Aljamain Sterling vs Sean O’Malley: UFC News: The Aljamain Sterling vs Sean O’Malley showdown is poised to dominate discussions among fans. Set to unfold this weekend, their rivalry reaches its climax within the octagon. Headlining the bantamweight title fight, these contenders’ verbal sparring sets the stage for a showdown where they aim to resolve their differences. Ahead of the anticipated clash, let’s explore their proficiency as finishers, comparing their abilities in knockouts and submissions.
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Aljamain Sterling vs Sean O’Malley: Who is Better at KO and Submission
In a few days, champion Sterling will face off against “Suga” O’Malley, encapsulating the epitome of skill, charisma, and dynamic action in the bantamweight sphere. Holding the title for two years, the 34-year-old Sterling has admirably navigated through nine fights, rebuffing efforts to undermine his prowess. Meanwhile, his adversary O’Malley, 28, stands out as the division’s shining star. As we delve into their abilities in knockouts and submissions, let’s witness who shines brighter.
Beginning with their records, Sterling boasts an impressive tally of 23 wins and 3 losses, reigning as the Bantamweight Champion. On the other hand, O’Malley has secured 16 wins, with 1 loss and 1 no-contest. Sterling’s victories are a testament to his versatility, with 8 submissions and 3 knockout wins, demonstrating his ability to triumph in diverse ways, resulting in a 34% submission rate and 13% knockout rate.
Conversely, O’Malley’s remarkable track record boasts 11 knockout victories, signifying a striking 64% knockout rate, alongside 1 submission win accounting for a 6% submission rate. Approaching UFC 292, Sterling possesses a strong proficiency in submissions, while O’Malley is distinguished for his formidable knockout power. Armed with these statistics, this comprehensive analysis sets the stage for pondering the potential outcome of their impending showdown.
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