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GFY 103 Ad 4 Anthony Kedis dic PBP Commentary |
This TWGC bout is 1 fifteen minute round in the super heavyweight division. Introducing today's competitors. In the red corner, competing out of Las Vegas, with a TWGC record of 37 wins and 39 losses; Ceferino Garcia! And in the blue corner, fighting out of Las Vegas, with a TWGC record of 50 wins and 29 losses; Trip Fontaine!
The judges for this bout are Jack Bonds, Percy O'Donnell and Timothy Bukovac.
The official calls the fighters to the middle and the contest is under way.
Garcia defends well against a solid takedown attempt from Fontaine.
Garcia tries to counter by clinching up but Fontaine breaks away and moves out of range.
Garcia takes the fight into the clinch.
Garcia has managed to pull guard. Let's see whether he can work an aggressive guard. It will also be interesting to see what tactics Fontaine uses from the top position.
Garcia can't keep his opponent in guard - Fontaine advances to half guard, no doubt looking to mount.
Garcia is looking to improve his position.
The fighters are trapped in the ropes so we're going to have a reposition here. The ref calls for a break and repositions the fighters in the center of the ring.
Garcia is working hard here to advance position.
We've had a slow start to the round here - hopefully the action picks up.
Garcia's coaches at Gonzasco Hydropathy have been working on his defensive grappling in preparation for this fight so let's see if he can get out of this tricky position.
Fontaine trying to control from half guard but Garcia is working away.
Fontaine slows the pace down in half guard.
Garcia might be looking to lock onto one of his opponent's long limbs for a submission, whilst we're on the ground.
That's one minute gone in the round.
Garcia trying to hold on to Fontaine's head to control him but Fontaine postures up.
Fontaine is trying to control. Garcia wants to improve his position but can't escape this time.
Fontaine is taking a breather. Garcia says something to him but it's hard to make out. Perhaps he's telling him to get on with it and actually do something.
Garcia is working for an escape here. He's hooked one of Fontaine's legs and he's managed to sneak out and take Fontaine's back! Score +4 for clean sweep to past guard: Garcia (4) vs (0) Fontaine
Fontaine prevents Garcia from getting a body triangle.
Fontaine is defending well here and trying to improve his position.
Good control from Garcia.
That's two minutes gone in the round.
Fontaine looks to control his opponent's hands but he's not mananging it at the moment.
Garcia biding his time, controlling Fontaine.
Garcia trying desperately to keep hold of the dominant position.
Fontaine tries to escape the position - he's now mounted. Is that better or worse? Hard to tell!
Garcia controlling from mount.
Garcia trying to control but he's not successful this time.
Garcia controlling the position easily from mount.
That's three minutes gone in the round.
Garcia wants to take Fontaine's back but he can't do it this time.
Garcia prevents Fontaine from getting the reversal.
Garcia trying to control but Fontaine is having none of it.
The fighters are starting to perspire pretty heavily.
Garcia wants to take his opponent's back but Fontaine doesn't allow it.
Garcia controlling the pace for now.
Fontaine is writhing around trying to get back to his feet.
Garcia controlling the position easily from mount.
Garcia looking to control but Fontaine is working nicely, looking to advance position himself.
The fighters are tangled up in the ropes here. We might need a restart if the fighters can't break free themselves.
That's four minutes gone in the round.
Garcia prevents Fontaine from getting the reversal.
Garcia can't control as he wanted to and Fontaine manages to get the fight back to his half guard.
Garcia is looking to take a break and control but Fontaine is keeping him honest, looking to work from the bottom.
Fontaine won't allow Garcia to pass to mount.
Fontaine is looking to control Garcia's leg but it's slowly edging free. Can Fontaine avoid being mounted?
Fontaine gets back to full guard.
Fontaine is trying to control the position but Garcia postures up.
That's five minutes gone in the round.
Garcia engaging in some classic timewasting tactics.
Garcia wants to control from the top but Fontaine keeps moving.
Garcia tries to free his leg and advance position but Fontaine is retaining full guard.
Fontaine pulls Garcia in to control the position.
Fontaine working from the bottom, still in full guard. He's managed to get a loose triangle. Garcia doesn't seem to be doing much to defend here, obviously he feels comfortable in the position. Garcia manages to throw the legs off his shoulder and he's back into guard - no problem.
Fontaine is trying to keep Garcia in close.
Fontaine wants to sweep here but Garcia controlling him for the moment.
Fontaine trying to control the position.
That's six minutes gone in the round.
Fontaine is pulling down on Garcia's head to control his posture.
Fontaine is working from a closed guard but he's struggling to control his opponent.
Fontaine can't do much from the bottom at the moment, as Garcia controls the pace.
Fontaine had isolated an arm as going for a kimura. Garcia defends it easily.
Fontaine looking to sweep here. No luck so far.
Garcia content to sit in guard, stalling... Great. Oh but he could get punished here because Fontaine has locked up a guillotine! Fontaine's face is contorted as he sqeezes tight on the submission attempt - will he finish? Garcia is holding on here and Fontaine must be using up a lot of energy. Garcia has gone limp! He's out! He's out cold! Fontaine gets to his feet, tossing aside his stricken foe. Arms raised, he milks the applause from the crowd. Great submission!
Ladies and gentlemen, after 7:58 of round 1, we have a winner by way of Submission (Guillotine). Trip Fontaine!
Jumping up and down and very excited, Trip Fontaine waved his t-shirt featuring The Huntington New Age Wellness Community 's logo in front of the cameras. |
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