UFC Paris 4: Scented Battle from France and Brazil at Accor Arena

The UFC event taking place at Accor Arena in Paris on September 6 is sold out, as five French fighters prepare to take on their Brazilian counterparts in what promises to be an electrifying night of combat sports.

In the main event, Nassourdine Imavov (1.91m, 84kg, 16-4-1) will face Caio Borralho, a Brazilian fighter on an impressive streak who dreams of knocking out one of the division's favorites. This duel could potentially offer Imavov a title shot against Khamzat Chimaev.

Borralho and Ruffy will be at Bercy to challenge French fighters Nassourdine Imavov and Benoit Saint Denis, respectively. If Saint Denis and Imavov win, Ott could gain international recognition.

The "Fighting Nerds" team from São Paulo, led by Pablo Sucupira, is known for its scientific approach, which Daniel Woirin, a former coach of Anderson Silva and mentor of Benoit Saint Denis, believes is mostly communication. Woirin maintains a strong link with Brazil, the country that shaped his vision of combat sports and his role as a major artisan of French MMA.

The duel between Benoit Saint Denis and Mauricio Ruffy crystallizes the opposition between instinct and creativity (Brazil) and a more methodical approach (France). Woirin warns that hype goes fast in the UFC world, and one day you could be at the top, and the next day at the bottom.

The fourth edition of the UFC Paris is expected to maintain the spectacle and fervor of previous events. The event has a special dimension as three of the five French fighters will face Brazilians. If the French fighters win at the UFC Paris event, it could be a validation that France can compete with a founding nation like Brazil in combat sports.

Nicolas Ott does not yet have the same international resonance as the "Fighting Nerds", but he will be in the corner of his two locomotives, Saint Denis and Imavov. Oumar Sy will face Brendson Ribeiro in another duel that adds to the total rivalry feel between the two nations.

Jean Silva, Carlos Prates, Caio Borralho, and Ruffy embody the "Fighting Nerds" generation that is now exporting itself outside of Brazil. The search results do not contain any information about which person will stand in the corner of Nicolas Ott or which French fighters he will train.

Woirin built a large part of his coaching career in Rio, and he emphasizes the difference in mentalities between France and Brazil, using Morgan Charrière's last fight as an example. The UFC Paris event at Accor Arena is recognized for its unique atmosphere.

Daniel Woirin believes that the "Fighting Nerds" team is currently the team of the moment, but their scientific approach is mostly communication. He also emphasizes the importance of mental strength in combat sports, as hype can quickly fade, and one day you could be at the top, and the next day at the bottom.

The event on September 6 will have a narrative thread of France versus Brazil, as the two nations compete for supremacy in the world of MMA. The UFC Paris promises to be an unforgettable night of combat sports, with five French fighters taking on their Brazilian counterparts in a series of exciting bouts.