Fight to Win 133

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• ▸ Across 41 recorded matchups at Fight to Win 133, 20 ended by submission, giving the card a 49% submission rate. When roughly half your matches finish, you know people came to attack.
• ▸ The armbar was the most common finish on record with 7, well ahead of everything else. Heel hooks, kimuras, chokes, and toe holds each showed up 2 times, so the finishing picture was armbar-heavy but spread across both upper and lower body attacks.
• ▸ Hiago George was the standout on this card with 2 wins, both by submission. He capped his night against Gabriel Sousa with an inside heel hook, a match these two had run several times before without either game fully opening up.
• ▸ The main event was a 155lbs Black Belt No-Gi bout between AJ Agazarm and Ary Farias, with Agazarm taking it by split decision. Of the recorded matches, 7 went to split decision, so the headliner landed in a familiar category for the night.
• ▸ The leg lock game showed up in the finishing methods with 1 leg lock recorded, and Eduardo Crema used exactly that to submit Daniel Ripper at 205lbs. It fit the card's theme of IBJJF competitors leaning harder into lower body attacks.