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Pale’s UFC opponent suffered a blown knee and two facial fractures! She still didn’t get the contract

Tereza Bledá absolutely demolished her opponent in the fight for the UFC contract, when her punches caused two fractures in her face and a cracked knee. Still, she didn’t get the contract.

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2 years ago

8. 9. 2022

Martin Zajic

Tereza Bledá absolutely demolished her opponent in the fight for the UFC contract, when her punches caused two fractures in her face and a cracked knee. Still, she didn’t get the contract.

Even though Bledá didn’t get the contract, the UFC boss won’t take his eyes off her

Back on Wednesday, we informed you that Tereza Bledá unfortunately did not get a UFC contract. Despite her clear win on Dana White’s Contender Series with the highly-skilled Brazilian, she did not impress promoter Dana White.

Tereza was not completely satisfied with her performance and did not hide her deep disappointment with the verdict. However, Dana White consoled her by saying that she is only twenty years old and her possible path to the highest MMA league in the world is definitely not closed.

Bledé Stach’s coach reveals multiple injuries to Brazilian opponent

Her coaches André Reinders and Jan Stach also spoke in a similar vein. The latter evaluated the performance of the young fighter and revealed how her opponent from Brazil is doing. The latter reportedly suffered multiple injuries from the match.

“30-26, 30-26, 30-26, absolutely dominant win not only overall, but also in all rounds and with all judges,” Stach said on his Instagram about his charge’s clear victory.

“In the first round she hurt her opponent’s knee with a heelhook, in the third round she sent her to the ground with a beautiful knee to the middle and we were on the ground seconds after the ground & pound was called,” he described Bleda’s dominance.

“My opponent was hospitalized after the fight with a blown knee and two fractures in her face,” he revealed what injuries Tereza caused to the undefeated Brazilian with 7 wins and a black belt in BJJ.

“The only thing missing was the finish, which was probably Dana White’s idea,” he said about the charismatic promoter’s verdict. “This was a big win and I refuse to see it as a loss or a setback,” he concluded optimistically.