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Cage Warriors 86 results: Still-champ Nathaniel Wood pulls off major comeback in wild night

BAD MMA News — Sat, 16 Sep 2017 23:19:58 +0000

Cage Warriors 86 was a night of wild comebacks, but champ Nathaniel Wood managed to pull off the most impressive one. After looking all but finished in the first round of the headliner against challenger Josh Reed (7-1), Wood (12-3) managed to keep his composure and land the left hand that changed it all the Indigo at The O2 in London. Thewas a night of wild comebacks, but champ Nathaniel Wood managed to pull off the most impressive one main card streamed live on UFC Fight Pass. The first-round knockout added a fourth win to Wood’s current streak – made up of three knockouts and one submission win. Reed, in turn, suffered the first setback of his professional MMA career. Reed immediately showed that he was not playing around; after a few tentative exchanges, he charged forward with a series of haymakers.

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Lewis Long vs. Gael Grimaud among additions to Cage Warriors 86 in London

BAD MMA News — Tue, 01 Aug 2017 15:00:34 +0000

Cage Warriors’ fall return to its London home base continues to build with the addition of four new fights. Leading the pack, Lewis Long (15-4), who previously was announced for a spot at Cage Warriors 86, now has an opponent. He’ll take on French veteran Gael Grimaud (20-7) in a welterweight fight on the card. Cage Warriors 86 takes place Sept

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Cage Warriors 80 results: Karl Amoussou takes vacant 170-pound title, makes case for UFC spot

BAD MMA News — Sun, 19 Feb 2017 01:34:30 +0000

After his seventh straight win in a streak made up exclusively of finishes, newly crowned Cage Warriors welterweight champion Karl Amoussou wasted no time making his future goals known. Sporting a “Hey UFC it’s time” shirt as he took the mic, a very emotional Amoussou (24-7) elaborated on the point he’d started making minutes earlier with the first-round stoppage of Matt Inman (19-9) in tonight’s Cage Warriors 80 headliner. “I’ve been asked by the UFC to keep winning,” Amoussou said. “Not only did I win, I smashed every single one of my opponents. That’s what I did, and that’s why I deserve to be in the UFC.” The event took place at The Indigo at The O2 in London.

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