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MATT SERRA

ATTRIBUTES

ATTRIBUTE
RATING
Strength 74
Speed 75
Cardio 74
Footwork 75

OFFENSIVE SKILLS

SKILL RATING
Standing Strikes 72
Standing Kicks 63
Clinch Striking 71
Ground Striking 74
Clinch Grapple 77
Takedown 71
Ground Top Grapple 78
Ground Bottom Grapple 75
Submission 74

DEFENSIVE SKILLS

SKILL RATING
Standing Strikes 74
Standing Kicks 70
Clinch Striking 74
Ground Striking 74
Clinch Grapple 74
Takedown 74
Ground Top Grapple 77
Ground Bottom Grapple 77
Submission 80

ULTIMATE TECHNIQUES

DUCKING RIGHT HOOK

Level 2—Both Standing, Striking Range

This is Serra’s knockout punch. Set it up with a flicking jab and fire away.

LEFT HEAD KICK WHILE STANDING UP

Level 3—Double Underhook Cage, Offense

What a sneaky Level 3 technique. If your opponent refuses to oblige you on the ground, stick him with this as you get up.

DIRECT CATCH TO ARMBAR FROM THE TOP

Level 3—Mount, Top

This is Serra’s best submission. Get the Mount, rain down some elbows, get this armbar locked.

STRENGTHS

  • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt
  • Aggressive style
  • Knockout power

Matt “The Terror” Serra is a tough guy and one of only two people to beat Georges St-Pierre, when he knocked him out in the first round.

Ideally, you’ll want to get your opponents on the ground and flow from one submission to the other, and Matt Serra is best from the top.

He’s got submissions from every angle and can use the Butterfly Guard to a direct catch triangle choke, then switch to an armbar from the bottom.

Strike for power punches and get the fight to the ground. Stay out of the clinch and make this a BJJ match where Serra is comfortable.

WEAKNESSES

  • Small welterweight
  • Wrestling
  • Kicks

Serra is susceptible to kicks and isn’t going to attack with kicks, so stay out of his punching range and pepper him with your feet.

He’s going to have the reach disadvantage against other welterweights, and is either looking for the big knockout in the pocket or using his BJJ.

Clinch up to negate his power, and use clinch strikes to soften him up. Put him against the cage and lean on him.

Use knees and powerful blows to rock him and finish the fight there.

If the battle goes to the mat, you’re playing with fire against a BJJ expert.