1 year agoRising middleweight contender Joe Pyfer faced UFC veteran Jack Hermansson in the main event of UFC Vegas 86 this past weekend. Pyfer did have success in the opening round, but as the fight went on, Hermansson managed to turn the fight in his favor, beating Pyfer via unanimous decision. In 25 minutes of action, Pyfer landed 92 significant strikes. This is Pyfer's first loss in the UFC. With the loss, Pyfer's professional record is 12-3.
--Alen Kurbasic - RotoBallerSource: UFC
1 year agoThis Saturday, Joe Pyfer (12-2) is seeking his fourth straight win in the UFC when he faces Jack Hermansson in the main event on UFC Vegas 86. The 27-year-old has made a name for himself thanks to his finishing prowess, plus a nice marketing push from the organization. This is the biggest test in Pyfer's career as Hermansson is battle-tested and a crafty veteran. DraftKings sees Pyfer as the favorite with a salary of $9,000. He averages 99.7 fantasy points per contest through three UFC bouts.
--Alen Kurbasic - RotoBallerSource: UFC
1 year agoIn the co-main event of UFC Vegas 80, Joe Pyfer secured a second-round submission win over Abdul Razak Alhassan with a slick arm triangle choke. Pyfer looked nearly flawless as he outperformed Alhassan on the feet and the ground. In 7:05 of action, Pyfer landed three takedowns and 26 significant strikes. The win moves Pyfer to 3-0 in the UFC as he continues an impressive run after joining the promotion by way of Dana White's Contender Series.
--Alen Kurbasic - RotoBallerSource: UFC
3 years agoJoe Pyfer lived up to the hype in his UFC debut by scoring a first-round knockout over opponent Alen Amedovski on Saturday. In 3:55 of total action, Pyfer tallied 14 significant strikes compared to Amedovski's 11 total strikes. Now with 10 career wins, seven of them have come via knockout/TKO. Depending on how the UFC decides to match him up next, Pyfer could be worth rostering in his next handful of contests.
--Matt BrickerSource: ESPN
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