Read about the dominating performance of Jakob George from Pride Gym at the Proving Grounds Mixed Martial Arts Fights. Discover the results, highlights, and the unfortunate withdrawal of another fighter. Get the latest updates from Pride Gym.
| Fighters | Result | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Jakob George vs. Shane Mangis | Victory by submission | 1:36 (Round 1) |
Pride Gym fighter, Jakob George, emerged victorious at the Proving Grounds Mixed Martial Arts Fights in Liberty Lake, Wa. George executed a flawless high crotch takedown, leading to a submission victory over Shane Mangis. With Mangis on his back, George transitioned into an arm triangle choke, forcing a tap out at the one-minute 36-second mark of Round 1. Unfortunately, Vlad Belonogov’s opponent withdrew from the fight, leaving him without an opportunity to compete. Pride Gym owner/trainer, Glen Kalesniko, expressed disappointment but praised the dedication of the gym’s members and fight team. Keanan Patershuk, one of the coaches, is set to return to the cage on November 3 in Tunica, Miss. His opponent will be announced soon.
In an exciting display of skill and determination, Jakob George from Pride Gym emerged victorious at the Proving Grounds Mixed Martial Arts Fights held in Liberty Lake, Wa. on Friday, Oct. 13. George showcased his expertise in the first round, defeating Shane Mangis of Spokane Wa. with a submission move after executing a flawless high crotch takedown.
| Fighters | Result | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Jakob George vs. Shane Mangis | Victory by submission | 1:36 (Round 1) |
With Mangis on his back, George skillfully maintained his top position and transitioned into a Von Flue choke attempt, which ultimately turned into an arm triangle choke, forcing Mangis to tap out at the one-minute 36-second mark of Round 1.
Pride Gym, known for its talented fighters, also had another fighter, Vlad Belonogov, scheduled to compete in his first Mixed Martial Arts fight. Unfortunately, his opponent withdrew from the fight the day before, leaving Belonogov disappointed but determined to prepare for his next opportunity in the near future.
Glen Kalesniko, the owner and trainer of Pride Gym, expressed his disappointment regarding Belonogov’s situation and thanked all the Pride Gym members and fight team for their support and dedication in preparing Jakob and Vlad for their competitions. Kalesniko also extended his congratulations to Jakob on his well-deserved win and expressed gratitude to the Pride Gym coaches Aaron Brandon and Gilbert, as well as Keanan and Lowel for their invaluable assistance in sparring and wrestling. Nicole and Derril also received appreciation for their help.
It is worth noting that Keanan Patershuk, one of the coaches mentioned, is set to return to the cage on November 3 in Tunica, Miss. His opponent for the upcoming fight will be announced soon. This fight comes after Keanan’s previous opponent backed out on the day of the fight during his last bout in Philadelphia.
In summary, Pride Gym made a strong statement at the Proving Grounds event, with Jakob George’s impressive victory and Vlad Belonogov’s unfortunate withdrawal. The gym continues to produce talented fighters and remains dedicated to their success.
*Note: Keanan Patershuk is back in the cage on November 3 in Tunica, Miss. Keanan’s opponent will be announced soon.
