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Picks up second Bellator win with dominant stoppage
Van Steenis defeated Kevin Fryer via TKO (punches) at 1:20 of Round 1 at Bellator 200 on Friday in London.
ANALYSIS
This was a dominant win for Van Steenis. He scored a takedown right off the bat and went from to work from the top position. About a minute into the fight, Fryer turned him back. Van Steenis did not really make and effort to take the hooks. He instead continued to throw punches from the top and finished the fight. With the win, he improves to 10-1 overall and 2-0 in Bellator. He certainly looks like a middleweight prospect at the moment.
This was a dominant win for Van Steenis. He scored a takedown right off the bat and went from to work from the top position. About a minute into the fight, Fryer turned him back. Van Steenis did not really make and effort to take the hooks. He instead continued to throw punches from the top and finished the fight. With the win, he improves to 10-1 overall and 2-0 in Bellator. He certainly looks like a middleweight prospect at the moment.
Picks up quick submission in his Bellator debut
Van Steenis defeated Steve Skrzat via submission (strikes) at 2:52 of Round 1 at Bellator 185 on Friday in Uncasville, Conn.
ANALYSIS
Early in this fight, it looked like it would be a long night for van Steenis. Skrzat scored an early takedown and looked dominant from the top. About halfway through the round, he went for a leg lock. Van Steenis used the opportunity to reverse the position and lock on a triangle choke from the back. From there, he began pouring it on with punches and elbows. Some of those strikes cut Skrzat, who ended up tapping out to stop the punishment. With a victory in his Bellator debut, van Steenis improved to 9-1 overall. The training partner of Gegard Mousasi proved that he belongs in Bellator.
Early in this fight, it looked like it would be a long night for van Steenis. Skrzat scored an early takedown and looked dominant from the top. About halfway through the round, he went for a leg lock. Van Steenis used the opportunity to reverse the position and lock on a triangle choke from the back. From there, he began pouring it on with punches and elbows. Some of those strikes cut Skrzat, who ended up tapping out to stop the punishment. With a victory in his Bellator debut, van Steenis improved to 9-1 overall. The training partner of Gegard Mousasi proved that he belongs in Bellator.