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| Cage Warriors is one of the most exciting MMA promotions in Europe, and Cage Warriors 151 did not disappoint. On September 16th, 2021, Cage Warriors returned with an action-packed event that featured some of the top fighters in the promotion. In this post, we will take a closer look at the highlights of the event and the top performers. MARCH 25,09:00 PM ET Main Event: Jack Grant vs. Ian Garry The main event of Cage Warriors 151 featured a clash between Jack Grant and Ian Garry. Grant was coming into the fight with an impressive 16-6 record, while Garry was a rising star with a perfect 6-0 record. Garry was the favorite coming into the fight, but Grant was not to be underestimated. The first round was a back-and-forth battle, with both fighters landing some significant strikes. However, it was Garry who started to take control in the second round. He landed a big knee that rocked Grant and followed it up with some ground-and-pound. Grant managed to survive the round, but it was clear that he was in trouble. In the third round, Garry continued to dominate. He landed a big right hand that dropped Grant, and then he followed it up with some more ground-and-pound. The referee had seen enough and stopped the fight, giving Garry the TKO victory. Garry’s performance was impressive, and it is clear that he is a fighter to watch in the future. He has now improved his record to 7-0 and is on a path to become one of the top fighters in Cage Warriors. Co-Main Event: Paul Hughes vs. Jordan Vucenic The co-main event of the night featured a lightweight clash between Paul Hughes and Jordan Vucenic. Hughes came into the fight with a perfect 6-0 record, while Vucenic was 6-1. This fight was a battle between two rising stars in the Cage Warriors lightweight division. The first round was a close battle, with both fighters landing some significant strikes. However, it was Hughes who started to take control in the second round. He landed some big shots that rocked Vucenic and followed it up with some ground-and-pound. Vucenic managed to survive the round, but it was clear that he was in trouble. In the third round, Hughes continued to dominate. He landed a big right hand that dropped Vucenic, and then he followed it up with some more ground-and-pound. The referee had seen enough and stopped the fight, giving Hughes the TKO victory. Hughes’ performance was impressive, and it is clear that he is a fighter to watch in the future. He has now improved his record to 7-0 and is on a path to become one of the top fighters in Cage Warriors. Other Notable Performances There were several other notable performances at Cage Warriors 151. In the featherweight division, Steve Aimable put on an impressive performance against Dean Trueman. Aimable landed some big shots and dominated the fight on the feet. In the end, he was awarded a unanimous decision victory. In the middleweight division, Jamie Richardson put on a dominant performance against Kent Kauppinen. Richardson landed some big shots and dominated the fight on the ground. In the end, he was awarded a unanimous decision victory. In the lightweight division, Oban Elliott put on an impressive performance against Michal Figlak. Elliott landed some big shots and dominated the fight on the feet. In the end, he was awarded a unanimous decision victory. Conclusion Cage Warriors 151 was an action-packed event that featured some of the top fighters in the promotion. The main event between Jack Grant and Ian Garry was a back-and-forth battle that saw Garry come out on top with an impressive TKO victory in the third round. The co-main event between Paul Hughes and Jordan Vucenic was another exciting bout, with Hughes coming out on top with a TKO victory in the third round. Â |
