Swiss light heavyweight Vulcan Ojedemi is in seventh place, missing his last three fights. His next competitor, Eli Latifi, is facing a loss himself and No. Read about some of their career-defining numbers before sharing the Octagon at UFC Fight Night 156 in Uruguay.
The final battle entered the championship on OZDemy's Feb. 6, 23-23, with Owens joining St. Proux and winning by a split decision at UFC Fight Night 104, 3-3.
Unlike Ozdemir, Latifi started his UFC career at UPFC on April 25, losing to UFC Careers on April 29, and he has collected seven wins and four losses in 11 UFC appearances.
The fight between Ojedemir and St Prix was a competitive one this time, "OSP" was ranked No. 6 in the division and Ojedemir's impressive display easily put its name on the light heavyweight map. He outscored the Knoxville MMA representative 82-76 in winning the split decision.
Latifi did not meet St. Preux until his tenth UFC fight. "The Sledgehammer" did an augmented job than Ozademir, outscoring "OSP" by 25-7 back submitting him considering a guillotine choke at 3:48 of the first times.
Longest winning streak ak
Ozademir began his career with 10 wins, starting with his debut on September 4, 25, his first Bellator bout on October 25, 2013. When this impressive run came back to Kelly Anson's neck at Bellator 1, the imp.
Latifi lacks the consistency provided by Ozdemir, but he has consistently piled up three wins in his career. His most recent one was at the UFC, where he defeated Hans Stringer, Sean O'Connell and Jeanne Vilant one by one.
