UFC Vegas 95: Marcin Tybura vs. Serghei Spivac: Live round-by-round updates
UFC Vegas 95's Marcin Tybura vs. Serghei Spivac live round-by-round updates are here to offer fans a glimpse of the heavyweight main event rematch. At 38, with his 39th birthday on Nov. 9, Tybura is in his twilight years as a professional fighter, but he remains a constant staple of the UFC heavyweight division.
He is not on a rough patch or struggling to find consistency. Instead, the Polish standout is as he's always been: a top 10 talent who serves as a litmus test for anyone intent on breaking into the top five. He is coming off a first-round victory over the ultra-popular Tai Tuivasa.
Tybura submitted the heavy-handed Australian within a round at UFC Vegas 88, marking his first win since being demolished by Tom Aspinall. He will look to improve his 25-8 record and protect his #8 ranking against an opponent he defeated four years ago.
Spivac is a decade younger than Tybura, but the Moldovan is still reeling from a devastating second-round TKO loss to Ciryl Gane last year, which left him at 16-4. Sitting right below Tybura at #8 in the heavyweight rankings, he will look to continue his climb to the top of the division by avenging his past loss to Tybura.
Given his youth, he is favored to do so by the oddsmakers at DraftKings Sportsbook, who list him as a -155 favorite, while Tybura is a +130 underdog.
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UFC Vegas 95: Marcin Tybura vs. Serghei Spivac
Round 1: Spivac lands a one-two, and Tybura fires back with his own combination. Spivac lunges in with a combination, but it was just a disguise for a takedown, which he completes. He immediately takes Tybura's back, but a scramble ends up with Tybura on top.
The Polish heavyweight lands some hammer-fists from top position, but Spivac immediately rolls into an armbar that should have never been completed, yet stills taps Tybura out to avenge his 2020 loss to the Pole.
Official Decision: Serghei Spivac def. Marcin Tybura via submission in round one (1:44)