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Photo by Hammer Challenge Series on March 20, 2022.

Photo by Hammer Challenge Series on March 20, 2022.

Photo by Hammer Challenge Series on March 20, 2022.

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Posted On: March 20th 2022, 11:19 pm

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What a night !! Great card full of non stop action! we had 14 matches with 11 finishes, in under 2 hours! All matches will be uploaded to YouTube in the coming days.
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special congrats to our award winners

Iron man Tournament winner Dan Mullan
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Sub of the night awards : Undercard
@cameronbjj_grappling & Sub of the night main card @chelscool

Big shout out to our sponsors @undergroundnutrition,@gearbyground & @tempurakimonos for hooking up our winners.

Catch everyone at the Iron Man Challenge April 30th/May 1st. Link in bio! #bjj #subonly #adcc #ebi #tournament #jerseyshore

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gearbyground

4 years ago

gearbyground

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buctownmma

4 years ago

buctownmma

Great event my man 👏👏👏

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4 years ago

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