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Gets another shot in Moscow
Ware will take on Merab Dvalishvili in a bantamweight matchup at UFC Moscow on Sept. 15, MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Ware has dropped three fights in a row under the UFC banner, but has been competitive in each despite losing them all via decision. He'll head across the pond for one more shot, taking on a Georgia native in Dvalishvili, who also happens to be winless under the UFC banner. Ware will hold slight height and reach advantages, but the issue with his game to date has always been that he absorbs more significant strikes than he dishes out. The main obstacle in this fight, however, is that Ware owns just a 47 percent takedown defense, and Dvalishvili has accumulated a remarkable 17 total takedowns in just two UFC fights, despite losing both of them.
Ware has dropped three fights in a row under the UFC banner, but has been competitive in each despite losing them all via decision. He'll head across the pond for one more shot, taking on a Georgia native in Dvalishvili, who also happens to be winless under the UFC banner. Ware will hold slight height and reach advantages, but the issue with his game to date has always been that he absorbs more significant strikes than he dishes out. The main obstacle in this fight, however, is that Ware owns just a 47 percent takedown defense, and Dvalishvili has accumulated a remarkable 17 total takedowns in just two UFC fights, despite losing both of them.
Loses third consecutive fight in the Octagon
Ware was defeated by Tom Duquesnoy via split decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in London.
ANALYSIS
Ware's inability to defend against leg kicks was the story of this fight. Duquesnoy ended many of his combinations with leg kicks, and most of them landed. In the first round he landed 14 leg kicks to Ware's 3. Ware was able to get a takedown toward the end of the round and land good ground and pound in the last 10 seconds of the round. The second round was very similar to the first in that Duquesnoy landed a lot of leg kicks and Ware got a late takedown. Ware landed good punches in the round as well, and even had a slight edge in total strikes landed in the fight. In the third, Ware continued to eat leg kicks but waved Duquesnoy on. Ware's pace and body shots seemed to be tiring Duquesnoy at the end of the round.
Ware's inability to defend against leg kicks was the story of this fight. Duquesnoy ended many of his combinations with leg kicks, and most of them landed. In the first round he landed 14 leg kicks to Ware's 3. Ware was able to get a takedown toward the end of the round and land good ground and pound in the last 10 seconds of the round. The second round was very similar to the first in that Duquesnoy landed a lot of leg kicks and Ware got a late takedown. Ware landed good punches in the round as well, and even had a slight edge in total strikes landed in the fight. In the third, Ware continued to eat leg kicks but waved Duquesnoy on. Ware's pace and body shots seemed to be tiring Duquesnoy at the end of the round.
To sqaure off against Tom Duquesnoy
Ware will take on Tom Duquesnoy in a bantamweight match in London on March 17, MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The 31-year-old has lost his only two career UFC fights, both by unanimous decision. He was defeated by Cody Stamman (who has also defeated Duquesnoy) in July and Sean O'Malley in December. His last victory was a knockout of Jared Papazian at CXF 7 in April.
The 31-year-old has lost his only two career UFC fights, both by unanimous decision. He was defeated by Cody Stamman (who has also defeated Duquesnoy) in July and Sean O'Malley in December. His last victory was a knockout of Jared Papazian at CXF 7 in April.
Struggles to keep pace with Sean O'Malley at the TUF 26 Finale
Ware lost to Sean O'Malley via unanimous decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) at the TUF 26 Finale on Friday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Ware tried to stop the hype behind O'Malley. He nearly pulled it off in the third round, but he could not get it done. O'Malley's movement and range forced Ware to work extremely hard to close the distance and land punches. He really tried to walk O'Malley down in the second, but it mostly depleted his gas tank for the deciding third round. Ware falls to 0-2 in the UFC and 17-6 overall.
Ware tried to stop the hype behind O'Malley. He nearly pulled it off in the third round, but he could not get it done. O'Malley's movement and range forced Ware to work extremely hard to close the distance and land punches. He really tried to walk O'Malley down in the second, but it mostly depleted his gas tank for the deciding third round. Ware falls to 0-2 in the UFC and 17-6 overall.
To take on Sean O'Malley at TUF 26 Finale
Ware will face Sean O'Malley in a bantamweight matchup at TUF 26 Finale on December 1 in Las Vegas, Danny Segura of MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Ware suffered a loss in his UFC debut against Cody Stamann. While the fight was hard-fought, "Flash" couldn't defend the takedown. This matchup with O'Malley, who appears to be more of a stand-up fighter, could be to Ware's advantage since his boxing skills were the highlight of his debut. He is 17-6 overall.
Ware suffered a loss in his UFC debut against Cody Stamann. While the fight was hard-fought, "Flash" couldn't defend the takedown. This matchup with O'Malley, who appears to be more of a stand-up fighter, could be to Ware's advantage since his boxing skills were the highlight of his debut. He is 17-6 overall.