Grappling Pro Championships 3: The BantamweightsJun 26, 2017 by Chase Smith
DJ Jackson Racks Up Huge Score In Title Defense
DJ Jackson Racks Up Huge Score In Title Defense
After 25 minutes, Jackson had decisively won the match 28 x 5 and retained the Grappling Pro Welterweight title.
DJ Jackson is no stranger to the Grappling Pro stage: he beat Garry Tonon and Lucas Barbosa in the inaugural event on his way to win the Welterweight title.
Jackson made extensive use of his feared wrestling base -specifically a nasty front headlock, and dismantled any offense offered by Rocha. The team Lloyd Irving Student racked up points throughout the five rounds, utilizing Grappling Pro's unique rules: he earned ring out points, controlled Vagner in the turtle, on top of several guard passes.
After 25 minutes, Jackson had decisively won the match 28 x 5 and retained the Grappling Pro Welterweight title.
Fans were were also treated to a super fight between up and coming sub-only stars: DDS member Ethan Crelinsten vs 10th planet representative Marvin Castelle.
The match was a back and forth war that went all three rounds. Opening minutes saw both men take a measured approach, engaging in various leg entanglements; Ethan ultimately had the winning strategy by more sweeps instead of only hunting for submissions: he won the match 15x4.
Jackson made extensive use of his feared wrestling base -specifically a nasty front headlock, and dismantled any offense offered by Rocha. The team Lloyd Irving Student racked up points throughout the five rounds, utilizing Grappling Pro's unique rules: he earned ring out points, controlled Vagner in the turtle, on top of several guard passes.
After 25 minutes, Jackson had decisively won the match 28 x 5 and retained the Grappling Pro Welterweight title.
Fans were were also treated to a super fight between up and coming sub-only stars: DDS member Ethan Crelinsten vs 10th planet representative Marvin Castelle.
The match was a back and forth war that went all three rounds. Opening minutes saw both men take a measured approach, engaging in various leg entanglements; Ethan ultimately had the winning strategy by more sweeps instead of only hunting for submissions: he won the match 15x4.