Jose Delgado is not missing after he has impressively ended his UFC debut at UFC Vegas 102.
The promotion debut of UFC Vederweight Jose Delgado ended just before the first buzzer at UFC Vegas 102. Delgado, undefeated in his previous five battles, took a colleague's prospect in Connor Matthews on the provisional part of the map.
Delgado surprised Matthews asked with a rotating back fisting that ate Matthews inexplicably ate for a few minutes in the fight. But after smelling blood in the water, Delgado gave the pressure and dropped Matthews with a upper hand, just before he quickly got a top position.
Just a few seconds before the end of the round 1, Delgado landed somewhat annoying ground and pounds against a defenseless Matthews and eventually ensured the TKO finish. It was a memorable debut for Delgado after earning a place in the promotion through the Contender Series of Dana White in August.
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Jose Delgado explains that he is the 'best in the world' after UFC debut finish
Due to time limitations at the UFC Vegas 102 broadcast, Delgado did not get a long post-fight interview with both Daniel Cormier after the fight was official. But that did not stop Delgado from getting a horrifying message to his family, friends and new fans.
While the referee was present at Matthews, Delgado stamped around the Octagon and shouted: “I am the best in the world!” To those who are cagesside. While referee Dan Miragliotta lifted the hand of Delgado, he continued the proclamation and did not stop his self -assured attitude.
Delgado has plenty of reasons to be confident in his Fighting Future after his UFC Vegas 102 debut. In August he earned a wild knee -knock -out on DWCs against Ernie Juarez to secure a UFC CEO Dana White contract.
Before DWCS, Delgado enjoyed short stints in LFA, United Fight League and Tuff-Up during his professional career.
Jose Delgado's debut has closed the Headline-Making UFC Vegas 102 Prelims
The impressive victory of Delgado was not the only highlight-of-reel moment at the UFC Vegas 102 Prelims. UFC Light Heavyweight Johnny Walker's younger brother, Valter, achieved a whole hook Submission victory to win his second consecutive UFC outings.
UFC Welterweight Gabriel Bonfim continued his rapid climb by letting Khaos Williams sleep with a d'Arce choke. UFC Bantamweight Julia Avila also announced her retirement after a decisive loss for Jacqueline Cavalcanti by unanimous decision.
UFC Vegas 102 is colored by a middleweight collision between Jared Cannonier and Gregory Rodrigues.
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