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Scheduled to face Austin Lingo
Kilburn will take on Austin Lingo in a featherweight matchup scheduled for Jan. 16 on Fight Island, Marcel Dorff of MMADNA reports.
ANALYSIS
Both fighters will be looking to rebound after being on the losing end in their UFC debuts. Kilburn debuted back in December of 2019, losing to Billy Quarantillo by submission in the second round. Lingo lasted to the end of his debut back in February but fell by unanimous decision to Youssef Zalal. As of early-January, Kilburn finds himself as roughly a (+185) underdog.
Both fighters will be looking to rebound after being on the losing end in their UFC debuts. Kilburn debuted back in December of 2019, losing to Billy Quarantillo by submission in the second round. Lingo lasted to the end of his debut back in February but fell by unanimous decision to Youssef Zalal. As of early-January, Kilburn finds himself as roughly a (+185) underdog.
Taps out in UFC debut
Kilburn lost to Billy Quarantillo via submission (Triangle Choke) at 3:18 of Round 2 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Washington D.C.
ANALYSIS
Kilburn found himself under siege just seconds into his UFC debut. Seemingly not ready to go once the opening bell rang, Kilburn allowed Quarantillo to grab the momentum immediately and he never relinquished it. Because he was constantly defending himself, Kilburn was never able to get any offense going in the eight-plus minutes the fight lasted. Prior to his call up to the UFC, Kilburn was fighting in something called "Square Ring Promotions". There's nothing to see here.
Kilburn found himself under siege just seconds into his UFC debut. Seemingly not ready to go once the opening bell rang, Kilburn allowed Quarantillo to grab the momentum immediately and he never relinquished it. Because he was constantly defending himself, Kilburn was never able to get any offense going in the eight-plus minutes the fight lasted. Prior to his call up to the UFC, Kilburn was fighting in something called "Square Ring Promotions". There's nothing to see here.