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Parisian fight canceled
Harris will not fight Josh Parisian at UFC Vegas 77 on July 15, according to Damon Martin of MMAFighting.com.
ANALYSIS
Less than half a week before the UFC's next event, it was announced that Harris will not fight Parisian due to undisclosed reasons. Perhaps not against each other, both are expected to fight at a later date.
Less than half a week before the UFC's next event, it was announced that Harris will not fight Parisian due to undisclosed reasons. Perhaps not against each other, both are expected to fight at a later date.
Making return to UFC
Harris (undisclosed) will take on Josh Parisian at the UFC event on July 15, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
"The Big Ticket" will make his return to the Octagon for the first time since he was defeated by TKO back in June of 2021. He was slated to fight later that year against Tai Tuivasa, but was scratched for undisclosed reasons.
"The Big Ticket" will make his return to the Octagon for the first time since he was defeated by TKO back in June of 2021. He was slated to fight later that year against Tai Tuivasa, but was scratched for undisclosed reasons.
Falls out of Tuivasa fight
Harris will no longer be taking on Tai Tuivasa at UFC 267 on Oct. 30, Raphael Marinho of Combate.com reports.
ANALYSIS
It's unclear what exactly forced the withdrawal of Harris, but Tuivasa will now be taking on Augusto Sakai at the Nov. 20 UFC event instead. Harris, meanwhile, finds himself at a career crossroads after losing three consecutive fights at the age of 38. While the competition has been more than respectable, Harris is currently a long way from "contender" status, and any potential injury certainly won't help his case.
It's unclear what exactly forced the withdrawal of Harris, but Tuivasa will now be taking on Augusto Sakai at the Nov. 20 UFC event instead. Harris, meanwhile, finds himself at a career crossroads after losing three consecutive fights at the age of 38. While the competition has been more than respectable, Harris is currently a long way from "contender" status, and any potential injury certainly won't help his case.
Oct. 30 fight booked
Harris will take on Tai Tuivasa in a heavyweight bout at UFC 267 on Oct. 30, MMAJunkie.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Harris last was in the Octagon in early June when he lost to Marcin Tybura via TKO. That was his third straight loss by TKO. Tuivasa is coming in off a knockout of Greg Hardy a few weeks back. That was his third straight win, all of which by knockout.
Harris last was in the Octagon in early June when he lost to Marcin Tybura via TKO. That was his third straight loss by TKO. Tuivasa is coming in off a knockout of Greg Hardy a few weeks back. That was his third straight win, all of which by knockout.
Third-straight TKO loss
Harris lost to Marcin Tybura via TKO (punches) at 4:06 of Round 1 at UFC Vegas 28 on Saturday.
ANALYSIS
Harris was able to hurt Tybura with a spinning backfist early and proceeded to charge his opponent with countless follow-up shots. In typical Harris fashion, however, he emptied his entire gas tank only to see Tybura survive the onslaught. From there, it was all Tybura. He was able to catch a Harris kick and take him to the mat, where he proceeded to put his grappling to work. Before long, Tybura had taken the back of Harris, and countless unanswered shots forced referee Mark Smith to step in and end the proceedings. Harris now has an uncertain future after dropping three consecutive fights via TKO.
Harris was able to hurt Tybura with a spinning backfist early and proceeded to charge his opponent with countless follow-up shots. In typical Harris fashion, however, he emptied his entire gas tank only to see Tybura survive the onslaught. From there, it was all Tybura. He was able to catch a Harris kick and take him to the mat, where he proceeded to put his grappling to work. Before long, Tybura had taken the back of Harris, and countless unanswered shots forced referee Mark Smith to step in and end the proceedings. Harris now has an uncertain future after dropping three consecutive fights via TKO.