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Cage Warriors bantamweight champion Jack Cartwright registered his second defense of the promotion's 135-pound title, then said he's ready to step up to the UFC and mix it up with the best bantamweights in the world.
Cartwright (9-0) defeated Dutch challenger Gerardo Fanny (9-2) via first-round arm-triangle choke submission to claim his fourth straight win under the Cage Warriors banner, and his eighth first-round finish overall, before calling for his shot in the octagon.
Cartwright started fast as he connected with a big right hand and immediately secured a takedown, but Fanny smartly reversed position and briefly threatened before Cartwright re-established top position and swiftly locked up an arm-triangle choke to force the tap at the 2:04 mark.
'I'm absolutely buzzing,' said Cartwright after his win. 'It's been a hard time for everyone – we've been locked in a hotel for the last week, so I was exited to get in there and show everyone my skills.'
When asked who else could challenge him for his Cage Warriors title, Cartwright grinned and replied, 'Nobody! I want to go to the UFC. I want to go to the big leagues, put on some big performances and dust some people over there. I want to go over there, smash some people and show what the Brits are all about. … I'm always ready. I'll always be ready.'
Cartwright received backing from Cage Warriors president Graham Boylan, who said he thinks the Manchester man is ready to make the step up and make an impact in the UFC's bantamweight division.
'I definitely believe Jack is ready,' said Boylan. 'It'll be nice to see him go, but their roster's pretty full over here, so hopefully there's a space there for him.'
A smooth transition to a submission victory for the champ 🏆
All in two minutes ⏱ #AndStill#CW115
Knockouts and submissions, whats next for Jack Cartwright? pic.twitter.com/Q8lp0xHlUM
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Webb continues comeback as White calls time on his career
In the night's co-main event, former Cage Warriors middleweight champion James Webb (8-2-1) continued his return to form since losing his title last year by submitting former UFC welterweight Craig White (14-12) in their 185-pound matchup.
White started out looking slick on the feet, but Webb soon closed the distance and forced the action up against the cage before locking up his arms and securing a double-leg takedown.
White did well to battle back to his feet, but the relentless former champion soon dragged the action to the mat once again as he connected with some short ground strikes on the mat before transitioning smartly to an arm-triangle choke and applying the pressure to force the tap at the 3:24 mark.
After the fight, White, who battled in the UFC octagon with Neil Magny and Diego Sanchez, laid his gloves down in the center of the cage as 'The Thundercat' signaled his retirement from the sport.
Precision and pressure, James Webb gets the W and is on the road back to the top 🏆
A first round submission ⭐️ #CW115pic.twitter.com/jUn5fWJ5CS
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Grant's grappling secures clinical submission win
Former Cage Warriors lightweight title challenger Jack Grant (16-5) delivered a statement to the rest of the lightweight division as he made short work of French newcomer Yassine Belhadj (6-3) with a superb display of grappling.
The action started in spectacular fashion as a huge leg kick from Grant sent the jumping Belhadj through the air and down to the mat. Grant followed his man to the canvas and immediately set to work on the ground.
The Englishman first attempted an anaconda choke but, after Belhadj did well to survive the hold, Grant moved to mount and locked up a mounted guillotine choke to force the tap and register a clean, clinical win to bounce back from his title fight loss to current UFC lightweight Jai Herbert at Cage Warriors 106 last year.
Jack Grant wastes no time in locking up that squeeze 🐍
A first round submission for Grimsby's finest, here at #CW115 👏 pic.twitter.com/fpg3A86XSW
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Maia's striking clinic produces eye-catching TKO
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London-based Brazilian Weslley Maia (6-4) entered the arena screaming at the top of his lungs, then made even more noise with a devastating display of striking to hand Adam Wilson (5-1) his first career loss in their bantamweight bout.
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Maia pushed back the taller, rangier Wilson in the early exchanges as he connected with heavy leg kicks and rapid-fire punches, but the undefeated Wilson kept his composure and scored with a few kicks of his own as he fought from the outside.
Maia's chopping leg kicks started to have an effect at the mid-way point in the round as one well-placed effort produced a grimace from the Liverpudlian. Maia then focused his attention on Wilson's legs and twice chopped him to the ground before an overzealous kick grazed the downed Wilson's head.
After a short pause and a warning from the referee, the fight continued and Maia instantly went back to work. He dropped Wilson hard with a hard left hook, then repeated the feat with a big right-left combination on the buzzer that forced the stoppage at the end of the round.
It was a hugely impressive performance that extended Maia's win streak to three and pushed him one step closer to a potential shot at the winner of the night's main event.
A HUGE left hand and a flurry of strikes until the bell 💥
🇧🇷 Maia forces the ref to wave the fight off between rounds 😲
White started out looking slick on the feet, but Webb soon closed the distance and forced the action up against the cage before locking up his arms and securing a double-leg takedown.
White did well to battle back to his feet, but the relentless former champion soon dragged the action to the mat once again as he connected with some short ground strikes on the mat before transitioning smartly to an arm-triangle choke and applying the pressure to force the tap at the 3:24 mark.
After the fight, White, who battled in the UFC octagon with Neil Magny and Diego Sanchez, laid his gloves down in the center of the cage as 'The Thundercat' signaled his retirement from the sport.
Precision and pressure, James Webb gets the W and is on the road back to the top 🏆
A first round submission ⭐️ #CW115pic.twitter.com/jUn5fWJ5CS
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Grant's grappling secures clinical submission win
Former Cage Warriors lightweight title challenger Jack Grant (16-5) delivered a statement to the rest of the lightweight division as he made short work of French newcomer Yassine Belhadj (6-3) with a superb display of grappling.
The action started in spectacular fashion as a huge leg kick from Grant sent the jumping Belhadj through the air and down to the mat. Grant followed his man to the canvas and immediately set to work on the ground.
The Englishman first attempted an anaconda choke but, after Belhadj did well to survive the hold, Grant moved to mount and locked up a mounted guillotine choke to force the tap and register a clean, clinical win to bounce back from his title fight loss to current UFC lightweight Jai Herbert at Cage Warriors 106 last year.
Jack Grant wastes no time in locking up that squeeze 🐍
A first round submission for Grimsby's finest, here at #CW115 👏 pic.twitter.com/fpg3A86XSW
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Maia's striking clinic produces eye-catching TKO
Warrior Made Keto
London-based Brazilian Weslley Maia (6-4) entered the arena screaming at the top of his lungs, then made even more noise with a devastating display of striking to hand Adam Wilson (5-1) his first career loss in their bantamweight bout.
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Maia pushed back the taller, rangier Wilson in the early exchanges as he connected with heavy leg kicks and rapid-fire punches, but the undefeated Wilson kept his composure and scored with a few kicks of his own as he fought from the outside.
Maia's chopping leg kicks started to have an effect at the mid-way point in the round as one well-placed effort produced a grimace from the Liverpudlian. Maia then focused his attention on Wilson's legs and twice chopped him to the ground before an overzealous kick grazed the downed Wilson's head.
After a short pause and a warning from the referee, the fight continued and Maia instantly went back to work. He dropped Wilson hard with a hard left hook, then repeated the feat with a big right-left combination on the buzzer that forced the stoppage at the end of the round.
It was a hugely impressive performance that extended Maia's win streak to three and pushed him one step closer to a potential shot at the winner of the night's main event.
A HUGE left hand and a flurry of strikes until the bell 💥
🇧🇷 Maia forces the ref to wave the fight off between rounds 😲
🎥 Check out this #CW115 replay, brought to you by @ApexFightwearpic.twitter.com/kBV8DvNO8H
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Garry loads up to finish McManus
Twenty-two-year-old Irish welterweight prospect Ian Garry (4-0) proved just why he's called 'The Future' as he produced a slick display of pinpoint striking to defeat England's George McManus (2-2) in the opening fight of the night.
Garry had McManus off balance early with some well-timed calf kicks, but McManus found some success of his own with some well-timed counter lefts that snapped back the Irishman's head.
A failed McManus throw attempt resulted in the Englishman ending up on his back and, despite McManus' attempts to set up a leg lock, Garry defended well before connecting with a succession of heavy ground strikes.
Round 2 saw Garry go back to his leg kicks again as he backed up McManus before letting his hands go and finding a home with his snapping left jab. Then, with McManus visibly slowing, Garry upped his output and loaded up with power as he connected with a series of heavy-handed punches before delivering the exclamation point with a thumping head kick that dropped his man as referee Dan Movahedi moved in to stop the fight at the 3:17 mark to register the fourth straight win of his professional career.
Ian Garry impresses again with a TKO victory, the power, the accuracy!
That's combo after combo 🍗💥
📺 Watch #CW115 now on @UFCFightPasspic.twitter.com/APXf3axg27
— Cage Warriors (@CageWarriors) September 25, 2020
Cage Warriors 115 official results
Champion Jack Cartwright def. Gerardo Fanny via submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 1, 2:03 – for bantamweight titleJames Webb def. Craig White via submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 1, 3:24Jack Grant def. Yassine Belhadj via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 2:16Weslley Maia def. Adam Wilson via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 5:00Ian Garry def. George McManus via TKO (punches, head kick) – Round 2, 3:17