1-2 with the company.
The first round couldn't have gone any better for the +225 underdog. He used his cardio and wrestling game to subdue the debuting Pereira, but the roof caved in early in Round 2 when Michailidis ducked down and allowed Pereira to land a flying knee flush to his face. Michailidis was clearly done immediately, but referee Dan Miragliotta forced him to absorb a few more shots before officially pulling the plug. Michailidis, now 33 years of age, has looked like nothing more than roster depth since joining the UFC in July 2020. He is 1-2 with the company.
Returning in November
Michailidis (hand) will return to the Octagon to fight Alex Pereira at UFC 268 on Nov. 6, Marcel Dorff of MMADNA reports.
ANALYSIS
Michailidis is coming off his first UFC victory in a unanimous decision over K.B. Bhullar back in the beginning of May and will be returning from a six-month medical suspension when he fights Pereira in November. His opponent will be making his UFC debut but did return to the cage in 2020 when he knocked out Thomas Powell in the Legacy Fighting Alliance.
Michailidis is coming off his first UFC victory in a unanimous decision over K.B. Bhullar back in the beginning of May and will be returning from a six-month medical suspension when he fights Pereira in November. His opponent will be making his UFC debut but did return to the cage in 2020 when he knocked out Thomas Powell in the Legacy Fighting Alliance.
Needs clearance on left hand
Michailidis is facing a six-month medical suspension, MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Michailidis defeated K.B. Bhullar via unanimous decision last weekend, but will need clearance from a doctor on his left hand to fight again before October 29. Michailidis is now 13-4 as a professional.
Michailidis defeated K.B. Bhullar via unanimous decision last weekend, but will need clearance from a doctor on his left hand to fight again before October 29. Michailidis is now 13-4 as a professional.
Earns first UFC victory
Michailidis defeated K.B. Bhullar via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Considering Bhullar's struggles, it's disappointing Michailidis was able to get the finish. Still, it was a nice effort on the heels of his TKO loss to Modestas Bukauskas in his UFC debut last July. Michailidis has proven to be effective in short bursts. He has legitimate power in addition to the ability to push the pace on his opposition if the opportunity presents itself. It was easy for him in this fight since Bhullar essentially refused to return fire. There are concerns regarding Michailidis' cardio and secondary skills, but he does a decent job of fighting to his strengths.
Considering Bhullar's struggles, it's disappointing Michailidis was able to get the finish. Still, it was a nice effort on the heels of his TKO loss to Modestas Bukauskas in his UFC debut last July. Michailidis has proven to be effective in short bursts. He has legitimate power in addition to the ability to push the pace on his opposition if the opportunity presents itself. It was easy for him in this fight since Bhullar essentially refused to return fire. There are concerns regarding Michailidis' cardio and secondary skills, but he does a decent job of fighting to his strengths.