Meyer Also Wins Second MMA Fight with Impressive Performance
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If Roy Meyer had still been a judoka, his match against a Brazilian on Sunday evening would have been decided by ippon. But now that he has transformed into an MMA fighter, the referee had to intervene, otherwise Igor Henrique would never have found his way home. After 1.38 minutes, the official pulled the unleashed Meyer away from his opponent, making his second MMA victory a reality.
Roy Meyer (35) also won his second MMA fight in spectacular fashion. The Breda native defeated the Brazilian Igor Henrique and once again needed no more than one round to do so. 'The beast' was unleashed again, albeit briefly. "I hope they find an opponent who can last until the second round."
Former judoka Roy Meyer feels completely at home in his new discipline, MMA. On Sunday, he enters the cage again.
Roy Meyer from Breda brilliantly won his second MMA (mixed martial arts) match on Saturday. The 35-year-old former judoka defeated former kickboxing champion Igor Henrique. Afterwards, he entertained the crowd with his famous robot dance and splits. An energetic Meyer had already taken Henrique to the ground after twenty seconds, and from that moment on, it was essentially over for the Brazilian. With a few well-placed punches, the Dutchman cla…
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