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Booked for UFC 315
Grasso (leg) will face off against Natalia Silva at UFC 315 on May 10, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Grasso, who suffered a broken leg in training this past November, will return to the ring against Natalia Silva in May. The 31-year-old Mexican fighter is 8-4-1 during her UFC career.
Grasso, who suffered a broken leg in training this past November, will return to the ring against Natalia Silva in May. The 31-year-old Mexican fighter is 8-4-1 during her UFC career.
Right leg broken
Grasso recently broke her right leg in training, according to Farah Hannoun of MMAJunkie.com.
ANALYSIS
On Monday, Grasso posted on Instagram a picture of herself using a crutch and a walking boot for her right leg. She announced that her right foot recently broke in training, an injury expected to put her out of action for a while. Grasso recently lost the UFC Women's Flyweight Championship to Valentina Shevchenko in the third fight of their trilogy.
On Monday, Grasso posted on Instagram a picture of herself using a crutch and a walking boot for her right leg. She announced that her right foot recently broke in training, an injury expected to put her out of action for a while. Grasso recently lost the UFC Women's Flyweight Championship to Valentina Shevchenko in the third fight of their trilogy.
No-shows title defense
Grasso dropped the UFC Women's Flyweight Championship on Saturday, falling to Valentina Shevchenko via unanimous decision (45-50, 45-50, 45-50) at UFC 306 in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Grasso went off as a -125 favorite in what will likely end up being the third and final fight between these two, and she wasn't the least bit competitive. Alexa constantly got off second in the striking exchanges between the two women, but that was the least of her problems. By far her largest issue was the fact she allowed Shevchenko to land 8-of-12 takedown attempts for 16:04 worth of control time. Grasso threw up a few token submissions here and there, but a Round 4 guillotine attempt was really the only one of any substance. Once that failed, she had less than zero chance of winning a decision. Alexa has clearly improved over the years, but her reign as a UFC champion always felt tenuous. Known for her striking, Grasso doesn't have a knockout victory in nearly a decade. Her margin for error against high-level competition is exceedingly slim, as we saw this evening.
Grasso went off as a -125 favorite in what will likely end up being the third and final fight between these two, and she wasn't the least bit competitive. Alexa constantly got off second in the striking exchanges between the two women, but that was the least of her problems. By far her largest issue was the fact she allowed Shevchenko to land 8-of-12 takedown attempts for 16:04 worth of control time. Grasso threw up a few token submissions here and there, but a Round 4 guillotine attempt was really the only one of any substance. Once that failed, she had less than zero chance of winning a decision. Alexa has clearly improved over the years, but her reign as a UFC champion always felt tenuous. Known for her striking, Grasso doesn't have a knockout victory in nearly a decade. Her margin for error against high-level competition is exceedingly slim, as we saw this evening.
Ready for Shevchenko rematch
Grasso (hand) will face Valentina Shevchenko in a flyweight bout in UFC Noche at Sphere in Las Vegas on Sep. 14.
ANALYSIS
Grasso vs Shevchenko will be the co-main event of a thrilling event, as the headliner of UFC Noche will be the epic fight between Sean O'Malley and Merab Dvalishvili for the bantamweight world title. Grasso will defend her flyweight title against Shevchenko in a trilogy after their most recent bout in September last year finished with a split draw. Grasso became the world champion in the flyweight class when defeating Shevchenko in March 2023, and she's not looking to give up the belt so quickly.
Grasso vs Shevchenko will be the co-main event of a thrilling event, as the headliner of UFC Noche will be the epic fight between Sean O'Malley and Merab Dvalishvili for the bantamweight world title. Grasso will defend her flyweight title against Shevchenko in a trilogy after their most recent bout in September last year finished with a split draw. Grasso became the world champion in the flyweight class when defeating Shevchenko in March 2023, and she's not looking to give up the belt so quickly.
Gets surgery for fractured hand
Grasso revealed Tuesday that she underwent surgery to address a fractured right hand, an injury she suffered while fighting Valentina Shevchenko to a split draw at Noche UFC on Sept. 16, Danny Segura of USA Today reports.
ANALYSIS
The flyweight champion hasn't announced a timeline for her return to the Octagon, but posted on her Instagram account that she would be "super ready" for a trilogy fight with Shevchenko. A potential third Grasso-Shevchenko bout is expected to take place in 2024, once Grasso has had the chance to heal up from surgery.
The flyweight champion hasn't announced a timeline for her return to the Octagon, but posted on her Instagram account that she would be "super ready" for a trilogy fight with Shevchenko. A potential third Grasso-Shevchenko bout is expected to take place in 2024, once Grasso has had the chance to heal up from surgery.