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How many wins does Shevchenko have? Valentina Shevchenko Record: 23-4-1

How many times has Valentina Shevchenko lost? Having won 23 fights (8 by knockout, 7 by submission and 8 by decision), she lost 4 fights (1 by knockout, 1 by submission and 2 by decision). She will clash with UFC Women's Flyweight Champion Alexa Grasso for a title rematch at UFC Fight Night: Grasso vs Shevchenko 2 on September 16, 2023.

How long was Shevchenko champion for? 1,547 days

When did Shevchenko win the belt? And then, of course, there is flyweight queen Valentina Shevchenko, who is the UFC's longest reigning champion and has made made seven successful title defenses since first winning it from Joanna Jedrzejczyk on Dec. 8, 2018, at UFC 231 in Toronto.

Who has beaten Shevchenko? Alexa Grasso

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He fought through that and is fighting Campbell, and I have no idea what to expect from Reyes in this fight. He has had one UFC fight and that was a short-notice fight that he moved up a weight class to take, and he got knocked out by a knee shot in the first round. Charlie Campbell lost an insane fight on Contender Series where he rocked his opponent Chris Duncan, and Duncan was almost finished until he threw a hail mary punch that knocked out Campbell.

Campbell has big time power, and I see him knocking out Reyes. This is great match making as the odds show how close this fight will be, and this fight will probably come down to who will win the wrestling and ground game. Both are very strong in this area as Cortez is coming of a nice win over Melissa Gatto where she won the wrestling battle, and Jasudavicius is coming off a dominating win over Miranda Maverick where she won the wrestling battle.

Edgar Chairez got to face Tatsura Taira in his UFC debut unfortunately, and he was dominated on the ground, but Taira does that to everyone. His fight before his UFC debut will live in infamy as he submitted his opponent and the ref did not realize his opponent was unconscious which resulted in a serious injury. Lacerda is a complete fade , Chairez should win this fight, probably by finish.

Fremd has won two fights in a row, but against the bottom of the barrell fighters in Jamie Pickett and Sedriques Dumas. Reed has terrible takedown defense, and a pretty good standup game so Godinez will have no problem wrestling and dominating on the ground if she wants. Reed won her last fight against Jinh Yu Frey, but Frey was able to get a couple takedowns and she was able to hold Reed down for a few minutes, but Reed was better on the feet.

Fernando Padilla had a great debut as he knocked out Julian Erosa, and I was amazed at how much better he looked in his debut than his previous fights in smaller promotions. He shows great patience for a 24 year old , and his clinch game is really good as he delivers fantastic knees to the body in close.

This is a great spot for Rosas to rebound after suffering his first loss in his last time out. Rosas got too excited in the first round and gassed himself trying to get the finish, and had no energy in rounds two and three and loss by decision. Rosas is young and made a big mistake in his last fight, but him and his team will rectify that, and I would expect a much more patient performance from him.

He was taken down and put in a submission by Ramazan Emeev, but he survived. Most recently, he faced newcomer Bassil Hafez on short notice, and Hafez nearly beat him, landing three takedowns and controlling Maddalena on the mat for a while. Holland is just awkward, tricky and unconventional. In fact, Holland may actually be the one threatening for a submission.

Should Holland ever find his way to top position, he might be able to finish the fight. Shevchenko odds On the feet, I consider Maddalena a sharper boxer, with faster hands and more explosive power. But Holland is way longer than him and will carry an eight-inch reach advantage. Perhaps Maddalena can find his way on the inside and hurt Holland, but Holland has never been knocked down in 20 UFC fights.

Striking exchanges could be competitive. Maddalena could have the upper hand given his speed and technique. I do not consider her a great wrestler, and her quality of competition has not been that strong. But Jasudavicius is aggressive, and when she does get top position, she can transition to the back and throw lots of ground-and-pound. Even on the feet, Jasudavicius is aggressive and that pressure can break opponents at this level.

Although Jasudavicius only landed one takedown, she was able to force grappling exchanges through her pressure on the feet, and ended up on the back of Maverick several times. Cortez has landed 14 takedowns, with at least two in each match, in her five tracked fights. She won each by decision. Any fighter who will consistently wrestle at a moderate pace has win equity in this sport, especially at the lower levels.

She can consistently shoot in quality takedowns and earn top position, which will give her a path to victory against most. She only has one win by submission in her pro career. This matchup is interesting because we have two primary grapplers who may neutralize each other. Cortez rates out as the better pure wrestler and has more takedown upside on paper.

That could be enough to earn control time and win rounds. With that said, she has never won in any of the elite promotions, and now she is going against a legit prospect in the strawweight division in what will likely be a difficult test. The problem for Mann in this scrap is that there are really no avenues to victory for her unless she gets a finish.

And getting plus-money on a bet that you theoretically should win two out of three times is a good way to make a little bank in the long run. We just need our rationale to hold up, and thankfully, I'm feeling pretty good about this one. Saturday's preliminary-card bout features two flyweights with a solid wrestling base. And perhaps on wrestling ability alone, Cortez vs. Jasudavicius would make sense as a pick'em.

But I also give Jasudavicius the edge in striking, striking with power, clinch work and top game. I like her size and durability. She's also been more active. She thrives as a UFC underdog , and she's faced a tougher level of competition. The latter point is especially relevant — at least to me, an MMA bettor who places a lot of value on a fighter's level of competition.

And in that regard, Jasudavicius has a pretty solid edge. Especially recently. Cortez is a rising star, no doubt, but she's also coming off a month layoff. Jasudavicius, meanwhile, is just a few months removed from a thoroughly impressive decision victory over human bicep Miranda Maverick.

I thought that Maverick victory would be the one to finally give the Canadian some respect in the betting world. But hey — all the better for us Jasudavicius backers. We've just got too many factors working in our favor not to take some plus-money on once-again-overlooked Jasudavicius, who also simply has that dog in her.

Haffez landed three takedowns with of control time exposed Della Maddalena's subpar defensive grappling — an evident deficiency from his regional career — likely ruining the potential to bet against JDM in the future with a grappler at a good number. Kevin Holland rarely mixes in takedowns offensively, but he is a highly underrated submission grappler and possesses the potential to snatch a club and sub against a wobbled opponent in a likely high-paced striking affair.