Tatsuro Taira almost tears off the face of Hyun Sung Park

There are levels and Tatsuro Taira proved it at UFC Vegas 108. He dominated Hyun Sung Park, an opponent of a short term, in just two rounds, who ended the fight in a face crank. Taira recovered from his first career loss to Brandon Royal in October last year and is now back on track.

Tatsuro Taira dominates

There was never a moment in the fight where Japan’s Tatsuro Taira Was not control. Taira took Lead from the early bays of the fight and dropped Hyun Sung Park. From there it was a stream of wrestling that Park could not keep track of and it was only a matter of time. The Korean managed to survive the first round.

When the second round was collected, Park tried to get a bit offensive, causing large shots to throw away Taira’s. But Taira torpedoed over the cage and quickly took the park down again. He didn’t waste time when he came on the back and turned on the face of Park.

Taira called Alexandre Pantoja or Joshua in his interview after the fight. Although not booked, it is generally accepted that Pantoja and then fight. Taira, who wants a title shot, will have to fight another fight.

UFC Vegas 108 UPS and Downs

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The last three fights delivered on UFC Vegas 108. With Tatsuro Taira who placed everything on a nice bow, the bottom map also came up. Chris Duncan and Mateusz Rebecki went to a bloody war and stole the hearts of the bloodthirsty fans that the UFC has. After three rounds of pure massacre, it was Duncan that secured the victory.

Fans thought that Esteban Riabovics and Elves Brener were locked up in the night’s fight before Duncan and Rebecki said together: “Hold my beer.” Ribovics and Brener threw leather from the start to finish and Ribovics arose the victor to the annoyance of Brener.

Karol Rosa and Nora Cornolle had a ranked bantam weight fight for women with Rosa who dominated a decision gain. Neil Magny broke his two battles that lost a line and dismissed Elizeu Zaleski Dos Santos in round two. And Kevin Vallejos started the main map with a unanimous decision victory on Danny Silva.

The best of Argentina went 2-0 on the night.

The Undercard ended with Rinya Nakamura who defeated Nathan Fletcher with a huge body kick, although not new to the map. Rodolfo Vieira defeated Tresean Gore through a unanimous decision, Andrey Pulyaev spread Nick Klein with a body kick, which shadowed Nakamura. Austin Bashi suppressed John Yannis with a rear naked choke in the first round. And opening the map, Rafael Estevam defeated Felipe Bunes and Piera Rodriguez beat Ketlen Souza, both by decision.