Fight to Win 322

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• ▸ Across 51 recorded matchups at Fight to Win 322, submissions accounted for 55 percent of the finishes, with 28 wins by submission against 23 by decision. That is a nearly even split, so knowing how to grind out a decision mattered as much as hunting the finish here.
• ▸ The main event went to Richie Storelee, who submitted Angel Lopez with a tight gi choke. In an event where the submission and decision counts were close, closing the show with a finish stood out.
• ▸ Lance Krum ran into two different finishing routes on the same card, tapping to Jesse Vazquez off a toehold-to-kneebar transition and to Manuel Plascencia from kesa gatame with heavy pressure. Two very different problems, both ending the same way.
• ▸ The submission variety showed up in the details: among the finishes on record were a kneebar and a kesa gatame, one a leg attack and the other a pure pressure pin. Different games, both good for a tap.
• ▸ Plenty of matches went the distance at Fight to Win 322, including Caleb Hernandez over Ayden Jimenez after three rounds and Zachary Tolentino edging Derrick White on the scorecards. With 23 decisions on record, the judges stayed busy.