Cory Sandhagen is full of confidence prior to his title Tilt with Merab Dvalishvili.
After years of fought his way on the Bantamweight Division, ‘Sandman’ will finally get his chance on undisputed gold when he challenges Dvalishvili for the 135-pound crown in the UFC 320 Co-Main event on Saturday evening.
In the game, Sandhagen goes as the winner in three of his last four, including a second round of TKO over flight weight holder Deiveson Figueiredo. Sandhagen deserved his long -awaited opportunity and he is convinced that he can produce a similar result against Dvalishvili in Las Vegas.
“I am now more dangerous than ever,” Sandhagen said prior to fighting evening. “So I could certainly see myself finishing Merab. He is a tough hunter, so that will not be easy. If he deteriorates, he stares a lot, so it’s hard to make real contact with someone if they backup. It’s a lot easier if you get them a short night.”
More than 50% of Sandhagen’s profit in the Octagon I came through Ko, although you should go all the way until 2021 to find a finish that did not come through the interruption or injury of a doctor.
In the meantime, DvalishHvili comes from an absolutely dominant achievement against Sean O’Malley and ‘Sugar’ serves in the third round of their Bantam weight championship rematch at UFC 316. The victory extended the undefeated line of Dvalishhvili to 13.
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