Karine Silva submits Maryna Moroz in the last second of the round and remains undefeated in the organization

K. Silva has his hand raised after victory (Photo: Reproduction/UFC)

One of the main promises of the flyweight division (up to 56,7kg), the Brazilian Karina Silva He claimed yet another victim with his top-notch jiu-jitsu. At the opening of the preliminary card of the UFC 292, 'Killer' was not aware of the experienced Maryna moroz and submitted her rival in the last second of the first round.

Hired by Ultimate after standing out in the 'Contender Series' in 2021, Karine wins her third consecutive fight in the organization, all of them by submission and in the first round. With an eye on a spot in the top-15 flyweight division, the 'Killer' has a professional MMA record of 17 triumphs and just four setbacks.

The Ukrainian Maryna moroz enters a delicate phase and suffers its second consecutive defeat in the organization. The 'Iron Lady' now has 11 positive results and five negative results in the sport.

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It was with emotion

The two athletes started the duel with little action and exchanging few blows in the first seconds. Moroz tried to work on boxing combinations, but Karine kept her distance. In an attempt by the Ukrainian, Karine took advantage of an opening and landed a beautiful left cross that led to Maryna being knocked down. The Ukrainian quickly got up and took the Brazilian to the railing, stopping the confrontation. Maryna managed to pin the Brazilian to the fence for some time, but Karine soon got out of position and landed two more beautiful blows that landed cleanly on the Ukrainian's face. In the final minute and a half of the round, the Brazilian got into her rival's legs and managed to get the takedown. arriving quickly in a submission attempt. In a hesitation, the Ukrainian left her neck exposed and the Brazilian managed the submission, forcing her rival to withdraw in exactly the last second of the round.

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