Ravena Oliveira
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Brazil
Falls to 0-4 with UFC
Oliveira lost to Juliana Miller via submission (rear-naked choke) at 1:38 of Round 2 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Entering with an 0-3 mark with the UFC and as a +265 underdog, Oliveira again wasn't competitive outside of the rare moments early in the fight when the two women were on the feet. The second Miller made a concerted effort to get this one to the mat, Oliveira was done. Ravena entered with seven straight stoppage wins on her resume prior to her company arrival, but she simply hasn't been able to find her footing at the highest level. It's highly doubtful she will be granted a fourth opportunity with the promotion.
Entering with an 0-3 mark with the UFC and as a +265 underdog, Oliveira again wasn't competitive outside of the rare moments early in the fight when the two women were on the feet. The second Miller made a concerted effort to get this one to the mat, Oliveira was done. Ravena entered with seven straight stoppage wins on her resume prior to her company arrival, but she simply hasn't been able to find her footing at the highest level. It's highly doubtful she will be granted a fourth opportunity with the promotion.
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Set for next fight
Oliveira is set to compete against Juliana Miller in a flyweight bout at UFC Vegas 120 on August 8, Marcel Dorff of Heavy on Sports reports.
ANALYSIS
Oliveira is still searching for her first UFC win, dropping to 0-3 with a loss to Shanelle Dyer via TKO in Round 2 of their fight March 21 in London. Oliveira owns a 7-4-1 overall MMA record, and prior to joining the UFC, she had notched seven straight victories, including six via KO/TKO. Juliana Miller, her upcoming opponent, has dropped three of her last four bouts, including a loss via unanimous decision to Carli Judice in February.
Oliveira is still searching for her first UFC win, dropping to 0-3 with a loss to Shanelle Dyer via TKO in Round 2 of their fight March 21 in London. Oliveira owns a 7-4-1 overall MMA record, and prior to joining the UFC, she had notched seven straight victories, including six via KO/TKO. Juliana Miller, her upcoming opponent, has dropped three of her last four bouts, including a loss via unanimous decision to Carli Judice in February.
Still searching for first UFC win
Oliveira lost to Shanelle Dyer via TKO (strikes) at 1:17 of Round 2 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in London.
ANALYSIS
Oliveira returned from a two-year layoff and was submitted by Stephanie Luciano in October. She was arguably less competitive here, barely making it into Round 2 before being put away. Oliveira struggled with the speed of Dyer, constantly seemingly to get off second in the striking exchanges between the two. A barrage of knees and several unanswered shots led to the finish. Now 0-3 with the UFC, the odds are against Oliveira being granted a fourth opportunity.
Oliveira returned from a two-year layoff and was submitted by Stephanie Luciano in October. She was arguably less competitive here, barely making it into Round 2 before being put away. Oliveira struggled with the speed of Dyer, constantly seemingly to get off second in the striking exchanges between the two. A barrage of knees and several unanswered shots led to the finish. Now 0-3 with the UFC, the odds are against Oliveira being granted a fourth opportunity.
Next fight scheduled
Oliveira is scheduled to compete against Shanelle Dyer in a strawweight fight at UFC London on March 21, per Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
Oliveira's last fight was a third-round submission loss to Stephanie Luciano after a long layoff. Oliveira's next opponent is a DWCS participant, and one who signed with the UFC despite coming off a loss in the event.
Oliveira's last fight was a third-round submission loss to Stephanie Luciano after a long layoff. Oliveira's next opponent is a DWCS participant, and one who signed with the UFC despite coming off a loss in the event.
Falls in return from long layoff
Oliveira lost to Stephanie Luciano via submission (rear-naked choke) at 2:50 of Round 3 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Vancouver.
ANALYSIS
This looked like a terrible matchup for Oliveira on paper, and it played out exactly that way inside the Octagon. Ravena has very limited power and tends to stay to the outside. That was a major issue against an opponent in Luciano with far more speed and simply more ways to win. Oliveira was dominated on the feet throughout before giving up a pair of takedowns and getting submitted in Round 3. Now 0-2 in the UFC and have competed just twice in the last two-plus years, Oliveira could be a release candidate.
This looked like a terrible matchup for Oliveira on paper, and it played out exactly that way inside the Octagon. Ravena has very limited power and tends to stay to the outside. That was a major issue against an opponent in Luciano with far more speed and simply more ways to win. Oliveira was dominated on the feet throughout before giving up a pair of takedowns and getting submitted in Round 3. Now 0-2 in the UFC and have competed just twice in the last two-plus years, Oliveira could be a release candidate.
New fight booked
Oliveira (undisclosed) will fight Stephanie Luciano at UFC Fight Night 262 in Vancouver on October 18, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Oliveira withdrew from her fight with Shauna Bannon earlier this week that was supposed to take place later this month. The reasoning for her withdrawal is unknown but looks as though she'll be ready to go in a few months' time to take on a new opponent. Both competitors are in search of wins after losing their last bouts.
Oliveira withdrew from her fight with Shauna Bannon earlier this week that was supposed to take place later this month. The reasoning for her withdrawal is unknown but looks as though she'll be ready to go in a few months' time to take on a new opponent. Both competitors are in search of wins after losing their last bouts.







