Fight to Win 260

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Sep 21, 2024
Kansas City, Missouri, USA Fight to Win

Did you know?

  • Fight to Win 260 in Kansas City ran 44 recorded matchups, and 25 of them went to the judges while only 19 ended by submission. That is a card where you needed to be ready to grind out a decision.
  • The submission rate at this event sat at 43 percent. If you train primarily for points and positional control, that split rewards the way you compete.
  • No single finish dominated the card. The Triangle Choke, Leg Lock, and Rear Naked Choke each showed up 3 times, a reminder that the finishes here came from every range rather than one specialty.
  • Nicholas Curran got one of the rarer finishes of the night, tapping Kade Warren with a Straight Ankle Lock, one of only 2 recorded at the event.
  • Victor Gabriel closed out Kazden Snyder with a Triangle Armbar, showing the kind of attack chaining from the guard that separates a submission win from the 25 matches that went to decision.

Overall Summary

Total Matchups

44

Submission Rate

38.6%

Matchups

FightersResultOpponentMethodWeightDetails
Erica Ristigdef.Emily ColemanSubmissionDetails
Micah Weathermandef.Noah BabieraDecisionDetails
Bodhi Northdef.James GerkeyDecisionDetails
Emanuele Suracedef.William ParksRear Naked ChokeDetails
Nicolas Arneldef.Sam KuenziHeel HookDetails
Liam Studdarddef.Jonathan ChambersDarce ChokeDetails
Joel Hollowaydef.Samuel RynerLeg LockDetails
Teagan Fredericksendef.Ethan HallLeg LockDetails
Logan Sondrupdef.Hunter LundgrenDecisionDetails
Andrew Chaudef.Rodolfo CoronadoDecisionDetails
Eduardo Cristillidef.Josh DenneyRear Naked ChokeDetails
Mason Stritzeldef.Blake AlanArmbarDetails
Ethan Odendef.Mo ZwolakGillyDetails
Samuel Bremerdef.J.J. SpeakeDecisionDetails
Dylan Burditt-Beckerdef.Justin JacksonStraight Ankle LockDetails
Ethan Rydbergdef.Devante FrencherDecisionDetails
Julian Melodef.Nick GrassDecisionDetails
Adam Neugebauerdef.Garrett GilbertDecisionDetails
Cameron Hughbanksdef.Gregory AndersonRear Naked ChokeDetails
André Moore-Eldef.Colton GuillNogi Baseball Bat ChokeDetails