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Noah Gugnon defeats David Hawker with a Brutal KO at Bushido MMA

 


And again our Casa De Luta Saarbrücken fighter, Noah Gugnon, is proclaimed champion defeating David Hawker with a brutal knock out in the first round. Noah Gugnon was again the underdog in this fight, as his more experienced opponent accumulated a 5-0-0 record. This didn't affect Noah at all, we had been studying David's game for a long time, and we already had a well planned strategy for each and every situation. We knew that David Hawker would not withstand Noah's pressure, and would try to keep his distance, using his length or counterattacking with double legs. 



We noticed that at the press conference there was something strange, as David was wearing sunglasses, the next day we could see that he had a black eye, so we quickly added to our plan hard jabs to the right eye, trying to make him defend that side, break his focus or close that eye as fast as possible. In the end the plan worked perfectly and David could not withstand the pressure of Noah trying to take him down as we had already assumed. After that we knew that he would try to make use of his Jiu Jitsu, very dangerous by the way, a very surprising and difficult to intuit Jiu Jitsu. 

 


Our plan was not to intertwine with him, and try to keep our distance and hit him with hard hands, trying to knock him out or expose his back so we could finish him with Noah´s famous RNC.
The result was a furious barrage of hard hands from Noah, causing his opponent, David, to lose consciousness and forcing the referee to stop the fight.




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