Kevin Vallejos Vows to Deliver First KO Loss to Danny Silva
Alright, let me tell you about an exciting UFC matchup that’s generating a lot of buzz—Kevin Vallejos vs. Danny Silva at UFC Vegas 108. This fight is not just another featherweight showdown—there’s real tension and stakes involved, especially because Vallejos is making a bold prediction: he’s aiming to be the first person to knock out Danny Silva.
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Now, let’s put that into context. Silva, who holds a strong 10-1 record in MMA and is currently 2-0 in the UFC, has never been knocked out in his professional career. Not once. But Vallejos? He’s confident that streak is coming to an end. With a 15-1 MMA record and a knockout win already under his UFC belt, Vallejos isn’t shy about what he’s bringing to the octagon.
In a recent interview, Vallejos, also known as “El Chino,” said in Spanish that he knows he can knock Silva out—and he’s planning to prove it this Saturday. He even brought up how he’s knocked out other fighters before who had never been finished either, and he’s treating this as just another name to add to that list.
But before anyone thinks he’s underestimating Silva, Vallejos made it clear he’s not. He actually respects Silva’s game. He talked about Silva’s solid boxing, powerful kicks, strong clinch work, and grappling skills. Vallejos knows it won’t be easy—he expects to be tested, and he sees it as an opportunity to show off everything he’s got. He’s not taking Silva lightly at all; in fact, he sees him as a true challenge.
And there’s more on the line for Vallejos than just the win. In his UFC debut back in March, he scored a nasty first-round knockout—but still didn’t land the $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus, mainly because there were seven finishes on that same card. He’s not letting that happen again. This time, he’s determined to walk away with the bonus—and he believes the kind of knockout he’s planning will make it undeniable.
So yeah, if you’re tuning in to UFC Vegas 108, don’t blink when these two step into the cage. Vallejos is promising fireworks—and he just might deliver something Silva’s never experienced before.
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