With 14 fights and nine finishes Cage Warriors 169 was an event to remember last night in London. Catch up on all the finishes from the event right here with highlights. Check out all the results from the night of action here.
Every Finish From Cage Warriors 169
Jawany Scott Def. Jean Matos via submission (rear-naked choke) Round 2, 1:08
After a slippery first round, literally. Jawany Scott proved despite the long lay-off he is a prospect on the rise. Dispatching his Brazilian opponent early in the second with a slick rear naked choke.
Mariusz Mikołajewski Def. Joshua Onwordi KO (flying knee) Round 2, 2:10
Cage Warriors 169 knockout of the night arguably came from just the second fight of the night. After an awkward spin attempt by Joshua Onwordi, opponent Mariusz Mikołajewski capitalised. Seizing the opportunity the Polish fighter launched a picture-perfect flying knee to secure the knockout. A debut to remember.
Tommy Brunning Def. Kevin Simon Cesari via TKO (ground strikes) Round 1, 2:23
A dominant display from Tommy Brunning in his first professional fight. As soon as the action hit the mat it was only a matter of time. Just before the halfway point of the round Brunning put a beating on Cesari forcing the referee to call the fight.
Ermil Xhaferi Def. Aaron Johnson via submission (rear-naked choke) Round 1, 2:10
Ermil Xhaferi will remember Cage Warriors 169 as the night he got his first Cage Warriors win emphatically. In control, he expertly dispatched his opponent in the first with an excellent rear naked choke.
Mitchell Goode Def. Angus Hewett via submission (buggy choke) Round 3, 4:24
We quickly move on to a submission of the year contender. Losing the fight as Angus Hewett’s heavy top pressure proved difficult to compete against. The BJJ expert Mitchell Goode made sure Cage Warriors 169 will live long in the memory. On his way to losing a decision, with less than a minute on the clock. Goode locked up a buggy choke, securing the promotion’s first-ever variant.
Jimmy Quinn Def. Yohan Salvador via submission (guillotine choke) Round 2, 0:57
UK prospect Jimmy Quinn bounced back devastatingly after suffering his first defeat last time out. A flashy first-round showcasing his slick striking skills. It took less than 60 seconds of round two before he cinched up the guillotine choke.
Carlos Pereira Def. Darren Stewart via KO (punch) Round 2, 0:28
Shock of the night came when 44-year-old debutant Carlos Pereira, knocked out fan-favourite Darren Stewart. After a first round which saw each man trading blows, the second started with a fire fight. It was the Brazilian who landed the bigger blows just 28 seconds into the second.
Will Currie Def. Leon Aliu via TKO (corner retirement) Round 1, 5:00
After a first round which saw Will Currie dominate for large parts. As soon as the horn sounded it was clear Leon Aliu wanted no part of Currie in round two. The fight was waved off, declaring Currie the victor via TKO.
Jordan Vucenic Def. Simone D’Anna via submission (kimura) Round 2, 2:53
The final Cage Warriors 169 fight of the night saw Jordan Vucenic continue to excel. Potentially on the cusp of a shot in the UFC. Vucenic made light work of his Italian opposition D’Anna, securing a second-round kimura.
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