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Set to face Jafel Filho
Osbourne will face Jafel Filho in a flyweight bout at a UFC event on March 16, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports.
ANALYSIS
Osbourne owns a 12-6-0 pro record throughout his career, though he has gone 4-4-0 in UFC. He's coming off a poor performance against Asu Almabaev, losing via submission (rear-naked choke) on Aug. 5. Plus, he has lost two of his last three fights.
Osbourne owns a 12-6-0 pro record throughout his career, though he has gone 4-4-0 in UFC. He's coming off a poor performance against Asu Almabaev, losing via submission (rear-naked choke) on Aug. 5. Plus, he has lost two of his last three fights.
Not competitive in Nashville opener
Osbourne lost to Asu Almabaev via submission (rear-naked choke) at 3:11 of Round 2 at UFC on ESPN 50 on Saturday in Nashville.
ANALYSIS
It was thoroughly underwhelming performance from Osbourne from start to finish. He had zero answers for the grappling game of the debuting Almabaev, which is a major issue considering he's shown nothing on the mat for the duration of his UFC run. A member of the roster for about 3.5 years now, Osbourne is the very definition of roster depth, sporting an 4-4 record in his first eight fights with the company. There's very little upside here.
It was thoroughly underwhelming performance from Osbourne from start to finish. He had zero answers for the grappling game of the debuting Almabaev, which is a major issue considering he's shown nothing on the mat for the duration of his UFC run. A member of the roster for about 3.5 years now, Osbourne is the very definition of roster depth, sporting an 4-4 record in his first eight fights with the company. There's very little upside here.
Will take on Almabaev
Osbourne will fight Asu Almabaev in a flyweight bout at a UFC event at a UFC event in Nashville on Aug. 5, Marcel Dorff of Eurosport.nl reports Friday.
ANALYSIS
Osbourne was slated to face Denys Bondar in February, but the bout ended up getting canceled and Bondar was replaced with Charles Johnson. Osbourne got the better of Johnson, winning via split decision. He is now 4-2 in his last six UFC fights and will be looking to stack victories and build a winning streak.
Osbourne was slated to face Denys Bondar in February, but the bout ended up getting canceled and Bondar was replaced with Charles Johnson. Osbourne got the better of Johnson, winning via split decision. He is now 4-2 in his last six UFC fights and will be looking to stack victories and build a winning streak.
Barely gets past Charles Johnson
Osbourne defeated Charles Johnson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) at UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Las Vegas.
ANALYSIS
Osbourne fights are rarely pretty, but he has somehow found a way to emerge victorious in his fair share of them, particularly of late. As expected, Ode struggled with the striking creativity and athleticism of Johnson at times, but with the fight tied at a round a piece, he was able to land a pair of Round 3 takedown attempts, good for 1:47 worth of control time. It ended up being enough to sway two-thirds of the judges, which is all you need. Ode has quietly won three of his last four dating back to November 2021.
Osbourne fights are rarely pretty, but he has somehow found a way to emerge victorious in his fair share of them, particularly of late. As expected, Ode struggled with the striking creativity and athleticism of Johnson at times, but with the fight tied at a round a piece, he was able to land a pair of Round 3 takedown attempts, good for 1:47 worth of control time. It ended up being enough to sway two-thirds of the judges, which is all you need. Ode has quietly won three of his last four dating back to November 2021.
Fighting new opponent
Osbourne is set to face off with Charles Johnson at UFC Vegas 70, Alex Behunin of Cageside Press reports.
ANALYSIS
Osbourne will face off with Charles Johnson after Denys Bondar withdrew from the bout for undisclosed reasons. The 5-foot-7 American will look to bounce back from his most recent loss against Tyson Nam when he faces a late replacement in Charles Johnson at UFC Vegas 70.
Osbourne will face off with Charles Johnson after Denys Bondar withdrew from the bout for undisclosed reasons. The 5-foot-7 American will look to bounce back from his most recent loss against Tyson Nam when he faces a late replacement in Charles Johnson at UFC Vegas 70.