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Next bout scheduled
Argueta will match up with Miles Johns at UFC Vegas 79 on Sept. 23, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nlreports.
ANALYSIS
Argueta, who recently drew a no decision result against Ronnie Lawrence, will get back in the ring against Miles Johns. The 29-year-old American is 1-1 in his UFC career.
Argueta, who recently drew a no decision result against Ronnie Lawrence, will get back in the ring against Miles Johns. The 29-year-old American is 1-1 in his UFC career.
Wacky finish leads to no contest
Argueta and Ronnie Lawrence fought to a no contest (overturned decision) at 2:20 of Round 1 at UFC on ESPN 47 on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
It's a crushing result for Argueta in a fight in which he looked excellent and appeared to be just seconds from winning via submission. An immediate takedown from Argueta eventually resulted in him catching Lawrence in a guillotine choke. The latter raised his hand to tap out but never did. That resulted in referee Keith Peterson tapping Lawrence's hand to make sure he was still awake, resulting in Ronnie appearing to give up. Peterson stopped the fight and awarded Argueta a submission victory before the result was overturned -- correctly -- via replay. Neither man absorbed much damage in the brief bout, so perhaps the UFC will run it back in short order.
It's a crushing result for Argueta in a fight in which he looked excellent and appeared to be just seconds from winning via submission. An immediate takedown from Argueta eventually resulted in him catching Lawrence in a guillotine choke. The latter raised his hand to tap out but never did. That resulted in referee Keith Peterson tapping Lawrence's hand to make sure he was still awake, resulting in Ronnie appearing to give up. Peterson stopped the fight and awarded Argueta a submission victory before the result was overturned -- correctly -- via replay. Neither man absorbed much damage in the brief bout, so perhaps the UFC will run it back in short order.
Next fight scheduled
Argueta will face off against Ronnie Lawrence at UFC Vegas 75 on June 17, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Argueta, who most recently emerged victorious in his bout against Nick Aguirre, will face off against Ronnie Lawrence. The 29-year-old American fighter is currently 1-1 in the UFC, and he will look to improve upon his resume against Lawrence in June.
Argueta, who most recently emerged victorious in his bout against Nick Aguirre, will face off against Ronnie Lawrence. The 29-year-old American fighter is currently 1-1 in the UFC, and he will look to improve upon his resume against Lawrence in June.
Secures first UFC victory
Argueta defeated Nick Aguirre via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
It was a convincing performance from Argueta as a -500 favorite against a late-notice opponent. He finished the bout with a 93-15 edge in total strikes landed. He connected on 4-of-6 takedown attempts, good for 10:14 worth of control time, an overwhelming number for a fight which lasted just 15 minutes. It was a much-needed rebound for the 29-year-old New Mexico native on the heels of his unanimous decision loss to Damon Jackson in his UFC debut last June.
It was a convincing performance from Argueta as a -500 favorite against a late-notice opponent. He finished the bout with a 93-15 edge in total strikes landed. He connected on 4-of-6 takedown attempts, good for 10:14 worth of control time, an overwhelming number for a fight which lasted just 15 minutes. It was a much-needed rebound for the 29-year-old New Mexico native on the heels of his unanimous decision loss to Damon Jackson in his UFC debut last June.
Fighting new opponent
Argueta will no longer take on Isaac Dulgarian at UFC Vegas 67 on Jan. 14, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Argueta will now face off with Nick Aguirre, after Isaac Dulgarian withdrew due to undisclosed reasons. The 29-year-old fighter, who will have to prepare for a new opponent on short notice, will take on Aguirre who is making his UFC debut.
Argueta will now face off with Nick Aguirre, after Isaac Dulgarian withdrew due to undisclosed reasons. The 29-year-old fighter, who will have to prepare for a new opponent on short notice, will take on Aguirre who is making his UFC debut.