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Removed from fight
Baghdasaryan has been removed from his fight against Hyder Amil at UFC Vegas 86 on Feb. 10, James Lynch of MiddleEasy reports.
ANALYSIS
There was no word on why Baghdasaryan was removed from this fight. Amil is currently searching for a new opponent. Baghdasaryan last was in the Octagon back in July when he beat Tucker Lutz by unanimous decision.
There was no word on why Baghdasaryan was removed from this fight. Amil is currently searching for a new opponent. Baghdasaryan last was in the Octagon back in July when he beat Tucker Lutz by unanimous decision.
New fight scheduled
Baghdasaryan is scheduled to compete against Hyder Amil in a featherweight fight at UFC Vegas 86 on Feb. 10, according to Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Baghdasaryan has found a new opponent in place of William Gomis, who the former was supposed to fight at UFC Vegas 85. Baghdasaryan will fight at the proceeding UFC Vegas event with an extra week to prepare.
Baghdasaryan has found a new opponent in place of William Gomis, who the former was supposed to fight at UFC Vegas 85. Baghdasaryan will fight at the proceeding UFC Vegas event with an extra week to prepare.
Loses UFC Vegas 85 opponent
Baghdasaryan is in need of a new opponent for UFC Vegas 85 on Feb. 3 following the withdrawal of William Gomis (undisclosed), Nolan King of USA Today reports.
ANALYSIS
Since it's unclear what type of situation Gomis is dealing with, it's also uncertain whether the UFC will attempt to find a replacement opponent for Baghdasaryan or simply look to re-book this matchup at a later date.
Since it's unclear what type of situation Gomis is dealing with, it's also uncertain whether the UFC will attempt to find a replacement opponent for Baghdasaryan or simply look to re-book this matchup at a later date.
Gomis fight on tap
Baghdasaryan will compete against William Gomis in a featherweight fight at UFC Vegas 85 on Feb. 3, according to Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Baghdasaryan will look to build a win streak by defeating Gomis. The latter featherweight is fighting off 12 consecutive wins, three of them logged in the UFC between 2022 and 2023.
Baghdasaryan will look to build a win streak by defeating Gomis. The latter featherweight is fighting off 12 consecutive wins, three of them logged in the UFC between 2022 and 2023.
Gets right back in win column
Baghsadaryan defeated Tucker Lutz via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) at UFC on ESPN 49 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Baghsadaryan is a pure striker with questionable secondary skills. He was able to overwhelm Lutz on the feet the vast majority of this fight, and it resulted in his third victory in four UFC bouts, but Baghsadaryan allowed a Lutz takedown in each round, something that is a significant problem considering he offers virtually nothing himself in terms of grappling or submission offense. Baghsadaryan will likely be fine whenever he is involved in an extended kickboxing match, but every opponent he faces moving forward is going to try to get him out of his comfort zone. It will be on the 31-year-old California native to adjust.
Baghsadaryan is a pure striker with questionable secondary skills. He was able to overwhelm Lutz on the feet the vast majority of this fight, and it resulted in his third victory in four UFC bouts, but Baghsadaryan allowed a Lutz takedown in each round, something that is a significant problem considering he offers virtually nothing himself in terms of grappling or submission offense. Baghsadaryan will likely be fine whenever he is involved in an extended kickboxing match, but every opponent he faces moving forward is going to try to get him out of his comfort zone. It will be on the 31-year-old California native to adjust.