Omsk MMA fighter Pyotr Yan lost at a tournament in Las Vegas to Georgian Dvlishvili

On the night of March 12, a new UFC tournament was held in Las Vegas, where Omsk fighter Pyotr Yan, among other things, fought against Georgian Merab Dvalishvili. The meeting ended with the unconditional defeat of the Omsk player – he, in fact, could not oppose anything to his opponent.

In Las Vegas on the night of Sunday, March 12, the UFC tournament was held, where Omsk fighter Pyotr Yan fought against Georgian Merab Dvalishvili. In the prehistory of this fight, Dvalishvili actively pumped the topic of politics and poured out a whole mountain of Russophobic cries against Jan. The more offensive the loss of our athlete.

How reported “R-Sport”, in the fight itself, Yang was actively kicking and at first he was impeccable in defense against takedowns. He conceded in the first round, but that might not have been a wake-up call – he often picks up pace by the middle of his fights, having fully read his opponents and understood their weaknesses. But even for the second and third rounds, it did not get better for him.

In the second half, Jan fought even worse – the Georgian set a very fast pace, and “fenced” the Omsk player, but also interrupted him in the standing position. A bruise under the right eye of the Russian fighter at the same time partially blocked his view.

As a result, the Georgians turned out to be almost twice as good as Jan in accented strikes (147 vs. 75).

The judges’ decision on Dvalishvili’s victory was unanimous (50-45, 50-45, 50-45).

Earlier we reportedthat Yang criticized the head of the UFC, Dana White, because of the scandalous refereeing of the fight between the Russian Ankalaev and the Pole Blachowicz. Magomed Ankalaev lost that fight, but there were a lot of questions for the referees there.