Polaris organization has always been one of the best respected organizations around. In the latest edition of the event a number of well made matches attracted the audience on UFC Fight Pass.

So without further delay, here are the results for Polaris 6.

In the main event Craig Jones utterly dismantled Jake Shields within just a few minutes catching a routine inside heel hook.

No excuses tonight was @craigjonesbjj night. I’ll be back stronger then ever. Thanks to all my fans training partners and sponsors @musclepharm @ajj_brand_official @kimerakoffee

A post shared by Jake Shields (@jakeshields) on Feb 17, 2018 at 1:01pm PST

Well, that was quick. Craig Jones wins the belt! #Polaris6 pic.twitter.com/fg6vcGQg3q

— UFC Fight Pass (@UFCFightPass) February 17, 2018

Elsewhere on the card AJ Agazarm dueled Benson Henderson.
Henderson edged out a victory by decision. Both came out aggressive even going so far as to replicate some street altercation intensity. Several hugely entertaining takedowns. One even landed AJ and the ref in the audience:

Benson Henderson taking AJ Agazarm and the referee off the stage at Polaris 6 tonight. from r/bjj

Gezary Matuda managed to anckle lock an italian black belt Serena Gabrielli. Matuda may not be as intensely competing but she’s very sharp. While she’s previously accented armbar finishes, much like an early Polaris match with Nicolini now she showed proficiency with leg locks. Serena pulled guard, but left the foot dangling in the air for a split second more than it’s recommended and that was all she wrote.

Marcin Held got the armbar victory over local Chris Fishgold

What a finish!! @MarcinHeld puts an end to this one early!! #Polaris6 pic.twitter.com/UukSOEkDpy

— UFC Fight Pass (@UFCFightPass) February 17, 2018

Marco Canha edged out a victory against Grimshaw – Grimshow was unable to control the pace or the movement on the match due to Canha slapping on an impressive underhook game. Canha passed the guard repeatedly and even got to mount. No finish tho.

Ffion Davies managed to win by armbar against Chelsea Leah.

Ffion Davies pulls off the armbar and gets the tap! #Polaris6 pic.twitter.com/1yKpA4iToc

— UFC Fight Pass (@UFCFightPass) February 17, 2018

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