UFC Ready Prospects That Fought Last Week (Patreon)

Lightweight, Kubanychbek Abdisalam (21-3): Somebody that's been on a tear is Abdisalam. He's won his last thirteen fights. Also, he's coming off his first Brave CF 155-pound title defense. He beat a former UFC fighter in Lucas Martins and made it look easy. Although I'm not a big fan of Abdisalam his resume is very UFC-worthy.

https://twitter.com/Grabaka_Hitman/status/1732105415943487748 

Flyweight, Dias Erengaipov (15-3): Erengaipov defended his Naiza FC flyweight title for the first time over the weekend. Now a winner of his last six Erengaipov should be in the UFC. They need more flyweights and Erengaipov would be a good one to have. Erengaipov is a menace to deal with. His striking isn't much but his wrestling and overall ground game is a huge problem. The relentless pace he puts on breaks guys. Erengaipov will ragdoll guys to the mat and will smother on top. I don't expect him to be signed anytime soon but he should be.

https://twitter.com/Delisketo/status/1732555272558670033 

Featherweight, Igeu Kabesa (17-2): Over the weekend was a big fight for Kabesa. The last person Kabesa lost to in the last seven years was to Reinaldo Ekson. Kabesa got that rematch and this time won and dominated as the fight got deeper winning a decision. I believe Kabesa may be under contract with PFL but I'm not sure if that still stands. Either way, he needs to be in a big promotion because there is nothing else for him to do in EFC. No doubt about it, Kabesa is the best prospect in South Africa and would be huge for the market. Kabesa is a very decorated wrestler being a 10-time Wrestling Nationals Champion. He is in his prime at 29 and is solid everywhere. Kabesa has amazing wrestling and grappling.

https://twitter.com/Grabaka_Hitman/status/1732853830885199876 

Featherweight, Losene Keita (12-1): This is the biggest no-brainer in signing Keita. Keita is arguably the most ready prospect to enter the UFC right now. He's been in talks with the UFC already so if he takes another fight outside the UFC again I'd be shocked. Keita swings with some real stopping power in his hands. His wrestling is good but jiu-jitsu is still a work in progress. He does have good power and when he puts his hands together he’s even more lethal. Keita won back his featherweight title after breaking his foot last July. He won the title back in brutal fashion with a nasty knockout.

https://x.com/patdannamma/status/1733616349417505270?s=20 

Middleweight, Matej Penaz (8-1): It's time for Penaz to come into the UFC since not only is he good but the UFC needs middleweights. Penaz's only loss was on the contender series and he lost by submission early to SD Dumas. From watching the UFC run Dumas is on I'm fully convinced the win over Penaz was a fluke. I'm confident in saying Penaz has a higher ceiling than Dumas. Outside of MMA, Penaz is an established kickboxer. He’s 3-1 in Glory and 23-3 overall with 12 KO/TKOs. Penaz is a sniper shooting explosive rounds. Penaz does a great job fighting at his preferred range. He uses a long jab keeping opponents at the end of his punches. His one-two (in his case being the right-left) is deadly. All combined with his shot placement and hand speed. Penaz is coming off a quick knockout in under thirty seconds. I don't think he will sign to the UFC right yet but he deserves it.
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