4 years agoGavin Tucker showed his resilience Saturday night after a rocky first round. His opponent, Justin Jaynes, landed an uppercut with less than two minutes left that floored Tucker. Jaynes then locked in a guillotine choke, which Tucker was able to break free from. Tucker even landed an arm triangle of his own that nearly finished Jaynes. Tucker looked like a new fighter in the second round, dominating from bell to bell. After landing a huge knee in the third round that sent Jaynes reeling into the fence, Jaynes landed a takedown, but Tucker immediately locked in the rear-naked choke for the win. Stat-wise, Tucker landed 87 significant strikes with four submission attempts. It was a very solid performance by Tucker.--Matt Bricker - RotoBaller
Source: UFC