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Ivanov up next
Tybura will fight Blagoy Ivanov in a heavyweight fight at the UFC's Feb. 4 event in Las Vegas, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Tybura stands four inches taller than Ivanov and has a five inch reach advantage. The two fighters have both seen some recent success in the Octagon, Tybura is the winner in three of his last four and Ivanov is the winner of two of his last four. Both fighters enter the bout having won their most recent fight. Tybura likes to fight on the ground more than Ivanov, as a result, Tybura lands less significant strikes per minute than Ivanov.
Tybura stands four inches taller than Ivanov and has a five inch reach advantage. The two fighters have both seen some recent success in the Octagon, Tybura is the winner in three of his last four and Ivanov is the winner of two of his last four. Both fighters enter the bout having won their most recent fight. Tybura likes to fight on the ground more than Ivanov, as a result, Tybura lands less significant strikes per minute than Ivanov.
Outlasts Romanov at UFC 278
Tybura defeated Alexandr Romanov via majority decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-28) at UFC 278 on Saturday.
ANALYSIS
Tybura had a dreadful Round 1, as he was unable to log a single significant strike and conceded 4:27 of control time to his opponent. He was literally tossed around by Romanov, who could have easily been awarded a 10-8 round, but only one judge ultimately saw it that way. Romanov was unable to keep the same pace in the high Utah altitude, however, which allowed the experienced Tybura to control the fight entirely in Rounds 2 and 3. He outlanded Romanov 47 to 26 in the final two frames, which was enough to earn the nod -- his sixth victory in his last seven trips to the Octagon. The only concerning part was that he was unable to finish an exhausted opponent, and he'll need to display a bit more power in order to contend with the upper echelon of the heavyweight division. Still, it's an impressive victory for a fighter who came in as roughly a (+265) betting underdog.
Tybura had a dreadful Round 1, as he was unable to log a single significant strike and conceded 4:27 of control time to his opponent. He was literally tossed around by Romanov, who could have easily been awarded a 10-8 round, but only one judge ultimately saw it that way. Romanov was unable to keep the same pace in the high Utah altitude, however, which allowed the experienced Tybura to control the fight entirely in Rounds 2 and 3. He outlanded Romanov 47 to 26 in the final two frames, which was enough to earn the nod -- his sixth victory in his last seven trips to the Octagon. The only concerning part was that he was unable to finish an exhausted opponent, and he'll need to display a bit more power in order to contend with the upper echelon of the heavyweight division. Still, it's an impressive victory for a fighter who came in as roughly a (+265) betting underdog.
Ready to fight at UFC 278
Tybura (illness) will take on Alexandr Romanov at UFC 278 on Aug. 20, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Tybura was supposed to fight at UFC 273, but had to be removed due to illness. He had a five-fight win streak snapped back in October against Alexander Volkov.
Tybura was supposed to fight at UFC 273, but had to be removed due to illness. He had a five-fight win streak snapped back in October against Alexander Volkov.
Out with illness
Tybura (illness) was removed from his heavyweight bout with Jair Rozenstruik on Friday, cancelling the bout at UFC 273.
ANALYSIS
With the fight scheduled for Saturday, Tybura's last-second illness sinks UFC's chance to find a replacement for the fight. The 36-year-old has not fought since October, losing his first match since September 2019, allowing Alexander Volkov to defeat him via unanimous decision. Tybura will now likely have to wait another few months before attempting to get back in the win column.
With the fight scheduled for Saturday, Tybura's last-second illness sinks UFC's chance to find a replacement for the fight. The 36-year-old has not fought since October, losing his first match since September 2019, allowing Alexander Volkov to defeat him via unanimous decision. Tybura will now likely have to wait another few months before attempting to get back in the win column.
Facing Jair Rozenstruik
Tybura will take on Jair Rozenstruik on April 9, Guilherme Cruz of MMAFighting.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The fight was previously expected to take place on Feb. 26 but has been bumped back for undisclosed reasons. Tybura lost a unanimous decision against Alexander Volkov in his last fight back in October, ending a five-match winning streak. Rozenstruik is also coming off a unanimous decision loss, with his coming against Curtis Blaydes in September. That result dropped him to 2-3 over his last five fights.
The fight was previously expected to take place on Feb. 26 but has been bumped back for undisclosed reasons. Tybura lost a unanimous decision against Alexander Volkov in his last fight back in October, ending a five-match winning streak. Rozenstruik is also coming off a unanimous decision loss, with his coming against Curtis Blaydes in September. That result dropped him to 2-3 over his last five fights.