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UFC veteran, Paige Vanzant, finds his groove as part of a new career against slaps with his latest victory at Power Slap 12 on Friday.
After going to a draw in his previous fight due to a foul engaged, the 30 -year -old veteran returned to a more natural category of weight at 125 pounds and she used a new striking hand ranging from her left to the right. Although this has not resulted in a KO, Vanzant has always marked a victory for the unbalanced decision against Mikael-Michelle Brown, the three dashboards reading 30-27 in his favor.
After his last victory, Vanzant called the creator of Slap Dana White to present female titles in the hope that she will obtain the first crack of his next appearance.
“It’s incredible,” said Vanzant about victory. “Victory is good. I went to my right hand, I think I’m going to return to my left. My left is more powerful. I will go back to the left for the next one.
“Hey Dana, where is this belt (125 pounds), baby?” Put me on the next card. Take women’s belts. We are here to stay. We are here to eliminate female dogs and slap people all day.
Because slap fight is not an exact science, Vanzant finally won by delivering the most powerful blows, although none of the competitors fell from the strikes landed.
Vanzant has definitely linked to more rigid shots, although as she noted in her post-combat interview, it seems that she did not mark as much power with her right hand. However, Vanzant was aiming and pulled with better precision and better power while Brown had trouble really connecting with one of his shots.
This was enough in Vanzant to do the work and win the victory as she went to 2-0-1 in her career as Slap Power.
With opportunities in Power Slap, BKFC, and recently signed with GFL, Vanzant has a lot to occupy it these days, not to mention her husband Austin Vanderford recently signed with the UFC and to win a short-term victory during his beginnings at UFC Seattle.
