#Oliver Enkamp

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Oliver Enkamp vs Emmanuel Dawa - Bellator 248

Despite being advertised as the karate guy, Oliver Enkamp (11-3) has shown off a fun range of submission skills since joining Bellator. Locking up buggy chokes and Japanese neckties are a good way of standing out.

Enkamp, 4-1 in Bellator, will look for another win this Friday (May 12) as Bellator heads back to Paris for Bellator 296. He is set to face off against Luca Poclit (8-1) on the prelims.

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Patchy Mix vs. Leandro Higo title fight set to headline Bellator Paris in November

Bellator bantamweight champion Patchy Mix will defend his title next against Leandro Higo in the main event of the Paris show in Nov. 16, the company announced Tuesday. Baissaingour Chamsoudinov vs. Oliver Enkamp will serve as the co-main event. Mix (20-1) last defended his belt in May with a close split decision victory over Magomed Magomedov. He now rides a seven-fight winning streak with three…

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Bellator 248: Oliver Enkamp Post-Fight Interview

About This Sports Courier Bellator Paris Video: Bellator welterweight "The Future" Oliver Enkamp discusses his first round submission win over Emmanuel Dawa via Japanese necktie on the Bellator 248 card, fighting on the first MMA event in France's history, and what's next for the former UFC fighter! Footage courtesy of and provided by Bellator MMA and BZA PR.

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Stockholm, Sweden's Oliver Enkamp earns 3rd Bellator win in Paris, France

Stockholm, Sweden’s Oliver Enkamp earns 3rd Bellator win in Paris, France

Oliver Enkamp (©Bellator MMA)

Oliver “The Future” Enkamp, 29, of Stockholm, Sweden was one of the winners at “Bellator 248.” It was the Swedish mixed martial artist’s third victory in Bellator MMA.

Featuring 10 MMA matches, “Bellator MMA” took place at the Accor Arena in Paris, France on October 10, 2020 right before “Bellator Europe 10,” also called “Bellator Paris.” In the third bout of the…

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Oliver Enkamp

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@BellatorMMA 272: Kyle Crutchmer defeats Oliver Enkamp via R3, Decision (Unanimous) (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) 5:00 🤜🤛

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“A great HW fight, a few great prospects, Jimi Manuwa and .500″ The UFC returns to the UK Preview

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March 11th, 2018

Fights: 12 (11?)

Debuts: 5 (John Phillips, Charles Byrd, Magomed Ankalaev, Hakeem Dawodu, Dimitry Sosnovski)

Fight Changes/Injury Cancellations: 4 (Rustam Khabilov OUT, Stevie Ray IN vs Kajan Johnson/Dmitry Prohebetz OUT, Dmitry Sosnovskiy IN vs Mark Godbeer/Alex Reyes OUT, TBD IN vs Nasrat Haqparast/Elizeu Zaleski OUT, Brad Scott IN vs Jack Marshmann)

Headliners (fighters who have either main evented or co-main evented shows in the UFC): 5 (Fabricio Werdum, Alexander Volkov, Jimi Manuwa, Jan Blachowicz, Stevie Ray)

Fighters On Losing Streaks in the UFC:  2 (Terrion Ware, Paul Craig)

Fighters On Winning Streaks in the UFC:  7 (Fabricio Werdum, Alexander Volkov, Jan Blachowicz, Leon Edwards, Peter Sobotta, Mark Godbeer, Kajan Johnson)

Main Card Record Since Jan 1st 2016 (in the UFC): 18-8

Alexander Volkov- 3-0 Fabricio Werdum- 3-2 Jan Blachowicz- 3-2 Jimi Manuwa- 2-1 Tom Duquesnoy- 1-1 Terrion Ware- 0-2 Leon Edwards- 4-0 Peter Sobotta- 2-0

Too High Up- Terrion Ware vs Tom Duquesnoy

Terrion Ware is the sort of fighter every MMA organization loves to have. He's a guy who can test your prospects, give them a few unique looks and test what guys can and can't do. Thus far, Ware has given some dicey moments to Cody Stamman and Sean O'Malley so you know he can be your prospect tester dijour. The problem is Ware is fighting third up on the card vs Tom Duquesnoy in a fight entirely designed to get Duquesnoy back on the right track. I'm not opposed to young fighters getting opportunities to rebuild their stock because it's just smart business but Duquesnoy-Ware should not be third fight on the card. Thus far Ware's agent has got him on International Fight Week, the co-main event of an FS1 card and now this premier slot on Fight Pass. Dude's out here putting in work.

Too Low- Danny Henry vs Hakeem Dawodu

In his UFC debut, Canada's top prospect gets what is the usual "hyped guy debut" fight---a really fucking tough matchup where nobody respects his opponent. Henry is a former AFC champ who debuted vs Daniel Teymur and had a hellacious war with him in a FOTN bonus earning win. Henry looked huge for 155 lbs so lord knows what he'll look like at 145. Henry is a flawed fighter who Dawodu should be able to style on BUT there are no guarantees under 155 lbs and Henry has a lot of tools (power, size and cardio) which should give Hakeem some issues. This fight should be on the main card.

Stat Monitor for 2018: Debuting Fighters (Current number: 6-9):  John Phillips, Charles Byrd, Magomed Ankalaev, Hakeem Dawodu, Dimitry Sosnovski

Short Notice Fighters (Current number: 6-2): Stevie Ray, Dmitry Sosnovski, Brad Scott

Second Fight (Current number: 8-9): Oliver Enkamp, Danny Henry, Nasrat Haqparast

Cage Corrosion (Current number: 5-9):  

Undefeated Fighters (Current number: 11-8): Hakeem Dawodu, Dmitry Sosnovski

Twelve Precarious Ponderings

1- I'd actually like to begin by doing a bit of an exercise if you'll so indulge me. There are 17 European fighters on this card from top to bottom if you remove the in limbo fight for one Nasrat Haqparast. Removing the debuting fighters, that number drops to 15. Of those fifteen fighters, how many of them are some combination resulting in 2-2 in their last 4 fights?

Jimi Manuwa Jan Blachowicz Danny Roberts Jack Marshmann Brad Scott Paul Craig Stevie Ray

So of the fifteen fighters on this card from Europe who have set foot in the UFC octagon, seven of them are 2-2 in their last 4 fights. That fifteen also includes guys like Tom Duquesnoy, Alexander Volkov and others who don't even have a four fight minimum in the org.

The point was to illustrate the challenges of the European fight scene. MOST of these guys fight in Europe and the UFC goes to Europe, what, six times a year? That leaves these guys taking fights outside of Europe but never in America; like Mexico, Canada or Brazil primarily. That creates a pretty weird dynamic where most of these fights are outside of their comfort zones and on the road in enemy territory where they're really just there to be "an opponent." All of this leads to an erosion of fan support as more and more European fighters get smelted out of their home markets, creating the illusion that they're just not good enough. It all leads to a challenge of balancing the desire to showcase international fighters in front of their fans with the fact that there are X amount of cards to fill up with guys who have to fight X amount of times across X amount of dates. When SO many local fighters are in a state of "win one, lose one, win one, lose one" there's no semblance of momentum.

2- What fighter in Fabricio Werdum's past does Alexander Volkov best represent? I can't think of somebody who he's faced who provides the combination of workrate, size and striking depth that Volkov has. That's not to say Werdum can't win (or won't win) but I'm at a loss for a real good comp for Volkov.

3- It's amazing the level of durability Fabricio Werdum has displayed throughout his career. Not even looking at the level of growth he's displayed as a fighter, we're talking about a guy who has fought at a high level since at least 2007 when I first got reintroduced to MMA. He's fought everybody under the sun and only two guys have managed to put him down and out; Stipe Miocic and JDS. That includes fights with Overeem (three times), Cain Velasquez, Mark Hunt, Fedor, Big Foot, Andrei Arlovski, Big Nog (twice), Travis Browne (twice) and Gabriel Gonzaga. All of that is to lead into the obvious; at SOME point this dude is going to crack. He's over 40, fought three times last year and might fight three more times this year given how often the UFC calls upon him. It's just the nature of the human body to EVENTUALLY erode from prolonged damage. Volkov isn't blessed with the one hitter quitter that can put a dude out on impact but he is very active and aggressive. It probably wouldn't happen early but if this fight drags, accumulation of damage could be a serious problem.

4- So this main card is actually not bad considering it's a European Fight Pass card. Werdum/Volkov is a really good HW fight (and the winner probably is facing the winner of Lewis/Ngannou for a #1 contender spot), Blachowicz/Manuwa I was an awful fight but this is a relevant fight between big dudes at 205 lbs including one dude who will always be a "maybe sorta" #1 contender type because he creates highlight reels. Peter Sobotta vs Leon Edwards isn't the world's sexiest fight on paper but Sobotta has really turned his career around since coming back to the UFC and he seems really confident in his hands right now. On the other hand, Leon Edwards has lost his fight finishing spark but still has fights which suggest he's growing somewhat as a fighter. Even Duquesnoy/Ware should be tons of fun. The prelim slate is just so "UFC Fight Pass in Europe" level that it really dampens the excitement. Brett Johns getting on this card wouldve been huge for him.

5- Jan Blachowicz has sort of had a chance to mentally reset his stock on the lower half of the 205 lb division and gets rocketed RIGHT back up the top of the division. Blachowicz has really struggled around this level with losses to Pat Cummins (in a fight he could've won), Jimi Manuwa (fight he should've won), Alexander Gustafsson (in a fight he probably shouldn't of taken) and Corey Anderson. The level of competition there is pretty intense and it's not like Jan has been completely outstyled in those fights. He's just NOT on that level (or wasn't enough to win those fights). He gets a second crack at Manuwa now.

6- I'm really beginning to lose faith in Danny Roberts as a prospect. On the regional circuit, he always seemed to put himself in various states of peril but it seemed to be more out of inexperience. In the UFC, he's continued to put himself in bad spots defensively and his chin has been cracked on a number of opportunities. Dominique Steele had him hurting in a bad way, Mike Perry finished him in a fight where Roberts just couldn't get out of the way for a fifteen minute period, Bobby Nash had Roberts all sorts of thrown off before Danny Roberts finished him off and Nordine Taleb finished Roberts in violent fashion in December. Roberts draws Swedish karate ace Oliver Enkamp in a pivotal fight for both guys.

7- Can Leon Edwards somehow finish Peter Sobotta and keep pace with the other 170 lbers who seem to all be getting their careers on the right track?

8- If Leon Edwards wins, do they try to put him vs Ponz in Chile? I really like Edwards but since nearly finishing Claudio Silva and smelting Seth Baczynski, he's had 6 fights and gone to a decision in all but one of them. There's really no reason somebody with his tools should be so....not fun. His fights are heading in the opposite direction at a time where Kamaru Usman, Darren Till, Ponz, Max Griffin, Elizeu Zaleski, Jake Matthews, Mike Perry and others in that  "fun new WW to care about" are all having damn fun fights.

9- All Magomed Ankalaev has to do is finish his fight and be the savior of 205 lbs. It's not asking too much.

10- Alright Mark Godbeer, what stupid shit you gonna get yourself into this time?

11- So about the Godbeer fight, maybe this exposes my lack of knowledge but I could not tell you the differences between Dmitry Sosnovskiy and Dmitry Poberezhets, the guy who was originally scheduled to fight Godbeer. The UFC seems to have like a bevy of heavyweights who they signed but can't seem to actually get to get into the cage, it's almost infuriating if you're one of those OCD guys who wants to keep up with everything going on.

12- Stevie Ray getting a new contract to try and smelt Kajan Johnson is very UFC of the UFC. It's almost like a Batman TAS plot from the Joker.

Must Wins

1- Fabricio Werdum

I feel like all of Werdum fights are must win given how much trouble he seems to bring with him. The last time we saw Werdum, he was throwing boomerangs at folks and shouting out Chechen warlords while also decisioning a very good HW in Marcin Tybura. The time before that he took a fight on thirty minutes notice vs Walt Harris and was caught on camera using the unacceptable f word in Spanish like six times. Werdum vs Volkov is a great HW fight that pits the old dog in the race vs the seasoned in his prime pro who is peaking. Good fight but a must win for the always controversial Werdum.

2-  Tom Duquesnoy

This entire thing is tailor made for Duquesnoy. He's getting a guy coming off two losses who is a glorified opponent. He's in Europe, he's on the main card and this entire showcase is built to make him look good and like the star. He truly cannot fuck this up.

3- Magomed Ankalaev

Mr. Ankalaev, I do not know you. I do not necessarily believe I have to know you at this point. All I know is you're a new light heavyweight. God speed, my dude.

Five Can't Miss Fights

1- Alexander Volkov vs Fabricio Werdum

2- Tom Duquesnoy vs Terrion Ware

3- Hakeem Dawodu vs Danny Henry

4- Jack Marshmann vs Brad Scott

5- John Phillips vs Charles Byrd

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Oliver Enkamp

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(via BELLATOR MMA ADDS COMBAT SPORTS LEGEND MELVIN MANHOEF, OLIVER ENKAMP AND TERRY BRAZIER TO HISTORIC PARIS EVENT ON OCT. 10 – MMA Fight Coverage)

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Oliver Enkamp hits a buggy choke reverse triangle in the 3rd round on Mark Lemminger - Bellator 281

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Bellator London: Mousasi vs Lovato Jr results

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Bellator London: Mousasi vs Lovato Jr results

LONDON, ENGLAND – Bellator’s event this evening in London will be a dual-broadcast airing, with Sky Sports and Channel 5 sharing the live broadcast in the U.K. Sky Sports will broadcast live between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. BST with the Channel 5 broadcast airing live between 10 p.m. and 12 a.m. BST. In the U.S., Bellator London will stream live on the Bellator app at 5 p.m. ET/4 p.m. CT, while the portion of the card billed as Bellator 223 will air as a delayed broadcast on Paramount Network, and simulcast on DAZN, at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT.

Follow the results below

Middleweight World Title Main Event: Gegard Mousasi (185) vs. Rafael Lovato Jr. (184)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Melvin Manhoef (205.6) vs. Kent Kauppinen (200)

160-lb. Catchweight Bout: Aaron Chalmers (159.8) vs. Fred Freeman (160)

Welterweight Feature Bout: Paul Daley (170.6) vs. Erick Silva (170.8)

140-lb. Catchweight Bout: James Gallagher (139.2) vs. Jeremiah Labiano (139.6)

Middleweight Bout: Fabian Edwards (185.4) vs. Jonathan Bosuku (185.8)

Middleweight Bout: Mike Shipman (185.8) vs. Costello van Steenis (185.4)

Middleweight Bout: Charlie Ward (183.2) vs. Justin Moore (185.6)

Welterweight Bout: Walter Gahadza (170) vs. Oliver Enkamp (171)

Women’s Flyweight Bout: Denise Kielholtz (121) vs. Bryony Tyrell (124.6)

Lightweight Bout: Chris Bungard (156) vs. Charlie Leary (155)

Women’s Flyweight Bout: Kate Jackson (125.4) vs. Lena Ovchynnikova (123.2)

161-lb. Catchweight Bout: Terry Brazier (160) vs. Alessandro Botti (160.2)

Featherweight Bout: Nathan Rose (145.4) vs. Luke Ord (145.8)

Lightweight Bout: Alfie Davis (155) vs. Jorge Kanella (156)

Welterweight Bout: Justin Burlinson (170.6) vs. Wendle Lewis (168.4)

Welterweight Bout: Galore Bofando (170.2) vs. Kevin McCabe (169.8)

Middleweight Bout: Kevin Fryer (185.6) vs. John Redmond (185.4)

Bantamweight Bout: Nathan Greyson (135.8) vs. Frans Mlambo (135.6)

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It’s Fight Week! This Sunday May 28, UFC Fight Night 109: Gustafsson vs. Teixeira goes down in Stockholm, Sweden, so that means it’s time for the MMASquad to get their predictions in! The main card is below:

Alexander Gustafsson vs. Glover Teixeira

Volkan Oezdemir vs. Misha Cirkuno

Peter Sobotta vs. Ben Saunders

Abdul Razak Alhassan vs. Omari Akhmedov

Oliver Enkamp vs. Nordine Taleb

Jack Hermansson vs. Alex Nicholson

Feel free to take the names/photos of the fighters you think will win, and use them for your predictions in a post. Remember to use the tag “mmasquad2k17“so we can all keep track of the picks.

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'Bellator 248,' 'Bellator Europe 10' results: Cheick Kongo vs Timothy Johnson in Paris, France

‘Bellator 248,’ ‘Bellator Europe 10’ results: Cheick Kongo vs Timothy Johnson in Paris, France

  Promotion: Bellator MMA

Title: “Bellator 248,” “Bellator Europe 10” (Bellator Paris) 

Venue: Accor Arena, Paris, France

Date: October 10, 2020

Number of bouts: 11

FIGHT CARD

  COUNTRIES REPRESENTED 

WEIGH-INS RESULTS

Featherweight: Mads Burnell (145.6) vs. Darko Banovic (145)

Catchweight (160lbs): Ryan Scope (160.8) vs. Alan Omer (159)

Welterweight: Oliver Enkamp (168.4) vs. Emmanuel Dawa (1…

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UFC Fight Night 109 Predictions:

1. Glover Teixeira

2. Misha Cirkuno

3. Ben Saunders

4. Abdul Razak Alhassan

5. Oliver Enkamp

6. Jack Hermansson