Bryce Mitchell vs. Ilia Topuria UFC 282 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas Nevada Fight Video Replay Livestream Full HD Part 1

After a 17-month hiatus, Bryce Mitchell( 15-0) finally resumed combat in March. Then, by winning the UFC vote unanimously over Andre Fili( 2020), he increased his total to five wins. Then he faced Edson Barboza, who would put him through his toughest test. To add to his unbeaten record, he defeated the striking assassin by wrestling, passing it with flying colors.

Ilia Topuria( 12-0) is another candidate defending his unbeaten record. He has four UFC matches under his belt and has increased cage noise significantly. After making his debut, he was unanimously chosen over Youssef Zalal in 2020. He has since gone on the string of three sensational knockouts, including Jai Herbert( 2022), Ryan Hall( 2021), and Damon Jackson( 2020).

With both undefeated fighters hoping to fire themselves among the top contenders of the stacked division, this is the ideal way to start the main card.

After dusting Herbert and earning his reputation as a submission ace, Topuria returns to featherweight, and those three clean knockouts he just reeled off have given him the moniker "future title contender."

Topuria is lethal off Mitchell's back, which makes this very interesting because Mitchell is a beast of an opponent who has recently defeated him in wrestling. Mitchell has made some beautiful submissions in the bank.

Ryan Hall, who has the best jiu-jitsu in the division, will gain confidence after Topuria dismantles him. Mitchell, however, is a different beast when it comes to wrestling. He will use all of his ground and weight to keep Topuria in check if he can take him down.

It will be a very exciting grappling match. You must support Topuria if their abilities prevent them from forcing a stand-up battle. Compared to Mitchell, he is more powerful and striking.

We can see Mitchell controlling him long enough to make a decision as he struggles to escape the bell. Additionally, Topuria can be seen attacking from behind him before rising to his feet and landing. Although it's difficult to say, we support the Georgian in making enough room for the telling damage to occur.