Tuf Episode 10 offers great performance on 170

The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 33 semi-final matchups took place in the 10th episode of the season, with a goodweight tournament hopeful in a new high-stakes fight.

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With a coveted place in the live final on the line, Brazilian Rodrigo Sezinando and the Jeff Creighton of the United States were opposite the second 170 pound of the penultimate part of the bracket. In addition to the competition, both men started with a long-term stay in the profit column at the time of this writing, where Creighton drives an eight-fighter undefeated streak, together with Sezinando who won his last four in a row.

Dimensions Tufs Rodrigo Sezinado

In this way recently steps into the cage as episode eight of Tuff, Sezinado fought against colleague South American native and bitter rival Diego Bianchini. The survivor of an early storm of his opponent began to wear Sezinado on the gas tank of Bianchini with non-stop pressure and denying his Takedowns. It was in the second round where the welterweight perspective really took over the game by turning Bianchini on the floor, keeping him on his back while damaging him for more than four minutes with ground and pounds.

Look at Tufs Jeff Creighton

In his quarter -final match against Andreas Binder on Tuff, Creighton had to overcome various obstacles before the link could even take place. First, the Irishman finally had to Stop His weight was cut halfway through the episode. Then, commissioned by the Sonnen head coach Chael Sonnen team, he had to elaborate the details of a last-minute catch fight and settled on a wallet of more than $ 20,000.

Move forward in the Tuff Welterweight tournament on dominant fashion, Creighton Bloodied Binder on the way to a clear unanimous decision, on the way to the ultimate hunting lodge with both a triumph and a considerable payment day.

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Before Team Sonnen prepared for a new trip to the Octagon, they made a special visit to one of the most productive magicians of all time, Criss Angel, who did a show in Las Vegas at the time. Attending the performance, UFC Legends Sonnen and Colby Covington had the opportunity to participate in the entertainment phenomenon on stage, to the great jubilation of the crowd of Nevada.

Sezinado dominates the American Creighton with blowout show Tuff

Although they were enemies in the cage, both representatives of the Cormier team embraced each other before the first punch was thrown, which showed their comrading despite the size of the competition in which they were. The first round was dictated by the Brazilian, where Sezinado Creighton held against the cage before he held it down and kept him there. He then continued with the threat of different submissions in the forms of a arm triangle and a rear naked choke before the horn sounded.

Creighton got a page from the book of his opponents and began to nip the second by nipping the Brazilian on the Koostermuur and nailing his own Takedown. However, Sezinado would quickly reverse the position and cause even more control time and damage. While the American returned to his feet along the half point of the round, Sezinado Creighton put back on the canvas after a failed elbow attack, so that he was won there for the rest of the Stanza.

The third played very much in the same way as the other rounds, because Sezinado continued to use his grab strategy to further destroy the impressive Standup game of Creighton. Against this point in the fight, both men began to show clear signs of exhaustion, although Sezinado seemed to be the fresher man. Eventually the South -American striking took the dominant unanimous decision gain and claimed second place in welterweight in the Tuff Live final later this year.