Impact Carpenter seemed unprepared for the ferocity of Ochoa, who threw such a tremendous amount of volume that he passed Joshua van for the fifth-most strikes ever landed in a UFC flyweight fight, per the broadcast. Though he was battered and clearly hurting, Carpenter never gave up on himself, landing his share of clean right hands and notching a powerful takedown in the third frame. As a high-level BJJ practitioner with power, Carpenter seemingly has the tools to be successful, but he just hasn't been able to put it all together, resulting in three consecutive losses. He stands at 8-3-0 in professional MMA due to this most recent defeat.
MAY 9 • ROTOWIRE
