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Charles Oliveira - The fight was the UFC debut of the undefeated Oliveira. Oliveira then faced fellow contender Max Holloway, suffering a neck injury early in the fight and forcing to surrender a TKO injury loss to Holloway.Ĭomeback at Featherweight After Injury Īfter recovering Oliveira returned fighting featherweight debutante and prospect Myles Jury, submitting Jury with very little effort via first round guillotine choke.Īfter a very decent layoff Oliveira then signed to welcome another debutante in former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis to the featherweight division. Oliveira next fought a rematch against Nik Lentz, submitting Lentz via guillotine choke in the third round after an excellent fight.

Oliveira then faced hard hitter Jeremy Stephens, outgrappling a game Stephens en route to a clearcut unanimous decision win. Oliveira submitted Hioki via anaconda choke submission near the end of the second round. Oliveira next signed to fight former Sengoku featherweight champion Hatsu Hioki. He defeated Ogle via third round triangle choke submission to earn Performance of the Night honors. Oliveira next signed to fight Andy Ogle after a significant layoff. Oliveira next faced former UFC lightweight champion Frank Edgar losing an extremely exciting and competitive unanimous decision.

He defeated Brookins via second round anaconda choke submission before next facing WEC veteran Cub Swanson losing via first round knockout. Oliveira next signed to face Ultimate Fighter winner Jonathan Brookins. Oliveira defeated Wisely via first round calf slicer submission, earning SOTN awards.

He was set to make his divisional debut against Eric Wisely. Cerrone defeated Oliveira via upset first round technical knockout.Īfter a lengthy hiatus, Oliveira decided to drop down to the UFC's featherweight division. Instead, he agreed to step in to replace an injured Paul Taylor against another replacement in former top WEC contender Donald Cerrone. Only a few weeks later Oliveira was involved in talks to face Joe Lauzon at UFC 132. Both men seemed to agree that a rematch was inevitable for the future. The fight's result was overturned to a no-contest a few days later because of an illegal knee landed by Oliveira shortly before the submission finish. Oliveira next faced fellow prospect Nik Lentz at UFC On Versus 4, handing him his first UFC loss via controversial second-round rear-naked choke submission. Miller handed Oliveira his first loss via first-round kneebar submission. Oliveira next faced wily veteran and long-time contender Jim Miller at UFC 124. Escudero was cut after the loss, the first time a true TUF winner had been cut. The fight did not disappoint, with Oliveira dominating Escudero up until choking him out in the third round with a beautiful standing rear-naked choke. God-damn, I fucking love the lightweight division.

The fight has the potential for Submission of the Night but just as much potential for Fight of the Night. The fight will most likely be the toughest test to date for both men. He is now set to replace Matt Wiman against Efrain Escudero. He most recently made his UFC debut defeating Darren Elkins via an armbar submission in forty-one seconds.

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Grapplers of all levels can benefit from this, in MMA or in no-gi grappling, as you move on the mat and the opportunities arise. With UFC Lightweight Championship gold to his credit, Charles has proven himself as an elite competitor with these same holds throughout his career.Įxpand your grappling knowledge with one of the most effective ground fighters ever explaining all of his best moves in detail for you. This Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt has blazed a path of submission success across the UFC, with a record 14 victories coming from the tap. Use darces, guillotines, calf slices, armbars, triangles, and more - all of which Charles has used to finish fights in the UFC over his decade+ career against the best.Ĭharles Oliveira is one of the best MMA grapplers of all-time. With darces, arm triangles, armbars, guillotines, and more of Charles’s specialty holds, you’ll get a whole tool kit you can start using to secure submission success.ĭon’t waste time and attack from everywhere with chokes and joint locks from top, bottom, standing, and common situations that you can start finishing from. Improve your submissions and finish more fights than ever as the UFC’s most successful submission artist Charles Oliveira teaches you all of his favorite ways to lock up chokes and joint locks that really work against elite competition. Attack From Common Positions Like Half Guard, B utterfly Guard, Closed Guard, The Back, And Even From Standing - Submissions Are Available Almost Anywhere!Ĭheck Out The Trailer! What Will You Learn?