Vince "The Outlaw" Stone vs. Kelly "The Tiger" Walliams Transcript
- Winner
- Kelly "The Tiger" Walliams
- Method
- Sub
- Round Finished
- 1
Transcript
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Vince "The Outlaw" Stone entered to
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Kelly "The Tiger" Walliams entered to
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In one of the nights featured bouts, lonestar's "The Tiger" (20-6-2) defeated United States's Vince (43-24-2) via submission in what was one of the cards most anticipated match-ups. Crowd favorite Walliams was in against tough Stone on this night. This bout of the evening saw a classic Muay Thai / Hand-to-Hand Fighting vs. Muay Thai / Hand-to-Hand Fighting matchup when usa-based "The Tiger" took on United States born Vince.
"The Outlaw" glared at Walliams in the prefight stare down. Walliams simply smiled back in ashow of confidence. You could feel the tremendous respect these two fighters have for each other, as they touched gloves prior to the start of the fight. But as the retired to their respective corners, you couldnt help but realize that that wouldnt stop them from attempting to hurt the other as soon as that bell rung. After the ref appropriately lectured the fighters, during an incredibly intense staredown, the much aniticipated fight was ready to begin.
Round 1 saw Walliams start with a dandy combination and keep the pressure up with a wide variety of punch and kick attacks. "The Outlaw" clinches, but Kelly maneuvers him into the cage where the excitement continues. After catching a slam try from his opponent, Stone finds himself on Kelly's back after a brief scramble. Holding on to the standing usa-based fighter's back he is able to land some punches but not a submission. Vince clutches on the fence as Kelly "The Tiger" Walliams watches the knee. They are holding each other, with Vince throwing small knees. "The Tiger" takes control as he latches on a arm bar. He has it tight and Vince has nowhere to go. He taps out giving "The Tiger" the submission victory at 00:07 of the round.
"The Tiger" was really happy with the victory, and proceed to play up to the crowd after the fight. He posed and high-fived the fans abundantly on his victory walk to the back.