Tsarukyan's coach highlights Ruffy's striking over Topuria's
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 6:54 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Arman Tsarukyan's coach, Marcos da Matta, emphasized that Mauricio Ruffy poses a more dangerous striking threat than Ilia Topuria ahead of their fight at UFC 331 on September 19 in Los Angeles. Da Matta praised Ruffy's diverse striking arsenal, contrasting it with Topuria's more limited technique set. Tsarukyan aims to defend his ranking in the lightweight division in this co-main event. The fight will showcase Ruffy's ability to employ a variety of strikes including kicks and knees, while Tsarukyan is known for grappling and ground skills.
- •Tsarukyan's coach believes Ruffy is a more versatile striker than Topuria.
- •The fight is set for UFC 331 on September 19 in Los Angeles.
- •Ruffy is noted for his variety of striking techniques.
- •Tsarukyan specializes in grappling and ground control.
- •This bout is crucial for both fighters' standings in the division.
- 6:54 AMYahoo Sports — Arman Tsarukyan’s coach: Mauricio Ruffy is more dangerous than Ilia Topuria
"Arman Tsarukyan’s coach believes Mauricio Ruffy presents a more dangerous and versatile striking threat than Ilia Topuria.
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