Westin Wilson showed off his impressive grappling skills in his recent fight against Jeka Saragih at UFC on ESPN 58. The match, which took place at the UFC Apex, saw Wilson quickly take control on the ground and secure a triangle-armbar submission within just two minutes of the first round.
Saragih came out aggressively at the start of the featherweight bout, but Wilson was able to capitalize on this by trapping him on the mat and transitioning into the fight-ending submission. This rare triangle-armbar finish marked only the 12th time it has occurred in UFC history, showcasing Wilson’s expertise in the technique.
Following his victory, Wilson expressed his excitement during a post-fight interview with Michael Bisping. He enthusiastically shared his desire for a Topps rookie card and a future fight at UFC Salt Lake City. His ambitious plans and impressive performance have definitely put him on the radar in the MMA world.
In addition to Wilson’s win, other results from the UFC on ESPN 58 event included Melquizael Costa defeating Shayilan Nuerdanbieke with a rear-naked choke in the third round, and Josefine Knutsson securing a unanimous decision victory over Julia Polastri. Fans can find more detailed coverage of the event on MMA Junkie’s website.
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