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David Dvorak vs Arsen Taigibov - Oktagon 13
A name to get familiar with for flyweight fans it the Czech Republic’s David Dvorak (20-3). The man is good. Real good. At 29 years old, Dvorak has a lot of experience and a 3-0 record inside the UFC. He’s got his toughest test inside the octagon ahead of him though as he is set to face Matheus Nicolau (17-2-1) at UFC Fight Night: Blaydes vs. Daukaus this Saturday (March 26).
David Dvorak makes quick work of Juancamilo Ronderos with one-armed rear-naked choke @ UFC Vegas 27 (Rob Font vs Cody Garbrandt)
Oktagon 81: Fleury vs. Buday Results
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Steve Erceg takes the UD over David Dvorak in upset!
Awesome fight! Erceg comes in on short notice and hands David Dvorak his 3rd straight L. Erceg got on to an early lead by taking the center and attacking the lead leg of Dvorak. Dvorak was also attacking it back but Erceg had the benefit of being the aggressor and was actually landing well early with the left hook. Dvorak had a much stronger start to the second as he was feinting Erceg off, making Erceg disengage and creating distance/resets. Then Erceg had to try extra hard to close distance and would run himself into Dvorak’s strikes. Unfortunately for Dvorak, Erceg eventually found his way back onto the front foot before the round was over. Found the rhythm on the jab and then threw a follow up 2 on the off beat. Completely surprised Dvorak as he was circling left and rocked him. Erceg got extra aggressive and followed up by landing a nasty head kick that really hurt Dvorak but also sent Erceg to the ground. Erceg threatened the guillotine but it Dvorak survived. Third was competitive but Erceg seemed to have found his ability to come forward again and not allow Dvorak to feint him off the front foot. Landed nicely with the jab and kicks, especially up the middle.
Again, great win for Erceg. I think the #10 ranking is a tad overblown because FLW has like 20 fighters because the UFC cut a bunch of really good flyweights (Gooch, DJ, Sergio, Brooks, Torres, Moraga, etc) but ranked is ranked and he beat the #10 guy. I’d like to see him against Schnell next.
UFC 289: Steve Erceg Pulls Off Upset Win In Late Notice Debut
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UFC Vegas 66: Manel Kape Finds His Groove, Takes Decision Over David Dvorak
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David Dvorak subs Juancamilo Ronderos in the 1st.
Dvorak makes quick work of a late notice opponent. Was doing a good job of keeping Ronderos at range and landing those right hands. Ronderos tried to shoot in but Dvorak ducked under and got to his back. From there he locked up a RNC with one arm that forced Ronderos to tap. Happy Dvorak finally got his first finish in the UFC. Dude is good.
David Dvorak takes a UD over Jordan Espinosa
Dvorak is a throwback to the early days of flyweight in a few ways. Super athletic with low volume single shots. But he shines when he gets his leg kicks going and he did here. Not sure how this style flies against some of the more high volume, high fire power guys at the top of the division but it will be interesting to see. 15 in a row for Dvorak.
