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Added to UFC on Fox 22
Serrano will face Hector Sandoval at UFC on Fox 22 on Dec. 17th.
ANALYSIS
Serrano's last fight at UFC 201 ended in a loss to Ryan Benoit due to split decision. He has a record of 3-1 and will be going up against Sandoval, who has a record of 12-3. Sandoval's last loss was also recorded at UFC 201. The fight will take place on December 17th.
Serrano's last fight at UFC 201 ended in a loss to Ryan Benoit due to split decision. He has a record of 3-1 and will be going up against Sandoval, who has a record of 12-3. Sandoval's last loss was also recorded at UFC 201. The fight will take place on December 17th.
Drops split decision to Ryan Benoit Saturday
Serrano lost to Ryan Benoit via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 28-29) at UFC 201 on Saturday in Atlanta.
ANALYSIS
Serrano is a good wrestler (as one would hope considering he competed in the Olympics in the sport), but as a newcomer to MMA, the rest of his skills are lacking, and that was evident on Saturday. Serrano connected on 5-of-14 takedown attempts, and he won the total strike battle by a count of 67-45, but he loads up on every single strike that he throws and that allows his opponents, in this case Benoit, to be able to position themselves to slide out of the way. Serrano threw repeated axe-kicks, which is very strange considering the level of difficulty in pulling one off successfully. This fight was moved to the main card as the result of cancellation of the Ian McCall v. Justin Scoggins bout, but Serrano is nothing more than roster depth.
Serrano is a good wrestler (as one would hope considering he competed in the Olympics in the sport), but as a newcomer to MMA, the rest of his skills are lacking, and that was evident on Saturday. Serrano connected on 5-of-14 takedown attempts, and he won the total strike battle by a count of 67-45, but he loads up on every single strike that he throws and that allows his opponents, in this case Benoit, to be able to position themselves to slide out of the way. Serrano threw repeated axe-kicks, which is very strange considering the level of difficulty in pulling one off successfully. This fight was moved to the main card as the result of cancellation of the Ian McCall v. Justin Scoggins bout, but Serrano is nothing more than roster depth.
Serrano defeated Yao Zhikui via TKO (Elbow Injury) at 0:44 of Round 1 at UFC Fight Night 79 on Saturday in Seoul, South Korea.
ANALYSIS
Serrano's second victory inside the octagon came in quick (if anti-climactic) fashion. In the process of dumping his opponent on a takedown, Zhikui dislocated his elbow, resulting in a lightning-fast TKO. In the young history of the division, Serrano now owns the fastest finish of any UFC flyweight.
Serrano's second victory inside the octagon came in quick (if anti-climactic) fashion. In the process of dumping his opponent on a takedown, Zhikui dislocated his elbow, resulting in a lightning-fast TKO. In the young history of the division, Serrano now owns the fastest finish of any UFC flyweight.