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Magomed Ankalaev vs. Alex Pereira 2 is the rematch of the fight that brought Ank the UFC Light Heavyweight title. He beat “Poatan” by unanimous decision in that fight, and based on UFC 320 odds, he’s going to do something similar again. Magomed Ankalaev has 20 wins in his portfolio, along with one draw and one no contest. He also has one loss that happened against Paul Craig, who beat him with a triangle choke. Grappling might not be his forte, but against Alex Pereria, he shouldn’t worry about it. Same as their first duel, the UFC 320 main event is bound to be a kickboxing duel. In the Ankalaev vs. Pereira 1 fight, the Dagestani fighter landed 18 significant shots more than his opponent. It might not seem much, but he did cause enough damage to win over the judges.

He dominated the fight, putting on plenty of forward pressure, as well as establishing control in the clinch. This managed to drain Pereira, who didn’t have much energy in the closing rounds, when he needed a KO. Alex Pereira is arguably the best striker in the UFC. He’s a former kickboxing champ who’s 12-3 in pro MMA with 10 wins by KO/TKO. The Brazilian fighter won the title in 2023 with a TKO win over Jiri Prochazka. Then, he knocked out Jamahal Hill, followed by another TKO win over Prochazka and a win over Khalil Rountree by the same method. It’s an impressive portfolio, even more impressive than the one of Ankalaev.

So, what went wrong for Pereira in the fight with Ank? He got outsmart by the Dagestani, whose grit and smart fight strategy cut off Pereira’s offense. Our UFC 320 prediction is that he’s going to take a different approach this time. The Brazilian will probably look to keep range with kicks to prevent Ank from closing distance like he did the last time. He’ll probably need to prepare himself for another 5-round war, in which he needs to do well in battles in Rounds 3-5.

Alex Pereira recently admitted he wasn't hacked after all. His May tweet that broke the internet? Yep, that was intentional. But Pereira (12-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC) tacked it up to a miscommunication between his internal team and absolved UFC from the criticism. Pereira added to this in a recent interview with MMA Junkie, where he went as far as to say the negotiations were smooth sailing. In fact, Pereira said that behind the scenes he was still calling the shots, which is what triggered champion Magomed Ankalaev's streamline of tweets calling out the challenger.

Anakalaev's social media presence grew handily in the lead-up to their first meeting at UFC 313 in March. He backed up the talk (or the tweets) with action as he soundly beat Pereira en route to a unanimous decision. One month out from their rematch and Ankalaev (21-1-1 MMA, 12-1-1 UFC) is still going. He recently tweeted Pereira brought in "taxi drivers" to help with his takedown defense. But as his rid of care as his facial expression showed, Pereira doesn't put much weight into the pokes and prods of the Russian champion.

Alex Pereira is ready for a new chapter. The former UFC light heavyweight champion is currently gearing up for his Magomed Ankalaev rematch atop the UFC 320 pay-per-view (PPV) event on Oct. 4 in Las Vegas. Their five-round showdown will serve as a rematch from their UFC 313 headliner, where “Poatan” lost the title to Ankalaev by way of unanimous decision. Avenging his loss to Ankalaev would leave both fighters tied at one apiece, setting up a potential rubber match. Unfortunately for “Big Ank” fans, it doesn’t sound like the Brazilian is interested in a championship trilogy, but remains open to any and all possibilities after next month’s do-over.

Alex Pereira is a Brazilian professional mixed martial artist and former professional kickboxer. He currently competes in the Light Heavyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he is the former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and UFC Middleweight Champion. As of 11 March 2025, he is #1 in the UFC light heavyweight rankings and as of 1 July 2025, he is #10 in the UFC men's pound-for-pound rankings. He is the ninth fighter in UFC history to become champion in two different weight divisions and the first to become champion in both the middleweight and light heavyweight divisions of the organization.

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