Майами хотын Watsoc төвд болсон RAF 13 тэмцээний хүрээнд Хамзат Чимаев болон Гилберт Бёрнс нар барилдааны дүрэмд суурилсан тулаан хийж, Чимаев 15:4 харьцаатайгаар техникийн ялалт байгуулав.
Тулааны эхний раундаас эхлэн Хамзат Чимаев санаачилгыг гартаа авч, өрсөлдөгчөө талбайгаас түлхэн гаргаж болон хоёр хөлд орох мэхүүдийг амжилттай гүйцэтгэн оноо цуглуулж эхэлсэн. Гилберт Бёрнс нэгэн удаагийн дайралтаар оноо авч хариу барьсан ч Чимаев давуу байдлаа хадгалж, барилдааны явцад илүү хүчтэй, овсгоотой байлаа.
Хоёрдугаар раундад Бёрнс хамгаалалтаа сайжруулж, нэгэн удаагийн эсрэг мэх хийж оноо авсан боловч Чимаев дахин нэг удаагийн хүчтэй дайралтаар өрсөлдөгчөө ар нуруугаар нь унагаж, техникийн онооны давуу байдлаар тулааныг дуусгав. Шүүгчид Бёрнсийн багийн гаргасан эсэргүүцлийг хэлэлцсэний эцэст оноог хэвээр үлдээж, Чимаевын ялалтыг албан ёсоор баталгаажуулсан байна.
Тулааны дараа тамирчид харилцан хүндэтгэл үзүүлэн тэврэлдсэн бөгөөд Хамзат Чимаев өөрийн ирээдүйн төлөвлөгөөний талаар ярихдаа Колби Ковингтонтой тулалдаж, аваргын бүсэд хүрэх зорилготой байгаагаа илэрхийлжээ. Мөн тэрээр маргааш Лос-Анжелес хотод Арман Царукяныг дэмжихээр очихоо мэдэгдсэн байна.
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Gilbert Burns of Brazil and Khamzat Chimaev | Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC
This is the RAF 13 live blog for Khamzat Chimaev vs. Gilbert Burns, who wrestle this Friday at the Watsoc Center in Miami, Fla.
Chimaev got his start in wrestling, winning Swedish nationals three times in his youth. From there, Chimaev moved to MMA, where he became one of the biggest stars in the sport, winning the UFC middleweight title last year, before dropping the belt to Sean Strickland in May. Since then, Chimaev has returned to his wrestling roots, beating both Dillon Danis and Tyron Woodley in RAF, setting up this match with his former MMA foe.
A former UFC welterweight title challenger and world champion BJJ player, Burns was the first man to give Chimaev a hard fight in MMA, losing a competitive decision to “Borz” in 2022. After retiring from MMA in April, Burns is now back to competing in grappling sports and makes his wrestling debut this weekend.
Check out the live blog for Chimaev vs. Burns below.
Round 1
Chimaev looks significantly bigger than Burns.
Chimaev pressing forward immediately and shoots an early double leg when Burns get to the edge of the circle, scoring a push out. 1-0 Chimaev.
Burns responds with a shot off the whistle, but Chimaev sprawls and shifts to the back, getting a quick two points. Gut wrench from there for back exposure, turning Burns out of the circle. 5-0 Chimaev.
Oh! Burns comes out and powers a double this time, and Chimaev is trying to defend but he’s moving backward. Burns keeps driving and gets the takedown! Honestly, Chimaev went to his back outside the ring, so that could’ve been four, but two points. 5-2 Chimaev.
And Chimaev with a double and quick takedown on the restart, getting two right back as Burns goes out. 7-2 Chimaev
Chimaev with a clean entry on a double-leg, hits the pass by to get the takedown and then another gut wrench for four points. 11-2 Chimaev.
On the restart, neither can gain purchase and the round ends.
Round 2
Chimaev only needs two and he immediately goes for a low single leg to try and get it, but Burns defends well this time and gets the reversal! Now Burns going for back exposure by going over the top but the ref stops it. 11-4 Chimaev.
Chimaev right after it on the restart and Burns gets snapped down, but ref stops as Chimaev nearly gets a d’arce choke, lol.
On the restart and Chimaev goes from a tie-up to a blast double and gets the takedown, with Burns landing on his back. That should be four points, but Burns’ corner challenges. No reason not to, because if it stands, Burns loses. And it stands! Chimaev with the tech fall.
Official Results
Khamzat Chimaev def. Gilbert Burns via tech fall (15-4)
Post Match
After the match, Chimaev and Burns hug a lot. Tons of respect between them. Then Chimaev goes to speak with Chael Sonnen.
Chimaev says he’s going to L.A. to support Arman Tsarukyan tomorrow. Then he says he’s looking to beat Colby to take the title. Then he gives respect to Gilbert Burns, before speaking in Russian, that gets no translator.
