UFC 330 Preview: Can Ian Garry Actually Beat Islam Makhachev?
Islam Makhachev defends his UFC welterweight title against Ian Garry at UFC 330 in Philadelphia on August 15, 2026. Full style breakdown, tactical keys, and a prediction.
Islam Makhachev defends his UFC welterweight title against Ian Garry at UFC 330 in Philadelphia on August 15, 2026. Full style breakdown, tactical keys, and a prediction.
Magomed Ankalaev shut down Bogdan Guskov’s 100% finish rate with side kicks and wrestling en route to a fifth-round TKO at UFC Abu Dhabi on July 25, 2026. Here’s what it means for the LHW title picture — and why Temirov’s face-plant KO of Erceg matters too.
Alex Pereira’s fighting style is built on a two-decade kickboxing career that produced one of the UFC’s most reliable knockout setups. Here’s how Poatan’s left hook, low kicks, and cage pressure actually work.
Ian Garry is the UFC’s most technically refined welterweight striker — and he’s about to walk into the cage with the pound-for-pound number one. Here’s how his fighting style works and whether it can solve Islam Makhachev at UFC 330.
Umar Nurmagomedov is 20-1 and fighting in Abu Dhabi on July 25 at UFC Fight Night 282. Here is the full breakdown of his style, what the Dvalishvili title loss revealed, and why the bantamweight belt is his to reclaim.
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Mario Bautista out-grappled Cory Sandhagen at UFC 329 to avenge an old loss and crack the top five. Inside the wrestling-first style pushing him toward a bantamweight title shot.
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