Fight to Win 321

The final three bouts placed ADCC veterans at center stage and produced the evening's most memorable performances. Sophia Nordeno opened the featured stretch with a decision win over Ashley Agostini, controlling the competitive women's matchup and setting the tone for the high-level grappling that followed.

Alex Grandy then delivered one of the most distinctive finishes of the entire card, submitting Helton Jose Jr with a Body Triangle from the back. Rather than securing the tap through a traditional choke or joint lock, Grandy applied sustained body-triangle pressure to force the submission — an uncommon finish that stood out as the night's most talked-about moment and a testament to his positional sophistication.

In the main event, Keith Krikorian faced Vinicius Inacio and turned in a dominant technical performance. Krikorian's controlled, methodical approach dictated the terms of engagement throughout, leaving little doubt for the judges and closing out the card on a high note.

Alex Grandy's body-triangle finish headlined the submission column, but tap-outs were distributed broadly across all 57 bouts. Kevin Crane demonstrated effective positional control en route to submitting Diego Vazquez, dictating the pace from start to finish. Emma Payan added a women's submission finish, defeating Michelle Crivello with composed, pressure-oriented grappling.

Further down the card, Stephen Martinez submitted Matt Cox, and Jorge Moreno finished Ryan Oropallo with instinctive finishing ability that defined his performance. Jack Tunney stopped Efren Guerrero, and Jason Youseph submitted Matheus Gomes to add to the submission tally.

Additional submission victories came from Elijah Harris over Julian Pacheco, Tim Mendoza over Sean Joseph, Pablo Perez over Matthew Fracasso, Osiris Hernandez over Timmy Mendoza Jr, Ariel Romero over Aubrey Coppini, Josh Betancourt over Miles Brown, Gabriel Dos Santos over Caleb Sandoval, Amy Cambio over Elva Montemayor, David Kaminskiy over Juan Colin, Rumanof Hernández over Aiden Lei, and Andrew Setili over Matt Ayala. Collectively, these finishes represented a meaningful portion of the card's outcomes on a night where the majority of bouts went to the judges.

All 57 bouts were contested on July 18, 2026, in San Diego. The depth of the assembled field was reflected in the high number of decision outcomes, with judges playing a central role in determining the majority of the night's results.

Notable decision winners included Richard Lopez over Victor Oliveira, Mauricio Rizzada over Harlan Berk in a closely contested tactical battle, Andres Alvarado over Carlos Silva, John Strollo over Rafael Silveira, and Sarah Blochowsky over Caroline McCandless.

Further decision results spanned the full card: Anthony Dariano over Mark Elliott, Vincent Kroff over Audrey Ventura, Jake Semsem over Nick Ono, Jessie Magallanes over Leonardo Souza, Alan Acre over Eric Najera, Chance Hardesty over Mario Esquivies, Tyler McKay over Ryan Lozano, Joseph Nava over Von Simons, Jorge Faria over Warlisson Ferreira, Alan Alvarez over James Murphy, Cristian Mora over Esteban Susa, Cameron Meredith over Tristan Stewart, Anthony Coppini over Yadiel Nava, Valentino Gonzalez over Xavier Trujillo, Jayden Verduzco over Renzo Valdez, Mario Cazarin over Joseph Pazzetty, Jimmie Copeland Jr over Quan Vo, Brandon Carrillo over Abraham Perez, Nathaniel Benavides over Josh Moala, Kezi Nixon over Bertrand Phung, Federico Grosso over Norberto Ruiz, Ally Lee over Radhika Pandya, Charles Harris over Sam Acosta, Tyree Saxton Jr over Jim Fritsch, Kevin Shue over Ryan Rahimpour, Alfredo Urias over Matthew Martinez, Omranuddin Tarakhail over Javier Franklin, Donovan Carlin over Elijah Nero, Braden Willis over Bruce Becerra, Cody Gudmundson over Jeremy Krick, Steven Raines over Aram Maldonado, and Ariel Rhor over Michael Zindler by submission.