UFC BJJ 2 Results: Andrew Tackett defends Riem in Wild Match, Mason Fowler wins inaugural title

UFC BJJ 2 saw two brothers, a new champion and a teenage phenomenon make enormous statement victories.

The main event match between Andrew Tackett And Renato Canuto was invoiced as a title match that would guarantee fireworks, and it yielded exactly that. The second title competition on the map also produced highlights of a highlight of a map with six entertaining entries in eight games.

Andrew Tackett chokes Canuto in a crazy game

On UFC BJJ 2, Andrew Tackett Continued his recent series of not only entertaining competitions, but ends of dominance and entry. Both Tackett and Renato Canuto Are known for their incredibly aggressive styles, and the opening a few sequences were so fast and so crazy in it.

Both competitors were in a number of crazy scrambles and wanted to exchanges in the entry, but the champion seemed to be only one step forward in just about every transition. After he had taken a few entries from the bottom, Tackett finally came to the top and passed his guard before he locked up a nice darce choke.

Canuto defended well and tried to survive to the bell, but Tackett just rolled on and finished from Mount for a much tighter choke.

Tackett refused to call someone after the victory, but with Mica Galvao And Quay section Locked up with other BJJ promotions, I hope that his next title defense against other professionals is at the highest level, such as Joseph Chen or Levi Jones-Leary.

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Mason Fowler wins inaugural UFC BJJ light heavyweight belt

Mason Fowler Is now the first UFC BJJ Light Heavyweight Champion, and he continued to add to his already impressive highlights.

In the co-headliner, the double winner of ADCC Trials came in as a huge favorite and quickly proved why he dominated the lesser-known David Garmo.

Fowler easily made work of his smaller and slightly older opponent and then called to a step lead in competition. The new champion took the microphone and asked to defend his title against people like Lucas Barbosa” Pedro Machado or Devhonte Johnson.

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William Tackett, Jalen Fonacier get annoying submissions at UFC BJJ 2

The Tackett brothers had a great evening at UFC BJJ 2. Just like his champion brother, William Tackett Absolutely dominated in one of the most important matches of the map. The older Tackett rubbed an earlier loss of Kyle Chambers When he was younger, and the Rematch six years later did not even look close.

William passed his guard as a buzzsaw and dominated top control. Eventually he used an arm-triangle threat to take his back and quickly ended with a first round naked choke behind.

Her husband may have lost, but Raquel Canuto Won Big at UFC BJJ 2, where a nice smooth knee bar was landed against a high -level opponent in ADCC Trials winner winner Mo black. Canuto came from a defeat against the reigning ADCC champion Ana Vieira on UFC FPI 11 and recovered nicely from her first loss in the promotion here.

The UFC BJJ 2 card kicking off was a really good performance of teenage jiu-jitsu phenomenon Jalen Fonacier. The 19-year-old Filipino world champion won in just over a minute and landed an annoying entry over double no gi world champ Everton Teixeira That caused “several pops”.

Also achieving submissions on the map are Aurelie Le Verne“Cobrinha JR” Kennedy Maciel and Mikey’s sister Tammmi Musbize.

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