The UFC 272 prelims have served as an exciting layup for the main card. After an incredible win in her prelim fight, Maryna Moroz was in tears. She reminisced about her country and people, and how she dealt with the overall pressure and nervousness during fight week.
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With emotions running high and a margin for composure to go haywire, Moroz came out with incredible focus and secured a great win at UFC 272. During her post-fight conference, the Ukrainian shed light on the ongoing conflict in Europe and the various repercussions that came with it.
Moroz, after securing her sixth submission victory, said, “Yeah, I think people forget about me because, before uh, I win fight, I have records uh year two to twenty, uh, but you know, you see Russian Instagram doesn’t posted me after my fight. He blocked me.”
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“But after I give interview, he unblocked it but never posted me, only posted my opponent. It’s give me more energy for win this fight.”
UFC 272 proved to be an emotional night for Maryna Moroz
In the prelims, Maryna Moroz went toe to toe against Mariya Agapova and won the fight via second-round submission.
Moroz and Agapova began testing each other straight off the bat in the first round. With swift and fluid level changes and feints, Moroz kept her distance as Agapova kept her left hand ready to launch.
With a significant amount of time spent in clinches, Moroz finally leveraged her opponent’s weight to land her in a position to submit her. And, as calculated as it was, the Ukrainian won the fight with an arm-triangle choke in the second round.
During her post-fight octagon interview with Joe Rogan, the fighter got emotional and was moved to tears as she wished for better days while simultaneously showcasing words of strength.
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Moroz has been undefeated ever since her move to flyweight, and the only way for her to go is upwards from here on out. What did you make of Moroz’s impressive win at UFC 272: Covington vs Masvidal? Let us know.
