If you aren’t humble… You will get humbled in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA alike. And that’s exactly what happened with Oron Kahlon at Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) 45 – when he was humbled by Javid Basharat.
Namely, Kahlon missed weight and engaged into extreme name-calling prior to the fight; so Basharat was delighted to finally step into the octagon with him.
Basharat’s having fun in there tonight 🎉
[ #DWCS | Tune in LIVE on @ESPNPlus ] pic.twitter.com/Ay7maLQvUY— UFC (@ufc) October 27, 2021
Basharat was delivering brutal punches and elbows throughout the bout, as well as a full-on display of ground-and-pound.
Gorgeous ground and pound from @JavidBasharat 👊
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It was in the third round that he managed to fully capitalize on his opponent’s seeming loss of fighting spirit. He got Kahlon’s back and then set up a Guillotine Choke in the very last minute. He adjusted it and then comfortably waited until Kahlon tapped out.
Closing out the dominate performance with a 3️⃣rd round submission 💪
[ @JavidBasharat | #DWCS | Tune in LIVE on @ESPNPlus ] pic.twitter.com/TMixrdYZN5— UFC (@ufc) October 27, 2021
After the fight, Basharat shared his uncensored opinion about his opponent:
I give him respect as a sportsman, but as a human, what trash behavior. When you’re that unapologetic, you deserve a fist in your mouth.
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