STRONG IMAGE: Deep cut generates 'bloodbath' in heavyweight fight at UFC Las Vegas 27

J. Vanderaa (left) defeated J. Tafa (right) in the UFC Las Vegas 27. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

A 'bloodbath' marked the meeting between heavyweights (up to 120,2kg) in the UFC Las Vegas 27. ​​Opponent of justin tafa this Saturday (22th), Jared Vanderaa he was the victim of a well-aimed blow from the Australian, which caused a deep cut on the North American's head. During the fight, bleeding ran down the 'giant's' body, generating impressive images. Even with the injury, Vanderaa won the unanimous decision of the judges.

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The duel on the main card clearly showed how athletes with great knockout strengths meet. Although the result was not decided in the fast track, the combatants put on a real striking show.

With the positive result, Vanderaa achieved his first victory as a UFC athlete. Discovered by 'Contender Series', the North American was knocked out in his debut, in 2020, against Sergey Spivak.

The loss to Jared turned on Tafa's signal within the company. Now, the fighter has just one victory in four engagements in the company.

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J. Vanderaa bathed in blood in the fight against J. Tafa. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

J. Vanderaa (right..) defeated J. Tafa (left..) in the UFC Las Vegas 27. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

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J. Vanderaa (left) defeated J. Tafa (right) in the UFC Las Vegas 27. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

J. Vanderaa starred in strong images in UFC Las Vegas 27. Photo: Reproduction

J. Vanderaa was bathed in blood. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter

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J. Vanderaa defeated J. Tafa in the UFC Las Vegas 27. Photo: Reproduction

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