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An unexpected challenge in the UFC world: Rainier de Ridder challenges Chimaev to a fight

An unexpected challenge in the UFC world: Rainier de Ridder challenges Chimaev to a fight
A new UFC fight has once again caught the attention of fans and experts. After the "UFC on ESPN 67" tournament, experienced Dutch fighter Rainier de Ridder (20-2) - having finished his fight very convincingly, and inspired by the success in the tournament, he came out with a direct challenge. He wants to test his strength with the most visible and undefeated fighter in the UFC world in recent times - Chechen Khamzat Chimaev (14-0).

De Ridder expressed the following thoughts in his interview:

“I have a total of 3 fights, 6 rounds, in the UFC so far. This gave me a sufficient idea of ​​​​the nature of the fight. I know Khamzat Chimaev from the beginning - we trained together 4-5 years ago. His unique style is fast and strong in attack, then quickly retreats. This can confuse and scare many. But I will never back down from him. I can even say: I will definitely beat him!”

As is known, Khamzat Chimaev has won the hearts of fans with his unique skillful actions in the UFC octagon this season. His defeat of Robert Whittaker by submission in the first round in his last fight caused great controversy around the world.

It should be especially noted that de Ridder, as a fighter with his own wrestling background, has a very unique counter-strategy against a universal fighter like Khamzat. Experts are calling this fight one of the biggest knockout wins in the MMA world.

If this fight call comes true, it will definitely become one of the most anticipated fights in the upcoming UFC lineup. Since both fighters are at a high level of skill, tactics and mental preparation, such a fight is sure to attract a lot of attention.

What do you think - will de Ridder really defeat Khamzat Chimaev?
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