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Squaring off against Randa Markos
Souza will take on Randa Markos on the UFC's Oct. 23 card, Raphael Marinho of Combate.com reports.
ANALYSIS
After a 2-0-0 start to her UFC career, Souza has lost two of the last three, including a first-round KO/TKO via punches against Amanda Lemos her last time out in early March. She squares off against another struggling fighter in Randa Markos, who is looking to get back on track after four straight losses in what looks to be the winding down of a lengthy UFC tenure.
After a 2-0-0 start to her UFC career, Souza has lost two of the last three, including a first-round KO/TKO via punches against Amanda Lemos her last time out in early March. She squares off against another struggling fighter in Randa Markos, who is looking to get back on track after four straight losses in what looks to be the winding down of a lengthy UFC tenure.
Inconsistent ways continue
Souza lost to Amanda Lemos via TKO (punches) at 3:39 of Round 1 at UFC 259 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Souza entered the company with some helium back in September 2018 after winning and defending the Invicta Strawweight Championship, but the results in the UFC have been inconsistent, to say the least. Much better on the mat than the feet, Souza struggles in striking exchanges and that was in full display in this one. Lemos clocked her with countless power shots, and Souza had no answers. It's too early to write off the 29-year-old Brazilian, but this looks like a classic case of a competitor beating up on fringe fighters and eventually being exposed when the competition level rises. Souza is 1-2 in her past three bouts after picking up a pair of wins to begin her UFC run.
Souza entered the company with some helium back in September 2018 after winning and defending the Invicta Strawweight Championship, but the results in the UFC have been inconsistent, to say the least. Much better on the mat than the feet, Souza struggles in striking exchanges and that was in full display in this one. Lemos clocked her with countless power shots, and Souza had no answers. It's too early to write off the 29-year-old Brazilian, but this looks like a classic case of a competitor beating up on fringe fighters and eventually being exposed when the competition level rises. Souza is 1-2 in her past three bouts after picking up a pair of wins to begin her UFC run.
Matched against Amanda Lemos
Souza (shin) will take on Amanda Lemos at UFC 259 on March 6, Marcel Dorff of MMADNA reports.
ANALYSIS
Souza had been scheduled to take on Kanako Murata on Nov. 14 but was forced to withdraw due to a bruised shin. Now healthy, she'll get the chance to try to earn her second win in a row against a fellow Brazilian in Lemos who will be looking for her third straight victory.
Souza had been scheduled to take on Kanako Murata on Nov. 14 but was forced to withdraw due to a bruised shin. Now healthy, she'll get the chance to try to earn her second win in a row against a fellow Brazilian in Lemos who will be looking for her third straight victory.
Withdraws with shin injury
Souza withdrew Thursday from her upcoming fight against Kanako Murata due to a shin injury, Marcel Dorff of MMADNA.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Per Raphael Marinho of Combate.com, Souza suffered nothing worse than a bruise and is expected to be ready to fight again in January, but she won't be ready to take on Murata in mid-November. Randa Markos will take Souza's place against Murata.
Per Raphael Marinho of Combate.com, Souza suffered nothing worse than a bruise and is expected to be ready to fight again in January, but she won't be ready to take on Murata in mid-November. Randa Markos will take Souza's place against Murata.
Will fight in November
Souza will be taking on Kanako Murata at the UFC event on November 14, Raphael Marinho of Combate reports.
ANALYSIS
Souza is coming off a win over Ashley Yoder last weekend. She will look to bring her record with the promotion to 4-1.
Souza is coming off a win over Ashley Yoder last weekend. She will look to bring her record with the promotion to 4-1.