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Fighting Mullins in Las Vegas
Rendon is fighting Melissa Mullins at UFC Vegas 100 on Nov. 9, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Rendon is coming off her first career loss to Daryl Zheleznyakova in March, giving her a 6-1-0 overall record and 1-1-0 in the UFC. She takes on Mullins who lost to Nora Cornolle via TKO in April and also sits at 1-1 in the promotion. The pair of bantamweights will both look to get back on track in Las Vegas.
Rendon is coming off her first career loss to Daryl Zheleznyakova in March, giving her a 6-1-0 overall record and 1-1-0 in the UFC. She takes on Mullins who lost to Nora Cornolle via TKO in April and also sits at 1-1 in the promotion. The pair of bantamweights will both look to get back on track in Las Vegas.
Drops decision in Vegas
Rendon lost to Darya Zheleznyakova via unanimous decision (28-29, 28-29, 28-29) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Every single week it's becoming more and more clear that judges simply aren't valuing takedowns and ground control time anymore unless you're doing significant damage on the mat. Rendon had no luck on the feet against the debuting Zheleznyakova, but she did connect on 3-of-6 takedowns for 5:24 worth of control time. None of the three judges felt that was enough to win. Rendon just turned 35 years of age, and this was just her seventh professional bout. She won the first six, but all came via decision and all came against extremely low-level competition. Rendon is nothing more than roster depth.
Every single week it's becoming more and more clear that judges simply aren't valuing takedowns and ground control time anymore unless you're doing significant damage on the mat. Rendon had no luck on the feet against the debuting Zheleznyakova, but she did connect on 3-of-6 takedowns for 5:24 worth of control time. None of the three judges felt that was enough to win. Rendon just turned 35 years of age, and this was just her seventh professional bout. She won the first six, but all came via decision and all came against extremely low-level competition. Rendon is nothing more than roster depth.
Zheleznyakova fight scheduled
Rendon is scheduled to compete against Darya Zheleznyakova in a bantamweight fight during the UFC's March 23 event, per Carlos Contreras Legaspi of ESPN Deportes.
ANALYSIS
According to Legaspi, Rendon was initially scheduled to compete against Nora Cornolle, who is now unavailable. So instead, Rendon will fight Zheleznyakova, who is trying to make her UFC debut after a previous bout withdrawal she committed herself.
According to Legaspi, Rendon was initially scheduled to compete against Nora Cornolle, who is now unavailable. So instead, Rendon will fight Zheleznyakova, who is trying to make her UFC debut after a previous bout withdrawal she committed herself.
Takes split decision in UFC debut
Rendon defeated Tamires Vidal via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
This fight was close, but all things considered, Rendon looked pretty good for a 34-year-old who entered with all of four professional bouts under her belt. It took Rendon the better part of a round to find her range, but once she did, she was able to close the distance between her and Vidal and drag her opponent to the mat three times over the course of the final ten minutes. The control time was enough to earn her the win in the eyes of two of the three judges. Rendon's upside would appear to be quite low despite her victory here.
This fight was close, but all things considered, Rendon looked pretty good for a 34-year-old who entered with all of four professional bouts under her belt. It took Rendon the better part of a round to find her range, but once she did, she was able to close the distance between her and Vidal and drag her opponent to the mat three times over the course of the final ten minutes. The control time was enough to earn her the win in the eyes of two of the three judges. Rendon's upside would appear to be quite low despite her victory here.
UFC debut scheduled
Rendon will make her UFC debut against Tamires Vidal in a bantamweight matchup at UFC Vegas 79 on Sep. 23, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Rendon enters the UFC with a spotless 5-0 record on the regional circuits, most recently competing under the banner of Invicta, along with a few appearances for Combate Global. All five of those victories have came via decision, though she has competed in a few grappling matches as well. She'll make her official debut against Vidal, a fighter who impressed with POTN-winning, first-round knockout in her UFC debut last November but has been sidelined since with an unspecified issue.
Rendon enters the UFC with a spotless 5-0 record on the regional circuits, most recently competing under the banner of Invicta, along with a few appearances for Combate Global. All five of those victories have came via decision, though she has competed in a few grappling matches as well. She'll make her official debut against Vidal, a fighter who impressed with POTN-winning, first-round knockout in her UFC debut last November but has been sidelined since with an unspecified issue.