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To return in January
Curtis (foot) will take on Roman Kopylov (abdomen) in a middleweight matchup at the UFC event scheduled for January 11, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
After a hot start with the company, Curtis has just one win in his last four trips to the cage, and he recently lost a pay-per-view card opportunity due to a foot injury. Given this fight has been announced already, he expects to be recovered by fight night when it arrives just over three months down the road. He takes on an opponent in Kopylov who has also been sidelined a while, as Kopylov was scheduled to fight this summer but forced out by an abdominal injury. Kopylov, who has had better results of late than Curtis, also has superior grappling numbers, but Curtis figures to be the better man -- at least in terms of volume -- when the two are on the feet.
After a hot start with the company, Curtis has just one win in his last four trips to the cage, and he recently lost a pay-per-view card opportunity due to a foot injury. Given this fight has been announced already, he expects to be recovered by fight night when it arrives just over three months down the road. He takes on an opponent in Kopylov who has also been sidelined a while, as Kopylov was scheduled to fight this summer but forced out by an abdominal injury. Kopylov, who has had better results of late than Curtis, also has superior grappling numbers, but Curtis figures to be the better man -- at least in terms of volume -- when the two are on the feet.
Out for UFC 307
Curtis is out for UFC 307 due to a foot injury, according to Damon Martin of MMAFighting.com.
ANALYSIS
Curtis was expected to compete against Kevin Holland at UFC 307. But on Wednesday night, while hard sparring with Caio Barralho, Curtis suffered a training injury in the form of a slight fracture in his left foot. Curtis is also dealing with a Lisfranc injury, bones in the midfoot being broken or ligaments supporting the midfoot being torn. At the very least, Curtis looks to be good for December, though that means months before he can compete again.
Curtis was expected to compete against Kevin Holland at UFC 307. But on Wednesday night, while hard sparring with Caio Barralho, Curtis suffered a training injury in the form of a slight fracture in his left foot. Curtis is also dealing with a Lisfranc injury, bones in the midfoot being broken or ligaments supporting the midfoot being torn. At the very least, Curtis looks to be good for December, though that means months before he can compete again.
Holland up next
Curtis (hamstring) will compete against fellow middleweight Kevin Holland at UFC 307 in Salt Lake City on Oct. 5, according to Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Less than four months since suffering a Grade 3 hamstring tear, Curtis has scheduled a fight for later this year. He will look to bounce back from his loss against Brendan Allen at UFC Vegas 89.
Less than four months since suffering a Grade 3 hamstring tear, Curtis has scheduled a fight for later this year. He will look to bounce back from his loss against Brendan Allen at UFC Vegas 89.
Suffers hamstring tear
Curtis disclosed Monday that he suffered a Grade 3 hamstring tear, according to his personal X account.
ANALYSIS
It turns out that Curtis' hamstring injury he suffered against Brendan Allen was also the most severe hamstring injury he could get, which is expected to keep him out for a while, maybe even until 2025. He went 1-2 with a no-contest across his last four fights.
It turns out that Curtis' hamstring injury he suffered against Brendan Allen was also the most severe hamstring injury he could get, which is expected to keep him out for a while, maybe even until 2025. He went 1-2 with a no-contest across his last four fights.
Drops war to Brendan Allen
Curtis lost to Brendan Allen via split decision (47-48, 48-47, 46-49) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Curtis won via second-round knockout when these two first met in December 2021. He was unable to emerge victorious here, but put forth another credible showing, particularly considering he accepted the fight on short notice. Curtis matches up very well against Allen because he's about the most durable man in the sport today. Brendan is primarily a brawler and Chris is willing to eat shots to get to his own offense. The difference in this fight was Allen's wrestling. Curtis is known for his exceptional takedown defense, but he allowed his opponent to land 6-of-13 attempts, a couple of which came at key times. It should also be noted Chris appeared to injure his leg late in the fight. He essentially had to be held up as the decision was announced and was assisted to the back after the bout. Having fought four times (1-2, 1NC) in the past year, Curtis is due some time off regarding of whether or not the injury is serious.
Curtis won via second-round knockout when these two first met in December 2021. He was unable to emerge victorious here, but put forth another credible showing, particularly considering he accepted the fight on short notice. Curtis matches up very well against Allen because he's about the most durable man in the sport today. Brendan is primarily a brawler and Chris is willing to eat shots to get to his own offense. The difference in this fight was Allen's wrestling. Curtis is known for his exceptional takedown defense, but he allowed his opponent to land 6-of-13 attempts, a couple of which came at key times. It should also be noted Chris appeared to injure his leg late in the fight. He essentially had to be held up as the decision was announced and was assisted to the back after the bout. Having fought four times (1-2, 1NC) in the past year, Curtis is due some time off regarding of whether or not the injury is serious.