Jesus Aguilar
Mexico
No longer on UFC roster
Aguilar has been released from UFC roster, according to Adam Martin of Heavy.
ANALYSIS
A 30-year-old Mexican fighter who won a UFC contract following a win on DWCS in 2022, Aguilar fought seven times in the UFC and posted a 4-3 record. He was expected to participate in UFC Macau on May 30 but withdrew from his expected bout against Rei Tsuruya due to an undisclosed injury.
A 30-year-old Mexican fighter who won a UFC contract following a win on DWCS in 2022, Aguilar fought seven times in the UFC and posted a 4-3 record. He was expected to participate in UFC Macau on May 30 but withdrew from his expected bout against Rei Tsuruya due to an undisclosed injury.
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Out with injury
Aguilar won't take on Rei Tsuruya in a flyweight bout at UFC Macau on May 30 due to an injury, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Aguilar lost to Su Mudaerji via unanimous decision on March 7 in his last fight, and he'll now have to wait a bit longer to try and get back on track. It's unclear what kind of injury the 30-year-old flyweight is dealing with.
Aguilar lost to Su Mudaerji via unanimous decision on March 7 in his last fight, and he'll now have to wait a bit longer to try and get back on track. It's unclear what kind of injury the 30-year-old flyweight is dealing with.
Next bout booked
Aguilar will take on Rei Tsuruya in a flyweight bout at UFC Macau on May 30, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Aguilar is coming off a loss at the hands of Su Mudaerji via unanimous decision on March 7, a defeat that dropped his UFC record to 4-3. His next bout comes against an opponent in Tsuruya who is less experienced in the UFC but also has two inches of height and 5.5 inches of reach on him.
Aguilar is coming off a loss at the hands of Su Mudaerji via unanimous decision on March 7, a defeat that dropped his UFC record to 4-3. His next bout comes against an opponent in Tsuruya who is less experienced in the UFC but also has two inches of height and 5.5 inches of reach on him.
Drops decision in Vegas
Aguilar lost to Su Mudaerji via unanimous decision (27-30, 27-30, 27-30) at UFC 326 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Giving up four inches in height and a ridiculous 10 inches in reach, Aguilar was up against it from the very start here. He predictably struggled to get inside with any consistency, getting picked apart on the feet most of the fight. To make matters worse, Aguilar also allowed Mudaerji to land 4-of-5 takedown attempts. He simply didn't generate enough offensively to win a decision. The good news for Aguilar is that he entered with victories in four of his previous five fights dating back to July 2023, and his roster spot is plenty secure despite the setback.
Giving up four inches in height and a ridiculous 10 inches in reach, Aguilar was up against it from the very start here. He predictably struggled to get inside with any consistency, getting picked apart on the feet most of the fight. To make matters worse, Aguilar also allowed Mudaerji to land 4-of-5 takedown attempts. He simply didn't generate enough offensively to win a decision. The good news for Aguilar is that he entered with victories in four of his previous five fights dating back to July 2023, and his roster spot is plenty secure despite the setback.
Mudaerji scheduled next
Aguilar is scheduled to compete against fellow flyweight Su Mudaerji at UFC 326 in Las Vegas on March 7, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Mudaerji's upcoming opponent is a on a two-fight win streak with some momentum, but he has been inconsistent, as indicated by his three-fight loss streak before the two-fight win streak. Aguilar has been much more consistent with his recent fights, and he will look to continue his positive momentum (4-1 across his last five bouts) in March.
Mudaerji's upcoming opponent is a on a two-fight win streak with some momentum, but he has been inconsistent, as indicated by his three-fight loss streak before the two-fight win streak. Aguilar has been much more consistent with his recent fights, and he will look to continue his positive momentum (4-1 across his last five bouts) in March.
Improves to 4-1 in past five fights
Aguilar defeated Luis Gurule via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) at UFC Noche on Saturday in San Antonio.
ANALYSIS
This fight was very close and nowhere near as lopsided as some of the striking numbers would lead you to believe. Aguilar closed with an 85-65 edge in total strikes landed, but the entirety of that gap came in Round 1. Gurule was the better man in Rounds 2 and 3, but Aguilar was able to string together a few huge shots late in order to swing the decision in his favor. They've all come against lower-end competition, but Aguilar is now sporting a 4-1 record in his last five fights dating back to July 2023, and his roster spot is plenty secure.
This fight was very close and nowhere near as lopsided as some of the striking numbers would lead you to believe. Aguilar closed with an 85-65 edge in total strikes landed, but the entirety of that gap came in Round 1. Gurule was the better man in Rounds 2 and 3, but Aguilar was able to string together a few huge shots late in order to swing the decision in his favor. They've all come against lower-end competition, but Aguilar is now sporting a 4-1 record in his last five fights dating back to July 2023, and his roster spot is plenty secure.