Fabricio Andrey Faces Eduardo Granzotto in a bantam weight entry grabbading at One Fight Night 36 On Friday 3 October live from Bangkok, Thailand. The 25-year-old Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champion carries personal motivation in this rematch after losing Granzotto at the Ibjjf world championships earlier this year.
Andrey dominated Ashley Williams in his promotion debut during One Fight Night 30 and achieved a unanimous decision victory. But the spectacle around his first performance left him mesmerized by the production value and the worldwide reach of the organization.
The bright lights and the electric atmosphere exceeded everything he experienced in the most prestigious stages of BJJ. What is even more important, a person’s entry-oriented line set perfectly matches his aggressive Grijp DNA by paying off finishes about storage tactics.
Those debut performance frustrated “Hokage” despite his dominant show. He checked Williams everywhere, but could not secure the characteristic entry that defines his style and missed both the $ 50,000 performance bonus and personal satisfaction.
“I have literally never seen anything like that. And it is a daring explanation given that I have been to BJJ in almost every phase and struggles all over the world. The production is unparalleled, and the way you are worried about me is unparalleled. I feel very happy to be part of the roster,” he said.
“I am always looking for positional control that leads to submission. One championship prioritizes to submit your opponent, so I feel much more confident fighting here.”
Fabricio Andrey focuses on revenge on Eduardo Granzotto
Fabricio Andrey believes that the GI rules set took him the victory in their previous meeting. The Alliance branch started every attack and ignored positional benefits while hunting submissions, allowing Granzotto to take advantage of scoring defensive points.
Eduardo Granzotto won that Ibjjf clashes by successfully escaping submission attempts and landing favorable positions. But Andrey remains convinced that he was the superior hunter that day and considered himself the aggressor during their match.
The no-gi format eliminates the handles so that his opponent could slow down the pace earlier. Without lapel and collar tires, Andrey expects to unleash his most dynamic version against the 22-year-old Checkmat representative.
His game plan is all about ruthless removal, seamless transitions and air strikes that have been designed to overwhelm defensive opponents. The Brazilian predicts finding Granzotto’s back in the middle of the game for a decisive choke finish.
“I feel that the Rules network defeated me. I started all the attacks, I ignored the advantage I had on the scoreboard and kept looking for the entry,” he said.
“This time expects an even more aggressive ‘Hokage’. And when I’m done with Eduardo, you will be happy with whom I want next!”
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