Arman Tsarukyan and Georgio Poullas are set to meet again less than just two weeks after their explosive first encounter. The rivalry escalated during their recent match at RAF 6, where tempers flared and the situation quickly turned chaotic. What started as a competitive grappling contest ended in controversy, as both fighters and their teams got involved in a post-match scuffle that security had to control.The incident grabbed attention across the MMA world. Many fans believed Tsarukyan had the final word when he landed a strike after the contest. Still, his comments about unfinished business made it clear the rivalry was far from over. Now, the two fighters will settle their differences in a submission-only rematch at Hype FC in Brazil.
Arman Tsarukyan vs Georgio Poullas rematch confirmed for Hype Brazil event in Rio
The rematch between Arman Tsarukyan and Georgio Poullas will headline Hype FC’s event on March 11 at the Farmasi Arena. The contest will take place under submission-only rules, offering both athletes a chance to prove themselves in a controlled setting after the chaos of their last meeting.The first clash at RAF 6 ended in controversy. During the match, Poullas appeared to throw strikes at Tsarukyan, which frustrated the UFC lightweight. The tension built up and later turned into a brawl that involved several members from both camps. Security stepped in to separate everyone.After the match, Poullas claimed that he had been attacked by a large group, saying he was jumped “by like 12 Armenians.” Be suggested that around a dozen Armenian individuals surrounded and attacked him following the bout. His statement added fuel to the already heated rivalry.Tsarukyan, who competes in the UFC lightweight division, has reportedly been in positive discussions with UFC executive Hunter Campbell regarding his next fight inside the Octagon. However, being part of another heated exchange within a short time frame could complicate matters for him.The March 11 event will also feature Jorge Masvidal making his return on the same night, along with a submission-only match involving Jean Silva, whose opponent is yet to be announced.With tensions still high and pride on the line, fans can expect fireworks when Tsarukyan and Poullas meet again in Rio de Janeiro.