Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2019-07-06, fight not so exciting between Michael Chiesa and Diego Sanchez: it gets two stars.
The Tuf winner Michael Chiesa entered this fight with a pro record of 15-4-0 (73% submission victory rate – he has never won via ko/tko) and he is ranked as the No.27 welterweight in the world. He lost two consecutive bouts between 2017 and 2018, against Kevin Lee (Michael Chiesa vs Kevin Lee) and Anthony Pettis (Anthony Pettis vs Michael Chiesa), but then he has beat Carlos Condit (Carlos Condit vs Michael Chiesa).
His opponent, the black belt in gaidojutsu, Bjj and Tuf Mw tournament winner Diego Sanchez, has an official mma record of 29-11-0 (55% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.54 in the same weight class. He also lost two consecutive fights, both in 2017, against Al Iaquinta (Sanchez vs Iaquinta) and Matt Brown (Matt Brown vs Diego Sanchez), but then he has won over Craig White and Mickey Gall. Chiesa vs Sanchez is on the undercard of Jon Jones vs Thiago Santos – UFC 239. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2017-11-11, spectacular finish between Matt Brown and Diego Sanchez: it is close to get four stars (UFC Performance of the Night).
Matt Brown entered this fight with a professional record of 20-16-0 (90% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.46 welterweight in the world but he won just one out of his last six fights, against Tim Means in 2015 (=Brown vs Means); after this bout he has lost three times, the last one with Donald Cerrone (=Cerrone vs Brown).
His opponent, the black belt in gaidojutsu, Bjj and Tuf Mw tournament winner Diego Sanchez, has a mma record of 27-10-0 (56% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.30 lightweight but he comes off the loss against Al Iaquinta (=Sanchez vs Iaquinta). Brown vs Sanchez is on the undercard of Dustin Poirier vs Anthony Pettis – UFC Fight Night 120. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2017-04-22, pretty good finish between Diego Sanchez and Al Iaquinta but it is not enough to get three stars: it gets two.
The black belt in gaidojutsu, Bjj and Tuf Mw tournament winner Diego Sanchez entered this fight with a pro mma record of 27-9-0 (56% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.21 lightweight in the world. He fought three times in 2016 beating Jim Miller and Marcin Held (=Held vs Sanchez) but between these two bouts he lost to Joe Lauzon.
His opponent, Al Iaquinta, has a record of 12-3-1 (58% finishing rate) but he is not ranked as he hasn’t fought since April 4, 2015 when he defeated Jorge Masvidal (=Iaquinta vs Masvidal). Al Iaquinta vs Diego Sanchez is on the undercard of Cub Swanson vs Artem Lobov – UFC Fight Night 108. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2016-11-05, good fight between Marcin Held and Diego Sanchez: it gets three stars.
The black belt in Bjj and Bellator Lw tournament winner (season 10) Marcin Held entered this fight with a pro record of 22-4-0 (73% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.16 lightweight in the world. He lost to Will Brooks in 2015 but he came back to win in 2016 against Dave Jansen.
His opponent, the black belt in gaidojutsu, Bjj and Tuf 1 Mw winner Diego Sanchez, has an official mma record of 26-9-0 (58% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.38 in the same weight class. He has fought twice in 2016 beating Jim Miller but then he lost to Joe Lauzon. Held vs Sanchez is on the undercard of Rafael dos Anjos vs Tony Ferguson – UFC Fight Night 98 – Tuf Latin America 3 Finale. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2015-11-21, Ricardo Lamas vs Diego Sanchez gets three stars thanks to a good second part of the fight.
The black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu Ricardo Lamas entered this fight with a pro mma record of 15-4-0 (53% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.8 featherweight in the world but he comes off the loss against Chad Mendes (=Mendes vs Lamas); currently the #1 in this division is Jose Aldo.
His opponent, the black belt in Gaidojutsu, Bjj and winner of the Tuf 1 Mw tournament Diego Sanchez, has a record of 25-7-0 (60% finishing rate) but he is not ranked as he hasn’t fought since June 7, 2014 when he defeated Ross Pearson (=Sanchez vs Pearson). Lamas vs Sanchez is on the undercard of Neil Magny vs Kelvin Gastelum – The Ultimate Fighter Latin America 2 Finale – UFC Fight Night 78. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review: 2014-06-07, some good single shots between Diego Sanchez and Ross Pearson but it is not enough to get three stars. The black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu Diego Sanchez entered this fight with a pro mma record of 24-7-0 (62% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.18 lightweight in the world but he comes off two consecutive losses: against Gilbert Melendez in 2013 (one of the best mma fights of the year, rated with four stars Melendez vs Sanchez) and against Myles Jury in 2014 (=Sanchez vs Jury).
His opponent, the black belt in taekwondo Ross Pearson, has an official record of 15-6-0 (67% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.29 in the same weight class, he suffered his last defeat in 2012 when he faced Cub Swanson (=Swanson vs Pearson), after that bout he beat George Sotiropoulos (=Sotiropoulos vs Pearson) and Ryan Couture (=Pearson vs Couture); Pearson’s last fight, against Melvin Guillard, ended in a “no contest” (=Guillard vs Pearson). Sanchez vs Pearson is on the undercard of Benson Henderson vs Rustam Khabilov – UFC Ufn 42. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review: 2014-03-15, pretty good fight between Diego Sanchez and Myles Jury: it gets three stars. The black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu Diego Sanchez entered this fight with a mma record of 24-6-0 (62% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.13 lightweight in the world, he fought twice in 2013: firstly he defeated Takanori Gomi (=Sanchez vs Gomi) and then he lost to Gilbert Melendez in one of the best mma fights of 2013 (bout rated with four stars: Melendez vs Sanchez).
His opponent, the undefeated Myles Jury, has a perfect record of 13-0-0 (85% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.20 in the same weight class, he is also a black belt in bjj and he is 25 years old (seven younger than Sanchez). Sanchez vs Jury is on the undercard of Johny Hendricks vs Robbie Lawler – UFC 171. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Review: 2013-10-19, the final part of the fight between Gilbert Melendez and Diego Sanchez was simply astonishing: brutal exchanges, blood, nonstop pace and big heart, so it could be a perfect candidate for Mma Fight of the Year 2013 but unfortunately the first part was “only” a very good one and not epic. For this reason Melendez vs Sanchez (UFC Fight of the Night) gets four stars and not five, but we would like to see a rematch since it was also a very close bout. Gilbert Melendez (21-3-0, 57% finishing rate) entered as the No.3 lightweight in the world while Diego Sanchez (24-5-0, 63% finishing rate) entered as the No.10 (currently the #1 in this weight division is Anthony Pettis). Melendez vs Sanchez is on the undercard of Cain Velasquez vs Junior dos Santos 3 – UFC 166. Watch the video!
Review: 2013-03-03, fight not particularly exciting between Sanchez and Gomi; two stars. Diego Sanchez (23-5-0) entered as the No.23 welterweight in the world while Takanori Gomi (34-8-0) entered as the No.28 lightweight (158 lbs catchweight fight because Sanchez failed to make the lightweight limit). Sanchez vs Gomi is on the undercard of Wanderlei Silva vs Brian Stann – UFC on Fuel TV 8. Watch the video!
Review: 2012-02-15, good first round with some great exchanges, nice ground and pound in the second period plus an exciting ending of the fight: Jake Ellenberger vs Diego Sanchez, UFC Fight of the Night, is very close to get four stars. Diego Sanchez (23-4-0) entered as the No.10 welterweight in the world while Jake Ellenberger (26-5-0) entered as the No.3. Sanchez vs Ellenberger is the main event of “UFC on Fuel TV”. Watch the video!
Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2019-07-06, fight not so exciting between Michael Chiesa and Diego Sanchez: it gets two stars.
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