Discover the intense clash between Waldo Cortes-Acosta and Robelis Despaigne in the UFC St. Louis heavyweight bout. Cortes-Acosta’s dominant performance secures a victory. Who will be his next opponent?
Waldo Cortes-Acosta impressively dominates Robelis Despaigne in the UFC St. Louis heavyweight bout, showcasing superior control and ground skills. The match unfolds with intense exchanges and strategic takedowns, culminating in Cortes-Acosta’s unanimous victory.
Waldo Cortes-Acosta Shines in UFC St. Louis Heavyweight Clash
In a thrilling showdown at UFC St. Louis, Waldo Cortes-Acosta showcased his dominance against Robelis Despaigne. The Cuban slugger, Despaigne, known for his quick wins, faced off against Cortes-Acosta, who displayed superior control throughout the fight. Let’s dive into the electrifying match that unfolded in the Octagon.
Round 1: The Battle Begins
Despaigne starts strong, landing a powerful right over the top, but Cortes-Acosta swiftly counters with a jab and executes a successful takedown. ‘Salsa Boy’ maintains control from the top position, showcasing his ground and pound skills.
Round 2: Cortes-Acosta’s Domination
Despaigne continues to press forward with striking, but Cortes-Acosta’s calculated moves lead to another takedown. Cortes-Acosta transitions to full mount, delivering punishing blows and body shots, asserting his dominance in the round.
Round 3: The Final Showdown
As the final round commences, Cortes-Acosta and Despaigne exchange blows, with Cortes-Acosta securing another takedown and maintaining control until the end. The judges’ unanimous decision declares Cortes-Acosta as the victor.
Official Result
Waldo Cortes-Acosta defeats Robelis Despaigne by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26).
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This gripping battle between Cortes-Acosta and Despaigne sets the stage for more thrilling matchups in the heavyweight division of UFC. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the latest MMA action.
