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Fighting Bahamondes in April
Giagos will fight Ignacio Bahamondes at UFC Vegas 89 on April 6, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Giagos' last loss to Daniel Zellhuber caused him to fall to 6-7 in the UFC and 1-3 across his last four bouts. He'll be at a size disadvantage against Bahamondes, giving up five inches of height and four inches of reach.
Giagos' last loss to Daniel Zellhuber caused him to fall to 6-7 in the UFC and 1-3 across his last four bouts. He'll be at a size disadvantage against Bahamondes, giving up five inches of height and four inches of reach.
Taps out following fast start
Giagos lost to Daniel Zellhuber via submission (anaconda choke) at 3:26 of Round 2 at Noche UFC on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Giagos picked up a first-round knockout, upset win over Rick Glenn this past April, and he nearly got Zellhuber here. Entering as a hefty +235 underdog, Giagos cracked his opponent with a sweeping left hook and floored the gas pedal in hopes of earning the stoppage but couldn't close the show. Christos then ate a shot in Round 2 that forced him to go for a half-hearted takedown attempts, allowing Zellhuber to throw him to the mat and clamp on the anaconda choke. Giagos, now 33 years of age, drops to 6-7 over the course of two separate stints with the company.
Giagos picked up a first-round knockout, upset win over Rick Glenn this past April, and he nearly got Zellhuber here. Entering as a hefty +235 underdog, Giagos cracked his opponent with a sweeping left hook and floored the gas pedal in hopes of earning the stoppage but couldn't close the show. Christos then ate a shot in Round 2 that forced him to go for a half-hearted takedown attempts, allowing Zellhuber to throw him to the mat and clamp on the anaconda choke. Giagos, now 33 years of age, drops to 6-7 over the course of two separate stints with the company.
Lightweight bout on tap
Giagos will fight Daniel Zellhuber at UFC Fight Night 225 in Paradise on Sept. 16, according to Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl.
ANALYSIS
This will be Giagos' second fight across 2023. The first ended in a first-round knockout of Rick Glenn. As for Zellhuber, he is fighting off a decision win over Lando Vannata.
This will be Giagos' second fight across 2023. The first ended in a first-round knockout of Rick Glenn. As for Zellhuber, he is fighting off a decision win over Lando Vannata.
Shocking knockout win in Vegas
Giagos defeated Rick Glenn via KO (punch) at 1:35 of Round 1 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Giagos was a very minor underdog for this fight at +130, but if he was to pull the upset, few would have guessed it would have come in this manner. Glenn had never been knocked out in his long pro career entering the evening, while Giagos' most recent knockout win came in June 2016. Yet, all it took was one sweeping left hook to the side of Glenn's head to close the show. That shot would go on to earn him one of four $50,000 Performance of the Night bonuses awarded on the evening. More importantly for the 33-year-old Giagos was the fact that the victory snapped a brief two-fight losing streak and would appear likely to have saved his job in the process. Giagos' next challenge will be to follow up this strong effort with another his next time out.
Giagos was a very minor underdog for this fight at +130, but if he was to pull the upset, few would have guessed it would have come in this manner. Glenn had never been knocked out in his long pro career entering the evening, while Giagos' most recent knockout win came in June 2016. Yet, all it took was one sweeping left hook to the side of Glenn's head to close the show. That shot would go on to earn him one of four $50,000 Performance of the Night bonuses awarded on the evening. More importantly for the 33-year-old Giagos was the fact that the victory snapped a brief two-fight losing streak and would appear likely to have saved his job in the process. Giagos' next challenge will be to follow up this strong effort with another his next time out.
Set for April 22 bout
Giagos (finger) will take on Rick Glenn at the UFC event on April 22, Team Iridium Sports Agency reports.
ANALYSIS
Giagos was forced out of his last scheduled fight against Benoit Saint-Denis after cutting the tendon in his right pinky while cleaning. Giagos was last in the Octagon in June when he was submitted by Thiago Moises.
Giagos was forced out of his last scheduled fight against Benoit Saint-Denis after cutting the tendon in his right pinky while cleaning. Giagos was last in the Octagon in June when he was submitted by Thiago Moises.