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Uros Jurisic Set to Face Shamil Musaev at KSW 58
The newest addition to the
Uros Jurisic, has his first opponent lined up, and it’s at KSW 58 later this month.
Jurisic will make his organizational debut at KSW 58 on Saturday, January 30, 2021, against the undefeated lightweight Russian,
Shamil Musaev. KSW 58 will air worldwide on the KSW app or on KSWTV.
KSW’s Newest Welterweight Uros Jurisic
After signing with KSW earlier this month in January 2021, Jurisic is already set for a top-tier clash at KSW 58. Entering the organization as a top title contender, Jurisic’s task will no doubt put him in line next for a shot at
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It appears UFC President Dana White and former strawweight champion Rose Namajunas need to have a conversation to get on the same page.
For months it’s been expected that Namajunas would compete for the 115-pound title against reigning champion Zhang Weili after both picked up impressive wins in their most recent fights. Zhang defeated former champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk in a potential “Fight of the Year” candidate, while Namajunas exacted revenge against Jessica Andrade in a rematch.
It just seemed like a matter of time before the title fight was made official, but now White has cast doubts on Zhang vs. Namajunas happening in the near future.
12-0, 18-7, 22-8. This is not some locker combination or Fibonacci code. On paper, these numbers represent the record of Efrain Escudero’s progression through the sport of professional mixed martial arts… Sort of.
At 12-0, Escudero was the lightweight winner of
The Ultimate Fighter Season 8, was 2-0 in the Octagon, had finished all but two of his opponents, and had a very notable first-round TKO of Cole Miller. By the fall of 2009, he was a young, motivated and streaking up-and-comer with a bright future. The next few years had a completely different look.
By May 2013, the native of Sonora, Mexico, aptly nicknamed “Hecho in Mexico,” had been through a turbulent period in his career, bringing his record to 18-7. After his 2-0 start in the UFC, Escudero lost two of his next three UFC fights and was released from the UFC. He bounced back with a 5-1 run, but then dropped four in a row, including his UFC return and re-release. This was a rough time in his career, but it is imp