Su Mudaerji
Tibetan Eagle
China
Foul leads to no contest
Mudaerji and Alex Perez fought to a no contest (Accidental Groin Strike) at 1:45 of Round 2 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Macau, China.
ANALYSIS
Mudaerji is ridiculously fortunate he wasn't handed a loss given how this fight ended. He had all the momentum early in Round 2, at which point he crushed Perez with a kick to the groin. It resulted in immediate, fight-ending damage, although Perez took the full five minutes to see if he could continue. Referee Mark Craig announced he would be taking a point from Mudaerji for the foul prior to the fight's cancellation, which means he should have been disqualified once it was clear Perez couldn't continue. Instead, the fight was deemed a no contest. Maybe the UFC will try to book these two again after this circus.
Mudaerji is ridiculously fortunate he wasn't handed a loss given how this fight ended. He had all the momentum early in Round 2, at which point he crushed Perez with a kick to the groin. It resulted in immediate, fight-ending damage, although Perez took the full five minutes to see if he could continue. Referee Mark Craig announced he would be taking a point from Mudaerji for the foul prior to the fight's cancellation, which means he should have been disqualified once it was clear Perez couldn't continue. Instead, the fight was deemed a no contest. Maybe the UFC will try to book these two again after this circus.
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Scheduled for Macau
Muaderji is scheduled to compete against Alex Perez in a flyweight fight at UFC Macau on May 30, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Mudaerji will look to improve his win streak to four by defeating Macau in under three months since he defeated Jesus Aguilar via decision. Before then, the former also outlasted Mitch Raposo and Kevin Borjas.
Mudaerji will look to improve his win streak to four by defeating Macau in under three months since he defeated Jesus Aguilar via decision. Before then, the former also outlasted Mitch Raposo and Kevin Borjas.
Picks up third straight win
Mudaerji defeated Jesus Aguilar via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC 326 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
After sweeping Kevin Borjas on the scorecards in Shanghai last August, Mudaerji did the same thing to an overmatched Aguilar here. He used a massive, 10-inch reach edge to dominate the stand-up exchanges between the two, closing with a 62-31 edge in significant strikes landed. Toss in four successful takedowns on five attempts, and you have a lopsided unanimous decision victory on your hands. Su may not be the most technical flyweight on the roster, but any 5-foot-8 125-pounder is worth monitoring. He's won three straight on the heels of a three-fight losing streak.
After sweeping Kevin Borjas on the scorecards in Shanghai last August, Mudaerji did the same thing to an overmatched Aguilar here. He used a massive, 10-inch reach edge to dominate the stand-up exchanges between the two, closing with a 62-31 edge in significant strikes landed. Toss in four successful takedowns on five attempts, and you have a lopsided unanimous decision victory on your hands. Su may not be the most technical flyweight on the roster, but any 5-foot-8 125-pounder is worth monitoring. He's won three straight on the heels of a three-fight losing streak.
Next fight scheduled
Mudaerji is scheduled to compete against fellow flyweight Jesus Aguilar at UFC 326 in Las Vegas on March 7, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
After sweeping Shanghai scorecards against Kevin Borjas in August, Mudaerji will look to log back-to-back wins by defeating Aguilar. Mudaerji is on a two-fight win streak after a three-fight loss streak, and defeating Aguilar would balance the former's results out.
After sweeping Shanghai scorecards against Kevin Borjas in August, Mudaerji will look to log back-to-back wins by defeating Aguilar. Mudaerji is on a two-fight win streak after a three-fight loss streak, and defeating Aguilar would balance the former's results out.
Sweeps scorecards in Shanghai
Mudaerji defeated Kevin Borjas via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC Shanghai on Saturday.
ANALYSIS
It was a clinical performance from Mudaerji, especially on the defensive end, as he ate just 16 strikes deemed "significant" in the 15-minute fight, landing 73 of his own. He was unsuccessful on all five takedown attempts, but so was his opponent. If there's any critique, he did allow himself to be controlled in the clinch by Borjas for a few moments, but there was no question about the result when it was all said and done. After sustaining a three-fight losing streak from 2022 to 2024, Mudaerji has now picked up back-to-back wins and is building momentum in the flyweight division.
It was a clinical performance from Mudaerji, especially on the defensive end, as he ate just 16 strikes deemed "significant" in the 15-minute fight, landing 73 of his own. He was unsuccessful on all five takedown attempts, but so was his opponent. If there's any critique, he did allow himself to be controlled in the clinch by Borjas for a few moments, but there was no question about the result when it was all said and done. After sustaining a three-fight losing streak from 2022 to 2024, Mudaerji has now picked up back-to-back wins and is building momentum in the flyweight division.
Snaps three-fight losing streak
Mudaerji defeated Mitch Raposo via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) at UFC 314 on Saturday on Miami.
ANALYSIS
Entering on a three-fight losing streak, Mudaerji almost certainly would have been handed his walking papers if he came up short once again. He did enough to win, but not by much. Su simply remained at distance and tried to pick Raposo apart from the outside. He gave up six takedowns, but absorbed almost zero damage and was able to work his way back to his feet almost immediately, which ended up being the difference in a fight in which not very much was happening. Mudaerji has an intriguing frame for the flyweight division at 5-foot-8, but that's about it.
Entering on a three-fight losing streak, Mudaerji almost certainly would have been handed his walking papers if he came up short once again. He did enough to win, but not by much. Su simply remained at distance and tried to pick Raposo apart from the outside. He gave up six takedowns, but absorbed almost zero damage and was able to work his way back to his feet almost immediately, which ended up being the difference in a fight in which not very much was happening. Mudaerji has an intriguing frame for the flyweight division at 5-foot-8, but that's about it.