Filed under: Featured Videos , News , Videos At 6-foot-5 and 260 pounds, Victory FC heavyweight champ Daniel Gallemore is more than deserving of the moniker of “Big Kansas.” And while Gallemore is largely known as a knockout artist, he’s got the ability to end the fight with his grappling as well, as he demonstrated at Victory FC 50, picking up the promotion’s heavyweight title with a first-round submission win over “The Ultimate Fighter 10” cast member Abe Wagner. On Friday, Gallemore (6-3) defends his title against Daniel James (6-2-1) in the main event of Victory FC 57 at Kansas Expocentre in Topeka, Kansas. The full card streams live on UFC Fight Pass. Ahead of that card, courtesy of UFC Fight Pass, check out Gallemore flashing his striking power but showing he can finish fights by submission, as well.
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