To say Vicente Luque’s recent career has been a rollercoaster would be an understatement.
Heading into 2022, the Brazilian, who had built a name for himself as a dangerous, well-rounded competitor who is equally capable of putting away elite fighters with strikes or submissions, was sitting in the UFC rankings and plotting a run towards the top of the division.
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But the best laid plans don’t always come to fruition. Luque suffered back-to-back losses to Belal Muhammad and Geoff Neal, with his defeat to Neal resulting in the first knockout loss of his career and leaving him sidelined due to injury.