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Booked for UFC 314
Tulio will face off against Tresean Gore at UFC 314 on Apr. 12, Nolan King of USA Today reports.
ANALYSIS
Tulio, who most recently took down Ihor Potieria at UFC Fight Night 249, will face off against Tresean Gore in April. The 30-year-old Brazilian fighter is 1-0 during his time with the UFC and 13-1 during his professional career.
Tulio, who most recently took down Ihor Potieria at UFC Fight Night 249, will face off against Tresean Gore in April. The 30-year-old Brazilian fighter is 1-0 during his time with the UFC and 13-1 during his professional career.
Easily handles heavy opponent
Tulio defeated Ihor Potieria via TKO (punches) at 3:04 of Round 1 at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
The UFC gave Tulio a layup in his company debut, and to his credit, the Brazilian took full advantage. Facing one of the least durable and least versatile fighters in the middleweight division, Tulio clipped Potieria -- who came in two pounds heavy -- with an accidental low blow right off the hop. Ihor took most of the full five minutes to recover, but once he said he was ready to go, Tulio floored the gas pedal and got him out of there in short order. Things figure to be more difficult for Marco his next time out, but the power is very clearly legitimate.
The UFC gave Tulio a layup in his company debut, and to his credit, the Brazilian took full advantage. Facing one of the least durable and least versatile fighters in the middleweight division, Tulio clipped Potieria -- who came in two pounds heavy -- with an accidental low blow right off the hop. Ihor took most of the full five minutes to recover, but once he said he was ready to go, Tulio floored the gas pedal and got him out of there in short order. Things figure to be more difficult for Marco his next time out, but the power is very clearly legitimate.
Debuting against Potieria
Tulio will fight Ihor Potieria at UFC Vegas 101 on Jan. 11, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
A Contender Series victory over Matthieu Duclos allowed Tulio to secure a UFC contract in August, and he'll now get to make his promotional debut against an opponent who has dropped four of his last five fights.
A Contender Series victory over Matthieu Duclos allowed Tulio to secure a UFC contract in August, and he'll now get to make his promotional debut against an opponent who has dropped four of his last five fights.
Earns contract with impressive kick
Tulio defeated Matthieu Duclos via TKO (spinning back kick) at 2:38 of Round 2 at Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series. After the show, he was one of four fighters to be awarded a UFC contract.
ANALYSIS
The first round was a back-and-forth affair in which both men had their moments, and despite Duclos finishing the round in top position, the frame likely went to Tulio due to an earlier knockdown and slight advantage in significant strikes. Tulio turned up the pressure in Round 2, accumulating a 24-to-7 edge in significant strikes before finding the spinning body kick that crumbled his opponent and led to the finish. As a result, the 29-year-old Brazilian becomes the latest addition to the UFC's middleweight division. It's what was expected given he entered the night as a heavy betting favorite of roughly (-500).
The first round was a back-and-forth affair in which both men had their moments, and despite Duclos finishing the round in top position, the frame likely went to Tulio due to an earlier knockdown and slight advantage in significant strikes. Tulio turned up the pressure in Round 2, accumulating a 24-to-7 edge in significant strikes before finding the spinning body kick that crumbled his opponent and led to the finish. As a result, the 29-year-old Brazilian becomes the latest addition to the UFC's middleweight division. It's what was expected given he entered the night as a heavy betting favorite of roughly (-500).