Mayra Bueno Silva secures an impressive victory over former champion Holly Holm with a standing guillotine choke in the main event of UFC Fight Night. Read more for the full fight details.
Mayra Bueno Silva secured an impressive victory in the main event of UFC Fight Night by submitting former champion Holly Holm with a standing guillotine choke in the second round.
Silva showcased her exceptional grappling skills as she expertly executed the chokehold, forcing Holm to tap out and claim the victory. This win solidifies Silva’s position as a rising star in the women’s bantamweight division.
In the opening round, both fighters displayed their striking prowess with crisp punches and kicks. Holm, known for her boxing background, showcased her technical skills, while Silva utilized her Muay Thai background to land powerful strikes.
As the fight progressed, Silva’s grappling expertise became evident. She managed to take Holm down to the mat multiple times and showcased her ground control. In the second round, Silva capitalized on a momentary opening and swiftly transitioned into the standing guillotine choke.
The standing guillotine choke is a rare submission in MMA, requiring exceptional timing and technique. Silva’s execution of the chokehold was flawless, leaving Holm with no choice but to tap out.
This victory marks a significant milestone for Silva, as she secures a win over a former champion. It also highlights her versatility as a fighter, showcasing her proficiency in both striking and grappling.
Fight Results
| Fighter | Result |
|---|---|
| Mayra Bueno Silva | Submission |
| Holly Holm | Loss |
Key Points
- Mayra Bueno Silva submits Holly Holm via standing guillotine choke in the second round.
- Silva’s exceptional grappling skills were on full display as she expertly executed the chokehold.
- This win solidifies Silva’s position as a rising star in the women’s bantamweight division.
- Silva showcased her proficiency in both striking and grappling throughout the fight.
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