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Cruises to decision win
Gutierrez defeated Heili Alateng via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Gutierrez was originally due to face Montel Jackson on last week's card. That fell apart, and he was eventually re-booked to go up against Alateng here. It ended up being a far easier fight for Chris, as he simply fired off repeated leg kicks that left his opponent hobbled for the remainder of the bout. It was a simple, effective game plan for Gutierrez and one which resulted in him absorbing virtually no damage from his opponent. The 32-year-old Factory X product has been a revelation since his November 2018 UFC arrival, going 8-2-1 in his first 11 fights with the company.
Gutierrez was originally due to face Montel Jackson on last week's card. That fell apart, and he was eventually re-booked to go up against Alateng here. It ended up being a far easier fight for Chris, as he simply fired off repeated leg kicks that left his opponent hobbled for the remainder of the bout. It was a simple, effective game plan for Gutierrez and one which resulted in him absorbing virtually no damage from his opponent. The 32-year-old Factory X product has been a revelation since his November 2018 UFC arrival, going 8-2-1 in his first 11 fights with the company.
Fighting new opponent
Gutierrez will face off against Heili Alateng at UFC Vegas 81 on Oct. 14, Marel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Gutierrez will face off against a new opponent, Heili Alateng, following Montel Jackson's late withdrawal. The 32-yeard-old American currently boasts a UFC record of 7-2-1.
Gutierrez will face off against a new opponent, Heili Alateng, following Montel Jackson's late withdrawal. The 32-yeard-old American currently boasts a UFC record of 7-2-1.
Next fight scheduled
Gutierrez will fight Montel Jackson in a bantamweight bout at UFC Vegas 80 on Oct. 7, according to Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Gutierrez, currently No. 15 in the UFC's bantamweight rankings, will look to redeem himself after losing via unanimous decision to Pedro Munhoz at UFC on ESPN 44. This time, Gutierrez will fight an unranked fighter trying to improve his four-fight winning streak.
Gutierrez, currently No. 15 in the UFC's bantamweight rankings, will look to redeem himself after losing via unanimous decision to Pedro Munhoz at UFC on ESPN 44. This time, Gutierrez will fight an unranked fighter trying to improve his four-fight winning streak.
Unbeaten streak snapped at seven
Gutierrez lost to Pedro Munhoz via unanimous decision (27-30, 27-30, 27-30) at UFC on ESPN 44 on Saturday in Kansas City.
ANALYSIS
Gutierrez entered unbeaten in his past seven fights (6-0-1) dating back to August 2019, and that resulted in Chris finding himself a surprising -210 favorite. He was due for a poor performance, and we got one here. Munhoz hits very hard for a bantamweight, and Gutierrez had all sorts of issues with his pace and constant pressure. Chris relies on his power and striking to be successful, and Pedro simply didn't allow him any room on the feet to get comfortable. It's certainly worth noting that Munhoz is the best opponent the 31-year-old Texan has faced to date, so the fact he wasn't particularly competitive in this fight is concerning.
Gutierrez entered unbeaten in his past seven fights (6-0-1) dating back to August 2019, and that resulted in Chris finding himself a surprising -210 favorite. He was due for a poor performance, and we got one here. Munhoz hits very hard for a bantamweight, and Gutierrez had all sorts of issues with his pace and constant pressure. Chris relies on his power and striking to be successful, and Pedro simply didn't allow him any room on the feet to get comfortable. It's certainly worth noting that Munhoz is the best opponent the 31-year-old Texan has faced to date, so the fact he wasn't particularly competitive in this fight is concerning.
Matching up with Pedro Munhoz
Gutierrez agreed to fight Pedro Munhoz (eye) in a bantamweight bout at UFC's April 15 event, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Gutierrez KO'd Frankie Edgard in November to extend his winning streak to four bouts, and he hasn't lost since November of 2018. Munhoz is coming off a no contest with Sean O'Malley in July and will be looking for his first victory in over two years.
Gutierrez KO'd Frankie Edgard in November to extend his winning streak to four bouts, and he hasn't lost since November of 2018. Munhoz is coming off a no contest with Sean O'Malley in July and will be looking for his first victory in over two years.