Polaris 17 was everything the BJJ community wanted it to be. After its last three events were held under team grappling rules (Polaris Squads), the UK-based promotion now returned to the single matches format.
And what a “format” it’s been! Polaris 17 main event was between Craig Jones and Davi Ramos, a UFC veteran, in a middleweight title bout. Jones managed to retain his title via unanimous decision, in a match where he was never truly challenged by his opponent.
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Kendall Reusing and Venla Lauukkonen went head-to-head in a fight for the women’s open weight title. Reusing ended the match by an Armbar, impressing everyone by her performance.
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Also, Jed Hue and Kody Steele put on an awesome, action-packed show where Hue gained a split decision victory.
POLARIS 17: FULL RESULTS
Main Card
Craig Jones defeats Davi Ramos (via unanimous decision)
Kendall Reusing defeats Venla Luukkonen (via Armbar)
Jed Hue defeats Kody Steele (via split decision)
Mateusz Szczecinski defeats Ellis Younger (via Heel Hook)
Tarik Hopstock defeats Fred Greenall (via unanimous decision)
Kamil Wilk defeats Robert Degle (via unanimous decision)
Preliminary Card
Jack Sear defeats Ollie Bates (via split decision)
Dominic Dillon defeats Scott Pooley (via Kimura)
Shane Curtis defeats Ben Hills (via unanimous decision)
Yousuf Nabi defeats Dan Pacan (via unanimous decision)
Max Corteggiano defeats Nathan Kay (via unanimous decision)
Abbie O’Toole defeats Maia Holmes (via Rear Naked Choke)
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