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Spencer Fisher cruises to victory at UFC 90 & wins submission of the night!!!
With KO Dynasty attending UFC 90 we could of not been more please with Spencer "King" Fisher at UFC 90 in Chicago.
Going into the lightweight fight between Spencer Fisher and Shannon Gugerty, conventional wisdom would be that if someone scored a submission win, it would be the Dean
Lister-trained Gugerty a brown belt in BJJ. But in an exciting turn of events, it was Fisher pulling off a triangle choke submission win late in the third round.
Early into the fight, Gugerty (11-3) drew first blood with a solid takedown. Fisher (23-4) tried to keep Gugerty close to force the standup, but after a quick scramble,
"The King" got up on his own power, even though Gugerty kept him pinned to the cage. Eventually, Fisher broke free, and scored huge with a few strikes, one cutting
Gugerty over the left eye. Moments later, Fisher dropped Gugerty with a big right hook, drawing a roar from the crowd, but despite the strong finish, he was unable to
finish the Gugerty.
After a visit from the doctor to check out the two gashes on his face, Gugerty gamely came out for round two, and after he missed a high kick, the two locked up against
the fence. The pace dipped once the fighters separated, but picked up again when Fisher went for the takedown with a little over two minutes left and got caught in a
guillotine from Gugerty. Fisher eventually escaped but got caught with a couple of head kicks.
Told by trainer Matt Hume to keep it standing, Fisher instead found himself on the mat in the final round, but the versatile Iowan locked in a tight triangle choke.
Gugerty wouldn't give in, repeatedly giving referee David Smith the thumbs up sign to say that he was all right. But finally, Fisher pulled down on Gugerty's head, and
it was game over for the game Californian, who was forced to tap out at the 3:56 mark. The 'King' went on to win submission of the night , and to go on a 2 win streak.
Ko Dynasty will keep all the fans updated for what is next for 'The King'.
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