UFC Fight Night 229 play-by-play and live results
Cycle 1:
Buckley immediately darts across the enclosure searching for a takedown; however, Morono had the option to keep it standing and clasped Buckley with a punch on the exit. They reset, and Buckley shoots two or three leg kicks. Morono kicks the body and adds another a second after the fact. Morono lands a right hand, yet Buckley lands two punches accordingly that appear to sting, as a matter of fact. Buckley accuses forward of a blend, finishing with a punch to the body. The two contenders are extremely light on their feet as they bob around the enclosure. Morono sits on a two-punch combo, yet Buckley is there to counter well. All of a sudden, Buckley impacts through with a perfect two-fold leg takedown. Before Buckley can settle in, Morono assaults an arm bar. Buckley gets out, and they're back to standing. Buckley impacts through again for a takedown; this time Morono hops on a guillotine to counter, yet gets pummeled in any case.
MMA Addict scores the cycle 10-9 for Buckley.
Cycle 2:
Buckley searches for a major head kick early; however, Morono had the option to hinder and push Buckley cockeyed to some degree. They exchange punches, and Buckley adds one more to the body. Buckley accuses Morono of punching forward; however, Morono circles away. Buckley keeps the strain high, pushing ahead with bluffs, making Morono back into the wall, and he handles a major punch. Morono lands a pleasant poke. He then searches for a head kick, but doesn't get every last bit of it. Buckley returns to his body with a punch. Morono goes for a turning back fist, yet Buckley ducks under and lands clean. With around 40 seconds to go, Buckley's corner starts shouting for a body shot, and Buckley answers. A serious trade follows. Buckley gets secure, driving Morono into the enclosure; however, nothing happens to it before the horn.
MMA Addict scores the cycle 10-9 for Buckley.
Cycle 3:
Buckley keeps the strain high right off the bat in the last round. He bluffs and tracks down space for a mix, interfacing with a lovely left snare that stones Morono. The punch likewise opened up a cut in Morono's mouth. Buckley proceeds with his positive headway. A cheap shot from Morono makes the ref step in; however, Buckley doesn't need his energy stopped. Buckley keeps Morono on the back foot as he offers more punches. Morono seems to be in endurance mode. Buckley endeavors a wheel kick; however, Morono counters for a takedown. He takes top position, but Buckley can get up in only a couple of moments. Back on the feet, it's obvious that Morono doesn't have a lot left in the tank. Buckley continues to pour on the offense. More punches land. Morono is on flimsy legs now. Buckley switches a takedown and winds up in full gatekeeper, pouring down punches and hammer fists. Morono is simply attempting to stop the harm. Buckley gets up. Morono stands, searches for another takedown, yet is handily countered once more. Buckley pours in additional punches from the top until the horn.
MMA Addict scores the cycle 10-8 for Buckley, giving him the battle 30-26.
Result:
Joaquin Buckley def. Alex Morono by means of consistent choice (30-27, 30-27, 30-26). Photos: UFC Battle Night 229: Best Photographs from Las Vegas Records: Joaquin Buckley (17-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC), Alex Morono (23-9 MMA, 12-6 UFC) Division: Welterweight Broadcast: ESPN+ Referee: Kerry Hartley Judging: Sal D'Amato (30-27), Junichiro Kamijo (30-26), Jacob Montalvo (30-27).
Drew Dober presently remains solitary as the knockout lord of the lightweight division.
Dober (27-12 MMA, 13-8 UFC) entered his UFC Battle Night 229 principal card session against Ricky Glenn, attached with Dustin Poirer, for the most knockouts throughout the entire existence of the division. Dober simply required 2:36 to get another stoppage win, finishing off Glenn (22-8-2 MMA, 4-5-1 UFC) halfway through Cycle 1.
From the second the battle started, Dober tranquilly and consistently followed Glenn and picked his spots well. When he started landing, Glenn didn't answer well to the shots, and Dober kept on inclining up the tension until the completing grouping that incited official Chris Tognoni to stop the activity.
Poirer and Dober were attached with eight knockouts, yet this evening's outcome puts Dober ahead at nine. It likewise puts Dober one bit closer to the general stoppage complete at 10, which is five behind the lightweight chief Jim Mill operator.
UFC Battle Night 229 Outcomes: Attracted Dober Lights Up Ricky Glenn First To Establish Lightweight Knockout Standard
Drew Dober presently remains solitary as the knockout lord of the lightweight division.
Dober (27-12 MMA, 13-8 UFC) entered his UFC Battle Night 229 principal card session against Ricky Glenn, attached with Dustin Poirer, for the most knockouts throughout the entire existence of the division. Dober simply required 2:36 to get another stoppage win, finishing off Glenn (22-8-2 MMA, 4-5-1 UFC) halfway through Cycle 1.
From the second the battle started, Dober tranquilly and consistently followed Glenn and picked his spots well. When he started landing, Glenn didn't answer well to the shots, and Dober kept on inclining up the tension until the completing grouping that incited official Chris Tognoni to stop the activity.
Poirer and Dober were attached with eight knockouts, yet this evening's outcome puts Dober ahead at nine. It likewise puts Dober one bit closer to the general stoppage complete at 10, which is five behind the lightweight chief Jim Mill operator.
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