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Quillan Salkilld snatches rear-naked choke to finish Mateusz Gamrot in first round in UFC Vegas 120 main event

Quillan Salkilld continued his winning streak with a one-way victory over Mateusz Gamrot

Quillan Salkilld snatches rear-naked choke to finish Mateusz Gamrot in first round in UFC Vegas 120 main event

In a thrilling main event at UFC Vegas 120, Australia's Quillan Salkilld showcased his formidable skills, securing a first-round submission victory over veteran fighter Mateusz Gamrot. Salkilld, who has been unbeaten in his UFC career, dominated Gamrot with his powerful jab and relentless strikes on the feet. After a successful takedown, Salkilld expertly transitioned into a rear-naked choke, forcing Gamrot to tap out at 4:25 of the opening round.

This impressive win extends Salkilld's overall winning streak to 13 matches, including six consecutive victories in the UFC. The lightweight contender expressed his satisfaction with the victory, stating, "That feels f*cking good. I just proved I'm the real f*cking deal." Gamrot, who put forth a valiant effort, remains an accomplished fighter despite suffering his first UFC loss.

With many top-ranked lightweight fighters either booked or recently fought, Salkilld's future opponents may prove to be formidable challenges as he continues to ascend the division's ranks.

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