Mohammed Usman Massacres Jake Collier by Consistent Choice at UFC Vegas 79

By Edwin F -

Mohammed Usman crushed Jake Collier by consistent choice in a heavyweight bout at UFC Vegas 79. The battle took place at the UFC Pinnacle in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Mohammed Usman, the more youthful brother of UFC welterweight winner Kamaru Usman, ventured in to supplant Valter Walker, who had to pull back from the battle due to harm. Jake Collier had a critical estimate advantage over Usman, but Usman was able to utilize his wrestling and hooking abilities to control the battle. Usman ruled the primary two rounds, taking Collier down and landing ground and pound.



Collier had a few victory within the third circular, landing a few strikes and guarding takedowns, but it was not sufficient to influence the judges. The judges scored the battle 30-27, 30-27, and 29-28 in favor of Usman, who progressed his record to 11-1.

Usman was satisfied with his execution and expressed his desire to be one of the leading heavyweights within the UFC. Collier, who has misplaced his final five battles in a push, was disillusioned with the result but lauded Usman's execution.

The battle was not without discussion, as a few fans and investigators felt that Collier had done sufficient to win the third circular and conceivably the battle. In spite of the controversy, Usman's triumph was a critical step forward in his career and may lead to more high-profile battles within the future. Mohammed Usman's triumph over Jake Collier by consistent choice at UFC Vegas 79 was a critical minute in his career. In spite of confronting a bigger rival, Usman was able to utilize his wrestling and hooking aptitudes to control the fight and win the triumph. The battle was not without discussion, but Usman's execution was noteworthy and might lead to more openings within the future.

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