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Ariane Lipski takes on Casey O'Neill at UFC 296 in Las Vegas as the Brazilian eyes a push up the women's flyweight rankings.
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Brazilian fighter Ariane Lipski is gearing up for a showdown with Casey O'Neill on the UFC 296 undercard at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The bout represents a pivotal opportunity for Lipski to push further up the women's flyweight rankings after building solid momentum in recent outings.
Lipski heads into the contest on the back of wins over J.J. Aldrich and Melissa Gatto, and has made no secret of her ambition to take on higher-profile opponents. She credits a disciplined training regime and strong team support for her current run of form, as Sherdog reports.
For O'Neill, the stakes are equally high. The Australian entered the UFC with an unblemished 9-0 professional record but suffered her first career defeat at the hands of Jennifer Maia at UFC 286. She will be eager to prove that loss was an anomaly.
Lipski plans to lean on her octagon experience against O'Neill's raw talent, setting up a compelling clash of styles in the flyweight division.
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