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Welcome to the latest edition of Missing Fists where we highlight the fights around the world which may have been neglected in these eventful times when it seems that there is an MMA show every two days.

When we talk about “eventful times”, we are talking about things like Pebgate Global Holding A All-Women in the middle of the week, which could easily be missed in the Shuffle News. “Combate Female” went down Thursday in Miami, so check some of the best finishes of the event, which is available for free on Youtube.

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Kate Bacik vs. Maritza Sanchez
Claudia Pizarro vs. Sharon Martinez

The headliners Kate Bacik and Maritza Sanchez did not disappoint, delivering a back and forth thriller in less than a U-turn that saw Bacik injured early before locking a terrifying knee to mark the return victory.

Bacik is specialist in submission and, unsurprisingly, when she saw an opening to catch a leg, she took it. However, Sanchez made it work hard for the arrival, because it has become a real battle of will once it has touched the ground, a Bacik battle won convincingly.

Speaking of taking their time, referee Ramon Ramos was not in a hurry to end this fight between Claudia Pizarro and Sharon Martinez for any reason.

You cannot question Martinez’s tenacity, but ref, you may want to jump in there half a dozen punches sooner next time.

Sergey Bobryshev against Jefferson Goncalves

Did I mention how much I like when the fighters throw elbows in nowhere? Because I really love her.

It is Sergey Bobryshev going out Jefferson Goncalves during an event in the MMA series in Moscow. He made Goncalves pay so as not to go back, bouncing a elbow of his head then bouncing his head on the cage.

Bobryshev is on a hot sequence at the moment with the Knockouts in his last four victories, so when the chances are in your favor like that, you throw what you want, when you wish.

Makhmud Muradov vs. Yasubey ENOMOTO

Do you remember Makhmud Muradov? His UFC race ended with a ceremonial look (then an infection then forced him to get out of a pivotal match with Michel Pereira), but he bounced with the Oktagon MMA.

During a show in Stuttgart, Germany, Muradov made his man dance.

If Yasubey Enomoto simply tried to use the dope cord to deceive Muradov, it did not work either, because he pulled directly in a beautiful counter. This is called your man spotted.

Thomas Juarez vs Emanuel Obenat

Speaking of dance, the young Thomas Juarez was stylized and profiled during his professional beginnings when he leaned the head of Emanuel Obenat as a bottle of bottle in an Argentino circuit of MMA in Buenos Aires.

At just 20 years old, Juarez could be one to watch in the featherweight division.

You can attend the full cam event for free on YouTube.

Bobby Williams against Collin Holt
John Gunther Against Cullen Sanders

Island Fights rarely disappoints with regard to pure action and promotion has kept its reputation with another fun event in Leland, Miss.

In an amateur fight of 175 pounds, Bobby Williams only needed 16 seconds to throw a high kick that hit gold.

“Gold” in this case, which means the head of the opponent Collin Holt.

Cry to beginner John John Gunther (No relationshipAs far as I know) also for this sweet scarf which put Cullen Sanders in just over 90 seconds.

Ernesto Schisano vs. Hudson Melo

During a Mad Fight Stadium event in San Sebastian in Los Reyes, in Spain, Ernesto Schisano stole the show with a flying knee of Hudson Melo. Do you know how we know it? Because Schisano published the clips himself! More fighters should do it!

Yohan Lainess against. Patershuk’s situation
Giuseppe Ruggeri vs. Orlando Wilson Prins

Stop at UFC combat passWe had some impressive Knockouts from Samurai MMA 13 in Quebec, Canada and Cage Warriors 183 in Rome.

UFC veteran, Yohan Lainesse, has improved at 2-0 since his return to compete in his native Canada and head towards the average weight. He made a major statement with this range of Keanan Patershuk face plantations.

In Italy, Giuseppe Ruggeri, a 25-year-old featherweight, improved at 9-1 with a few savages on the ground and in the book after a crunchy Knockdown.

Sergiusz Zajac vs. Michal Dreczkowski

And finally, but never the least, check the events of KSW 104 of Gorzow, Poland, where Sergiusz Zajac showed how dangerous Thai plum can be.

Just to the square his man and destroyed him.

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