Making his long-awaited UFC debut this Saturday at UFC Vegas 74 on June 3, 2023, Ketoren ‘Esquetajinha’ Souza is something to be reckoned with. The 27-year-old professional MMA fighter from Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil, led the Octagon to an impressive 13-3-0 record. Known for her ferocious power, she boasts eight knockout wins and one submission win.
Souza’s track record speaks to her talent. Her Invicta FC veteran won the flyweight championship title by defeating Bellator veteran Christina Williams in her last appearance in January of this year. It was her fifth straight win, underscoring her fierce determination to move her up the rankings.
She is now on the precipice of her UFC debut and brimming with confidence. “I have been training hard for my UFC debut and I believe I can win again.” she said in a recent interview for the WMMA rankings. Despite recognizing the weight of the UFC name, Souza remains focused on the task at hand.I block it out of my head to stay focused on what is most important in that moment: the fight.“
The young fighter faces stiff competition in her debut against fellow Brazilian Carine ‘Killer’ Silva. Dana White’s Contender Series winner and recent addition to the UFC, Silva stunned crowds last year with a first-round submission win over Poliana Botelho in her UFC debut. rice field. With her 15-4-0 professional record, Silva’s 15 victories have all come by knockout or submission, demonstrating her deadly skill set.
But Souza is unfazed by Silva’s formidable achievements.She’s a talented athlete with her own strengths, but I don’t think that’s enough to stop me.‘ she said. In the Octagon, Souza has shown that she can adapt to any situation, and she believes her versatility will challenge Silva’s ability to finish.
The stakes are high and the pressure is on, but if Souza’s fight so far has shown us anything, it’s that she thrives under pressure. The UFC arena is set for an emotional match as the invincible ‘Escuentazinha’ takes on the vicious ‘Killer’. Addressing fans who were eagerly awaiting the showdown, Souza said:Don’t miss the premiere on June 3rd.it’s going to be an exciting fightAnd given her track record to date, it’s a promise we believe she can keep. To witness every punch, kick and takedown in her thrilling UFC debut, tune in to her live stream on ESPN and ESPN+ starting at 9pm ET.
