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Fight rescheduled
Ulberg's fight versus Alonzo Menifield is no longer set to occur at UFC Atlantic City and is being rescheduled to May 11, Nolan King of USA Today reports.
ANALYSIS
Ulberg was originally slated to compete against Dominick Reyes (undisclosed) on March 30. However, Ulberg is now set to fight Menifield in May to extend his five-match unbeaten streak.
Ulberg was originally slated to compete against Dominick Reyes (undisclosed) on March 30. However, Ulberg is now set to fight Menifield in May to extend his five-match unbeaten streak.
Gets new opponent
Ulberg will now fight Alonzo Menifield at UFC Atlantic City on March 30, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Ulberg's original opponent, Dominick Reyes, was forced to withdraw from the event for unknown reasons. Ulberg will now put his five-fight winning streak on the line against Menifield, who is 4-0-1 across his last five bouts.
Ulberg's original opponent, Dominick Reyes, was forced to withdraw from the event for unknown reasons. Ulberg will now put his five-fight winning streak on the line against Menifield, who is 4-0-1 across his last five bouts.
Next fight set
Ulberg will fight Dominick Reyes (undisclosed) at UFC 297 on Jan. 20, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Ulberg has had an impressive record since joining, UFC going 5-1 with three KO/TKO. Reyes is returning from a 14-month absence and has lost three consecutive fights via KO.
Ulberg has had an impressive record since joining, UFC going 5-1 with three KO/TKO. Reyes is returning from a 14-month absence and has lost three consecutive fights via KO.
Picks up fifth straight win
Ulberg defeated Da Woon Jung via submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:49 of Round 3 at UFC 293 on Saturday in Sydney, Australia.
ANALYSIS
It was another stellar performance from Ulberg in what would end up being his fifth straight win and his fourth in a row via stoppage. Blessed with a massive power and speed edge over his opponent, Ulberg hammered Jung on the feet, with a Round 2 knockdown being the biggest moment of the fight. With Carlos seemingly tiring in the closing minute, he managed to force Jung to the mat and choke him out, although it took looking at replay after the final bell rang before referee Herb Dean realized it. The 32-year-old Kiwi is due a bump up in competition in his next time out.
It was another stellar performance from Ulberg in what would end up being his fifth straight win and his fourth in a row via stoppage. Blessed with a massive power and speed edge over his opponent, Ulberg hammered Jung on the feet, with a Round 2 knockdown being the biggest moment of the fight. With Carlos seemingly tiring in the closing minute, he managed to force Jung to the mat and choke him out, although it took looking at replay after the final bell rang before referee Herb Dean realized it. The 32-year-old Kiwi is due a bump up in competition in his next time out.
Taking on Jung
Ulberg will fight Da Woon Jung in a light heavyweight fight at a UFC event on September 9, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Ulberg's next chance to extend his four-fight win streak comes at the hands of Jung. The two fighters stand at the same 6-foot-4 height, though Jung sports a one-inch reach advantage. Ulberg lands 8.13 significant strikes per minute, much higher than Jung's 3.39. Jung will likely try and take the fight to the ground instead of boxing with Ulberg.
Ulberg's next chance to extend his four-fight win streak comes at the hands of Jung. The two fighters stand at the same 6-foot-4 height, though Jung sports a one-inch reach advantage. Ulberg lands 8.13 significant strikes per minute, much higher than Jung's 3.39. Jung will likely try and take the fight to the ground instead of boxing with Ulberg.