Cody Gibson
The Renegade
USA
Lasts 21 seconds in Vancouver
Gibson lost to Aori Qileng via TKO (punches) at 0:21 of Round 1 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Vancouver.
ANALYSIS
Thanks for stopping by. There isn't much to break down here form a technical standpoint. Entering as a -190 favorite, Gibson ate two straight right hands which put him away in an instant. The stoppage from regional referee Mitch Cadlick was perfectly justified. Gibson, now 38 years old, has lost two in a row and four of six since returning for his second stint with the UFC back in August 2023. The California native is just about out of time.
Thanks for stopping by. There isn't much to break down here form a technical standpoint. Entering as a -190 favorite, Gibson ate two straight right hands which put him away in an instant. The stoppage from regional referee Mitch Cadlick was perfectly justified. Gibson, now 38 years old, has lost two in a row and four of six since returning for his second stint with the UFC back in August 2023. The California native is just about out of time.
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Matched up with Aori Qileng
Gibson will take on Aori Qileng in a bantamweight bout at UFC Vancouver on Oct. 18 per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Gibson is coming off a loss to Da'Mon Blackshear in March. Since re-appearing in the UFC in 2023, he's 2-2, but he sits at 3-6 altogether in the promotion. The veteran fighter will look for a big third win in his second sting with the UFC against Qileng, who has had an up-and-down start to his career and is also coming off a defeat.
Gibson is coming off a loss to Da'Mon Blackshear in March. Since re-appearing in the UFC in 2023, he's 2-2, but he sits at 3-6 altogether in the promotion. The veteran fighter will look for a big third win in his second sting with the UFC against Qileng, who has had an up-and-down start to his career and is also coming off a defeat.
Fades following fast start
Gibson lost to Da'Mon Blackshear via submission (kimura) at 4:09 of Round 2 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Gibson was the clearly superior fighter the vast majority of this bout, and that's all you can ask for as a +330 underdog. He started like a house on fire, blitzing Blackshear on the feet early and often. His boxing looked extremely crisp, but Cody tired as the fight progressed and Da'Mon was eventually able to gain some ground control time and earn the stoppage. A highly respected veteran, Gibson has dropped three of five fights since returning to the UFC for his second stint with the company back in August 2023. There's some gas left in the tank if the company is careful regarding who it matches him up against moving forward.
Gibson was the clearly superior fighter the vast majority of this bout, and that's all you can ask for as a +330 underdog. He started like a house on fire, blitzing Blackshear on the feet early and often. His boxing looked extremely crisp, but Cody tired as the fight progressed and Da'Mon was eventually able to gain some ground control time and earn the stoppage. A highly respected veteran, Gibson has dropped three of five fights since returning to the UFC for his second stint with the company back in August 2023. There's some gas left in the tank if the company is careful regarding who it matches him up against moving forward.
Booked against Blackshear
Gibson will fight Da'Mon Blackshear at UFC Vegas 104 on March 15, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Gibson was able to easily handle Chad Anheliger in November to earn his second consecutive win and finish 2024 2-1, which will give him a momentum advantage over Blackshear, who has lost two of his last three bouts.
Gibson was able to easily handle Chad Anheliger in November to earn his second consecutive win and finish 2024 2-1, which will give him a momentum advantage over Blackshear, who has lost two of his last three bouts.
Rolls through Chad Anheliger
Gibson defeated Chad Anheliger via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Edmonton.
ANALYSIS
Gibson was upwards of a -400 favorite by the time the fight went off. A number along the lines of -4000 would have been more fair. Cody dominated from start to finish on the strength of his grappling game. He was credited with just 16 significant strikes landed, but 5-of-6 successful takedown attempts for 12:25 worth of control time ensured a clean sweep on the scorecards. The level of competition Gibson was facing has to be taken into consideration, but it was a brilliant performance nonetheless. Gibson, now 37 years old, has picked up back-to-back wins on the heels of two straight defeats.
Gibson was upwards of a -400 favorite by the time the fight went off. A number along the lines of -4000 would have been more fair. Cody dominated from start to finish on the strength of his grappling game. He was credited with just 16 significant strikes landed, but 5-of-6 successful takedown attempts for 12:25 worth of control time ensured a clean sweep on the scorecards. The level of competition Gibson was facing has to be taken into consideration, but it was a brilliant performance nonetheless. Gibson, now 37 years old, has picked up back-to-back wins on the heels of two straight defeats.
Next opponent scheduled
Gibson will face Chad Anheliger in a bantamweight matchup at UFC Edmonton on November 2, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Gibson found his first victory against Brian Kelleher after defeating him via submission at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas. This marked his second fight and the 37-year-old will look to build off this performance in an attempt to overcome Chad Anheliger, who is also coming off a victory.
Gibson found his first victory against Brian Kelleher after defeating him via submission at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas. This marked his second fight and the 37-year-old will look to build off this performance in an attempt to overcome Chad Anheliger, who is also coming off a victory.