Arman Tsarukyan

Looking at the odds, pick, and prediction for the main event of UFC Vegas 57 between Arman Tsarukyan and Mateusz Gamrot.

This one is most likely going to have to take place on the feet in order for Gamrot to get the win in this one. As tough as it is to predict this fight, there are two factors that are going to determine the winner in the main event of UFC Vegas 57. Gamrot will be susceptible to kicks and Tsarukyan will have to utilize those in order to control the fight. The finish is going to be tough to get and winning the early rounds is going to be very important in order for Tsarukyan to walk away the winner. He became a star in his home country by competing at the top European promotion KSW. He’s faced tough UFC veterans like Andre Winner and Norman Parke and never lost before signing for the UFC. He lost a very close fight to Guram Kutateladze in his debut for the promotion back in 2020. It won’t be long before both of them are in the top 10 and potentially in the hunt for the lightweight title.

UFC Vegas 57 took place June 25 at UFC APEX in Las Vegas. Top lightweight contenders Mateusz Gamrot and Arman Tsarukyan squared off in a five-round contest, ...

Tsarukyan to a knee along the fence already and Gamrot holding the body lock. Gamrot drives one a double but gets sprawled and now Tsarukyan is holding a front headlock. Tsarukyan trying to get to the fence but Gamrot gets both hooks in and he’s got full back control. Tsarukyan coming forward and lands a heavy body kick but Gamrot catches it and drives in for a takedown. Tsarukyan charges forward to back Gamrot off and lands a combo. Tsarukyan trying to get out but Gamrot is able to drag him down again and he gets a hook in this time! Gamrot takes charge to start and lands a big right hand. Tsarukyan is making Gamrot work everywhere and he lands a big body kick when Gamrot goes to southpaw. Jabs have started to succeed for him and he gets on the hips for a double and drags Tsarukyan down but Tsarukyan pops right back up. More kicks from Tsarukyan and Gamrot struggling to find a range he is comfortable in. Gamrot backs to the fence and he’s working to his feet but a scramble! Tsarukyan holding on but a gramby roll from Gamrot and now he’s got a back body lock!

Mateusz Gamrot defeated Arman Tsarukyan at UFC Vegas 57. On Twitter, pro fighters reacted to the match.

My goodness.— Michael Chiesa (@MikeMav22) #UFCVegas57 June 26, 2022 What a display— QuakeRiddell (@bradquakeriddel) #UFCvegas57 June 26, 2022 Holy crap these scrambles!— Alan Jouban (@AlanJouban) #UFCVegas57 June 26, 2022

Gamrot (21-1 MMA, 4-1 UFC) extended his winning streak to for consecutive fights with a unanimous decision win over Tsarukyan (18-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) in the ...

Gamrot won a unanimous decision in a bout that showcased the unreal depth of the UFC's lightweight division.

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Mateusz Gamrot edged Arman Tsarukyan by unanimous decision Saturday night in a fast-paced bout between two of the UFC's top up-and-coming lightweights.

"I'm ready for every single f---ing guy in the division," Gamrot said. The Republic of Georgia fighter had just one UFC loss coming in, to top contender Islam Makhachev in Tsarukyan's UFC debut in April 2019. The last three rounds Saturday night were the difference in what was a back-and-forth, fast-paced fight. Gamrot accumulated 4 minutes, 58 seconds of control time, 4:24 of which came in the final three rounds, per ESPN Stats & Information data. "I want to fight next with him." "Arman is high-level guy, from the new generation.

See how judges scored the UFC Vegas 57 main event on Saturday between Mateusz Gamrot and Arman Tsarukyan.

- UFC 275 Artist Series T-Shirt - UFC 275 Event T-Shirt In the end, the judges determined that the former two-division KSW champion’s offensive output was superior.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Lightweight grapplers Mateusz Gamrot and Arman Tsarukyan will clash TONIGHT (Sat., June 25, 2022) at UFC Vegas 57 ...

He’s a few years older, and split-decision or not, he’s technically already lost once inside the Octagon. Coming up short in his first main event slot would slow his rise, leading to difficult match ups that offer less to gain. I’d like to see Tsarukyan walking down Gamrot and blasting kicks in this match up. Keys To Victory: Tsarukyan is really a physical force at 155 pounds. Technically, Gamrot looks like the more skilled man in every aspect of the game. Let’s take a closer look at the keys to victory for each athlete: Since debuting in an incredible fight versus Islam Makhachev of all people, Tsarukyan has consistently impressed and improved en route to a five-fight win streak.

Mateusz Gamrot defeated Arman Tsarukyan via unanimous decision (48-47 x3) in a close fight at UFC Vegas 57.

The round ended with Tsarukyan in the clutches of Gamrot, giving Gamrot the round almost surely. It could be the defining moment of the round, which, depending on the judges, Gamrot could desperately need. Tsarukyan stayed on his feet, the first wrestling attempt thwarted.

Arman Tsarukyan vs. Mateusz Gamrot was expected to be competitive and it delivered on those expectations. Gamrot eked out a unanimous decision win over ...

Tsarukyan dropped Gamrot with a leg kick early in the round but Gamrot managed to secure another takedown. Tsarukyan managed to return to the feet with 2:30 left. Gamrot managed to get the better of a subsequent wrestling exchange before returning to the feet. Tsarukyan perfectly timed a hook to Gamrot's jaw as the Polish fighter dropped for a single-leg takedown. Late in the round, Tsarukyan landed a kick to the midsection that briefly backed Gamrot up. Tsarukyan generally landed the more impactful strikes, but Gamrot appeared to be the fresher fighter in the closing rounds.

Mateusz Gamrot won the first main event of his UFC career by picking up a hard-fought unanimous decision over Arman Tsarukyan.

Raulian Paiva via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Gamrot took the back of his opponent and hunted for a submission, but the fight would go to the final round. Rodolfo Vieira via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) He faltered in his UFC debut, dropping a unanimous decision to Islam Makhachev in 2019. Tsarukyan was able to reverse position in the final seconds and land a few punches before the final horn sounded on this very entertaining main event. He opened with another thunderous kick to the body and cracked Gamrot with a right hand a few moments later. With the win, Gamrot makes it four straight after the lone setback of his professional career against Guram Kutateladze in 2020. After controlling Tsarukyan on the mat, they returned to the feet and continued to let the strikes fly. Another hard kick to the body scored for Tsarukyan as Gamrot shot for and completed a takedown. Gamrot was unable to secure the position, but Tsarukyan worked free before any serious damage or submission attempts would occur. Both lightweight competitors entered the first main event of their UFC careers, with both men looking to make a statement on the big stage. A few moments later, Tsarukyan completed a beautiful takedown, and a few wild scrambles for position soon followed.

Mateusz Gamrot edged Arman Tsarukyan by unanimous decision Saturday night in a fast-paced bout between two of the UFC's top up-and-coming lightweights.

"I'm ready for every single f---ing guy in the division," Gamrot said. The Republic of Georgia fighter had just one UFC loss coming in, to top contender Islam Makhachev in Tsarukyan's UFC debut in April 2019. Gamrot, 31, finished all of his previous three wins coming into Saturday. He is the former KSW lightweight and featherweight champion and was a +220 underdog. Gamrot accumulated 4 minutes, 58 seconds of control time, 4:24 of which came in the final three rounds, according to ESPN Stats & Information. The last three rounds Saturday night were the difference in what was a back-and-forth, fast-paced fight. "I want to fight next with him."

Mateusz Gamrot was victorious in Saturday's main event against Arman Tsarukyan, plus Shavkat Rakhmonov remains undefeated.

A leg kick from Tsarukyan knocked Gamrot to the ground, and he tagged Gamrot with a few shots on his way up. Tsarukyan hit Gamrot with a pair of heavy leg kicks, before taking Gamrot down as he attempted to respond with one of his own. Even though Parisian was exhausted, he was able to posture up and land ground and pound shots until the fight was finally stopped. Maness was loading up with some big shots early in the final round, however, Nurmagomedov was able to match him on the feet, landing a front kick to the face at one point. This allowed Baudot to return to his feet, however, he was taken right back to the ground. In his post-fight interview, Curtis acknowledged the improvements that Vieira has made to his game, noting that his striking was much improved, which was definitely the case here, comparing this version of Vieira to the one that debuted in the promotion back in 2019. Vieira chased after a single leg, but Curtis was able to defend the attempt and landed a good body shot in the process. Curtis landed a heavy body shot in the final minute of the round, before connecting with a number of hard jabs. In the end, Nuerdanbieke just seemed to be the slightly stronger grappler, and it was his takedowns and control time that made the difference in what was otherwise a very close second round. Brown worked his way into top position with roughly ninety seconds to work, and Brown’s corner was screaming at him to separate, however, he continued to engage Nuerdanbieke on the ground, and the fight ultimately went the distance. Brown ultimately made the same mistake as Nuerdanbieke, losing that top position in an attempt to take his opponent’s back, however, he was able to prevent Nuerdanbieke from doing much with his top position by threatening a triangle choke. In the final minute of the round, Paiva finally broke away, and he threatened a guillotine choke to stay on his feet following a second takedown attempt from Morozov. 19-19.