Davi Ramos’ latest MMA endeavour was an unquestionable success. The ADCC veteran managed to end his fight during the first fight in quite a fashion.
Ramos wasn’t too isolated during his training camp – he enjoyed watching UFC 202 in the company of Mackenzie Dern and her father Megaton Diaz.
Ramos’ fighting record now stands at 5-1 with 4 of his 5 victories coming by way of submission. You can check out the full fight below.
Mike Flach stepped into for Ray “Baby Ray” Cervera who was looking to bounce back from two decision loses – against Jamall Emmers and Cain Carrizosa. Cervera is affiliated with Bakersfield Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
MIRROR:
Ramos has been previously quoted saying MMA is bad for Jiu-Jitsu:
“I am passionate about Jiu-Jitsu. I think all who practice it are passionate about it. It’s very difficult to live from Jiu-Jitsu generated income alone today and have good finances. It’s easier to migrate from the gentle art to MMA, and MMA has higher earning potential. So I see these transitions from big names of gentle art as something initially bad for Jiu-Jitsu, because we lost great athletes, ”
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