Ronda Rousey Vs. Alexis Davis (Video)
Coming off two wins over a man who is on any short list of the greatest MMA fighters of all time in Anderson Silva has done wonders for Weidman, his status, and his confidence. It seems like the public is begrudging in giving Weidman his just due. Like in his last fight, his second win over Silva, everyone focused on the gruesome knee injury suffered by “The Spider” rather that what Weidman did right, which is use great timing to make it so Silva’s leg collided violently with his knee. Weidman does a lot of little things like that. He’s very smart and cool in the eye of the storm-able to think on his feet and come up with the right moves.
Alexis employs high closed guard (closed but high up almost around your shoulders). This helps to kill posture making it hard to land GnP and also to pull out of it by standing/posturing out. Ronda appears to have no patience to work proper BJJ passes and would rather power out by posturing/standing to get a re-start on the feet or work her standing passes. Alexis has been very good at sinking armbars/omaplatas during this pulling out and/or switching to a footlock when you do this. Ronda has not met a good positional switcher in BJJ which Alexis is, and we will get a good chance to see how she fares this weekend.
On the main undercard bout of UFC 175, Ronda Rousey defends her UFC Women’s Bantamweight Title against contender Alexis Davis. Rousey is one of the biggest draws in MMA-a real phenomenon who has won all 9 of her fights, with 8 of then ending before the bell sounded to end the first round. Is there anything Alexis Davis can do to derail this freight train? Rousey successfully defended her UFC women’s bantamweight title with a 16-second win over Alexis Davis at UFC 175 on Saturday night. Rousey wiped out Davis so quickly that her walk to the ring took longer than the entire fight. WMMA contender Alexis "Ally Gator" Davis on her family of fighters, eating contests, and why she's thrilled to take on Ronda Rousey in July. Full story Rousey vs Lesnar Davis 7.9
Ronda Rousey is the most dominant champion in UFC (current) history. Rousey is now 10-0 with 10 finishes. Alexis Davis was her latest victim, lasting just 16-seconds. Rousey put Davis down with a punch, knee and judo throw and finished her with punches. No clue what did the most damage. @internetican UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey is schedule to fight Alexis Davis at UFC 175. The announcement was made by UFC President Dana White over the weekend and will now be part of a card that featuring a UFC Middleweight title defense for Chris Weidman as he attempts to defeat Lyoto Machida. Wanderlei Silva and Chael Sonnen are also expected to be part of the main card. Alexis ‘Ally-Gator’ Davis +750 Video – Watch the Epic Rousey vs. Tate Promo
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