Waldo “Salsa Boy” Cortes-Acosta vs Łukasz “The Bull” Brzeski

Round 1:
Brzeski landed numerous kicks to Cortes-Acosta’s lead leg in the opening minute. Cortes-Acosta threw a right hand and lunged forward with a left hook. Two more leg kicks scored for Brzeski, but Cortes-Acosta rocked him with an overhand right. Brzeski was out on his feet and turned completely away from Cortes-Acosta, who landed two left hooks to the side of his head. Brzeski fell face-first on the mat.

Winner: Waldo Cortes-Acosta by KO (Punches) at 3:01 of round one. He improves to 10-1-0.

Garrett Armfield vs Toshiomi “Silent Finisher” Kazama

Round 1:
Armfield countered early kicks from Kazama with overhand rights and a lead left hook. He closed in with more punches and twice thwarted Kazama’s takedown attempts. Armfield landed a right hook and knocked Kazama off-balance with a hard jab. Kazama fell to the ground as Armfield continued to land punches. Armfield forced Kazama to stand up and he landed a right hook and another jab. Armfield flurried with punches and Kazama circled to his right. Armfield dropped Kazama with a right hook and referee Kevin Sataki jumped in to immediately stop the fight. Kazama protested the stoppage, but he was clearly hurt.

Winner: Garrett Armfield by TKO (Punch) at 4:16 of round one. He improves to 9-3-0.

Michał “Hussar” Oleksiejczuk vs Chidi “Bang Bang” Njokuani

Round 1:
Njokuani attacked Oleksiejczuk’s body with kicks and knees, then went high with a head kick. Oleksiejczuk landed two left hands and took Njokuani’s back. Njokuani broke free from the clinch and attempted a takedown, but he wound up on the bottom. Oleksiejczuk briefly entered his guard and then allowed Njokuani to stand up. Njokuani hurt Oleksiejczuk with a head kick and followed with more punches, but Oleksiejczuk came back with a big right hook that stunned Njokuani and backed him up. Oleksiejczuk took Njokuani down and he stood over him while landing hammerfists. Njokuani covered up and the fight was stopped.

Winner: Michał Oleksiejczuk by TKO (Punches) at 4:16 of round one. He improves to 19-6-0, 1 NC.

Kenan “The Assassin” Song vs Rolando “The Machine” Bedoya

Round 1:
Bedoya scored with three calf kicks to open the fight and then a right hook. He continued to kick at Song’s lead leg and landed another right hand. Song grazed with a knee and Bedoya threw more kicks. Song countered one with a right hook and Bedoya threw a three-punch flurry. He kicked Song’s leg and body, then caught a kick from Song before the bell. 10-9 Bedoya.

Round 2:
Song rushed at Bedoya and he clinched after landing a left hook. Bedoya pushed him away and finished a punching combination with a leg kick. Song dropped Bedoya with a one-two, but Bedoya quickly returned to his feet and both men landed right hooks. Song connected with a jab-cross combo and he countered a Bedoya body kick with lunging punches. Bedoya landed a leg kick and Song fired back with a right cross. Bedoya clinched and Song quickly separated. He landed one more combination late in the round. 10-9 Song.

Round 3:
In the final round, both fighters landed right hands and Bedoya hurt his own foot while throwing a kick. Song landed a right cross and two short uppercuts. Bedoya answered with a leg kick and a knee to the body in close. Song snapped Bedoya’s head back with two jabs. In the final two minutes, Bedoya had success with leg kicks and Song remained effective with straight right hands. He dropped Bedoya with an overhand right and Bedoya stood back up. Song landed a left-right combo and shrugged off a Bedoya takedown attempt. 10-9 Song.

Winner: Kenan Song by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) after three rounds. He improves to 20-7-0.

Billy Goff vs Yusaku Kinoshita

Round 1:
Kinoshita threw a head kick right away and he followed that with a nice combination. As Goff stepped forward, Kinoshita landed a hard jab. Both men landed one-two combos and Kinoshita easily stuffed a takedown. He landed a nice left cross and jumped in with a knee to the body. Goff jabbed and then dropped Kinoshita out of nowhere with a right hook to the body. Kinoshita covered up on the ground and Goff landed more punches until the bout was stopped.

Winner: Billy Goff by TKO (Punches) at 3:49 of round one. He improves to 9-2-0.

J.J. Aldrich vs Na “Dragon Girl” Liang

Round 1:
Aldrich landed a left cross in the opening seconds and then a lead right hook as Liang stepped forward. Liang missed with an overhand right and Aldrich landed another lead right hand. Liang took her down and Aldrich quickly worked back to her feet. Liang used a headlock takedown to get Aldrich back down to the mat. Aldrich used butterfly guard to elevate Liang and stood once more. Aldrich landed a left-right combo and he countered a headlock throw by taking Liang’s back. When Liang rolled over, Aldrich worked from her half-guard and she threw a few left hands before the end of the round. 10-9 Aldrich.

Round 2:
The second round began with an exchange of punches and Aldrich landed a lead right hook. Liang took her down into back control and then switched to three-quarter mount when Aldrich rolled to her side. Aldrich gave up her back again, but Liang got too high and Aldrich shook her off. She wound up on top of Liang in side control and then passed to mount. Aldrich tried to secure an arm-triangle choke, but Liang defended and Aldrich landed right hands to her face. Liang gave up her back and Aldrich continued to land punches. Aldrich landed a series of right hands and then two elbows, and the fight was waved off.

Winner: J.J. Aldrich by TKO (Punches & Elbows) at 4:49 of round two. She improves to 12-6-0.

Seung Woo “Sting” Choi vs Jarno Errens

Round 1:
Errens opened the fight with a hard leg kick and Choi landed one in response. Errens connected with a lead left hook and Choi rocked him with a right hand. Errens clinched and Choi landed an elbow while holding Errens against the cage. The fighters separated and Choi landed a lead left hook. Errens threw a knee and charged forward. A strong right cross scored for Choi and he sprawled out of a late takedown attempt from Errens. 10-9 Choi.

Round 2:
Choi countered a body kick with a straight right hand and the fighters circled until Errens dropped Choi with a short uppercut. He settled into Choi’s half-guard, but Choi recovered and battled back to his feet. He slammed Errens down and worked from top position. Choi postured up with a right hand and then passed to half-guard. He landed some short elbows to Errens’s face and stayed on top until the bell. Close round. 10-9 Errens by a slim margin due to the knockdown.

Round 3:
Choi had early success with kicks to Errens’s left leg and body. He hurt Errens with another leg kick and Errens switched stances. Choi threw more leg kicks and he landed a right cross. Seconds later, Choi dropped Errens with a leg kick and he entered Errens’s half-guard as Errens held on to him from the bottom. Choi landed short left hands and elbows and passed to side control. Errens rolled over and gave up his back, and the fight ended with Choi hunting for a rear-naked choke. 10-9 Choi.

Winner: Seung Woo Choi by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) after three rounds. He improves to 11-6-0.