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Scheduled against Bukauskas
Prachnio is scheduled to compete against light heavyweight Modestas Modestas Bukauskas at UFC 304 in Manchester on July 27, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Prachnio began his 2024 by defeating Devin Clark via unanimous decision back in February. The former has his chance to go 2-0 this year and will not need to go far to log his second consecutive win.
Prachnio began his 2024 by defeating Devin Clark via unanimous decision back in February. The former has his chance to go 2-0 this year and will not need to go far to log his second consecutive win.
Gets right back in win column
Prachnio defeated Devin Clark via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Known as a one-dimensional striker with durability issues, Prachnio ended up easily pulling the upset of Clark despite entering as a +185 underdog. He stuffed the only two takedown attempts from his opponent, which allowed him to remain standing and thus finish with a 112-53 edge in terms of total strikes landed. He never had Clark in any real trouble in terms of earning the finish, but Prachnio also never found himself in any trouble from a defensive standpoint. The 35-year-old has alternated wins and losses in his past five bouts.
Known as a one-dimensional striker with durability issues, Prachnio ended up easily pulling the upset of Clark despite entering as a +185 underdog. He stuffed the only two takedown attempts from his opponent, which allowed him to remain standing and thus finish with a 112-53 edge in terms of total strikes landed. He never had Clark in any real trouble in terms of earning the finish, but Prachnio also never found himself in any trouble from a defensive standpoint. The 35-year-old has alternated wins and losses in his past five bouts.
Can't defend takedown in loss
Prachnio lost to Vitor Petrino via submission (arm-triangle choke) at 3:42 of Round 3 at UFC 290 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Petrino is known for his striking skills and power, but he flipped the script and leaned on his grappling here, and Prachnio wasn't ready for it. He allowed the Brazilian to land four takedowns for 8:39 worth of control time. Prachnio accepted his position on the mat way too easily and offered zero offense of his own off his back. The rare fighter that wasn't cut despite being knocked out in each of his first three UFC bouts, Prachnio has won three of five since, although his long-term outlook remains bleak. Prachnio will be 35 years of age less than a week after this event takes place.
Petrino is known for his striking skills and power, but he flipped the script and leaned on his grappling here, and Prachnio wasn't ready for it. He allowed the Brazilian to land four takedowns for 8:39 worth of control time. Prachnio accepted his position on the mat way too easily and offered zero offense of his own off his back. The rare fighter that wasn't cut despite being knocked out in each of his first three UFC bouts, Prachnio has won three of five since, although his long-term outlook remains bleak. Prachnio will be 35 years of age less than a week after this event takes place.
Facing Petrino at UFC 290
Prachnio is expected to take on Vitor Petrino in a light heavyweight matchup at UFC 290 on July 8 in Las Vegas, Guilherme Cruz of MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
After a rough start to his UFC run that saw Prachnio fall via three consecutive first-round stoppages, the Polish fighter has now won three of his last four, including a decision victory over William Knight in February. He now takes on a relative newcomer in Petrino, who earned his contract with a second-round stoppage on Contender Series and followed it up with a FOTN-winning victory over Anton Turkalj in March. Prachnio has a one-inch height advantage but will be giving up three inches in reach.
After a rough start to his UFC run that saw Prachnio fall via three consecutive first-round stoppages, the Polish fighter has now won three of his last four, including a decision victory over William Knight in February. He now takes on a relative newcomer in Petrino, who earned his contract with a second-round stoppage on Contender Series and followed it up with a FOTN-winning victory over Anton Turkalj in March. Prachnio has a one-inch height advantage but will be giving up three inches in reach.
Cruises to easy decision win
Prachnio defeated William Knight via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Facing an opponent that either couldn't or wouldn't engage him, Prachnio cruised to one of the most lopsided unanimous decision wins you will ever see. He made a concerted effort to pound Knight with legs kicks early on. He was credited with 63 leg kicks over the course of the bout, in addition to a 79-8 edge in total strikes landed. That is not a misprint. Knight landed just eight strikes in 15 minutes in a bout that was spent entirely on the feet. Prachnio's 3-4 record in his first seven UFC bouts is quite ugly, but he's been a bit better of late, winning three of four dating back to January 2021.
Facing an opponent that either couldn't or wouldn't engage him, Prachnio cruised to one of the most lopsided unanimous decision wins you will ever see. He made a concerted effort to pound Knight with legs kicks early on. He was credited with 63 leg kicks over the course of the bout, in addition to a 79-8 edge in total strikes landed. That is not a misprint. Knight landed just eight strikes in 15 minutes in a bout that was spent entirely on the feet. Prachnio's 3-4 record in his first seven UFC bouts is quite ugly, but he's been a bit better of late, winning three of four dating back to January 2021.