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Comparatif
Résumé du résultat
Tim Elliott defeated Édgar Cháirez by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) at Noche UFC on September 12, 2026. The catchweight bout went the full three rounds, with Elliott ultimately controlling through wrestling and ground-and-pound after being dropped in the opening exchange. Cháirez caught Elliott with a right hand early in round one that put him on a knee, but Elliott recovered, rocked Cháirez with a left that drew blood, and secured a takedown before the bell. In round two, repeated eye pokes from Cháirez disrupted Elliott without shifting control; a late counter punch from Cháirez in the third offered brief momentum before Elliott answered with another takedown and held position through the horn. After the decision, Elliott called Cháirez "the toughest guy I've ever fought."
Aperçu du combat
UFC flyweight veteran Tim Elliott, one of the division's all-time takedown leaders and a perennial grappling-heavy grinder, squares off against Mexico's Édgar Cháirez in front of a Noche UFC crowd that will be firmly in the home fighter's corner. Elliott brings deep experience against elite opposition while Cháirez carries the crowd support and emotional stakes of performing on Mexican Independence Day weekend in a division where finishes matter.
Clés de la victoire
Tim Elliott
- Execute his wrestling-heavy game plan from the opening horn and use his record-setting takedown output to control where the fight takes place.
- Dictate the tempo by pressing forward and denying Cháirez the space to generate striking power, regardless of the hostile crowd noise.
- Secure dominant top position and work methodical ground-and-pound rather than chasing a finish that could open up scrambles.
Édgar Cháirez
- Keep the fight standing and use footwork and lateral movement to avoid Elliott's wrestling entries before he drags the fight to the canvas.
- Use the Noche UFC crowd energy as a tool to push a pace that challenges an older, grappling-dependent veteran's conditioning.
- Land clean early strikes to signal that he won't be overwhelmed by Elliott's pressure and force him to second-guess his wrestling-first approach.
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