Karine Silva is the first female in UFC history to win three straight fights by first-round submission after stopping Maryna Moroz at UFC 292.
Karine Silva avenged a key early loss in her career on Saturday at UFC 292, paying Maryna Moroz back with a first-round submission of her own.
After being caught in an armbar in the opening round of their November 2014 bout, Silva (17-4 MMA, 3-0 UFC) had the chance to rematch Moroz (11-5 MMA, 6-5 UFC) in a women’s flyweight matchup at TD Garden in Boston. She got the job done with a guillotine choke submission at the 4:59 mark of Round 1.
The finish made Silva the first female in UFC history to win three consecutive fights by submission inside the opening round.
Check out the replay of her handiwork below (via X):
WITH ONE SECOND ON THE CLOCK!!@KillerKarine beats the buzzer and gets the tap to kick off #UFC292! pic.twitter.com/qXURk5VP6u
— UFC (@ufc) August 19, 2023
With three straight wins to begin her UFC tenure, Silva is proving herself to be a threat in the weight class. She’s stopped her opponent inside the distance in all 17 of her career wins, with 13 of those now coming within the first frame.
When @KillerKarine gets position, it's OVER
#UFC292 pic.twitter.com/MwEB3cqCjL
— UFC (@ufc) August 19, 2023
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