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    Matt “Thunder” Frincu claims devastating first round stoppage at Legacy Fighting Alliance 11 [video]

    FNA StaffBy FNA StaffMay 6, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Matthew Frincu continues to impress with the Arizona based Aussie making quick work of Maycon Mendonca today at Legacy Fighting Alliance (LFA) 11.

    Frincu needed just over 90 seconds to finish his opponent with a devastating KO, dropping the Brazilian with a solid left hand to the face before stopping the fight with further punches on the canvas.

    This KO is even better in slo-mo! That’s all from #LFA11 but we’re back next week for #CES44! @LFAfighting @matthewfrincu pic.twitter.com/4o7pStW6mP

    — AXS TV Fights (@AXSTVFights) May 6, 2017

    The quick-fire victory follows Frincu’s (11-2) promotional debut in February where on just three weeks notice the 23 year-old welterweight picked up a dominant unanimous decision against Kris Hocum. Originally from the Gold Coast, Frincu has gone 7-1 since relocating to the US back in 2014.

    Today’s clash headlined LFA 11 which took place at the Comerica Theater in Phoenix, Arizona.

    Results:

    • Matthew Frincu (Australia) def. Maycon Mendonça via KO (Punch), Rd 1, 1:36
    • James Nakashima def. LaRue Burley via Decision (Unanimous), 29-27, 29-27, 29-27
    • Kyle Stewart def. Ty Freeman via submission, Rd 1, 2:25
    • Casey Kenney vs. Bruno Silva Split Draw
    • Sean O’Malley def. David Nuzzo via KO (Head Kick), Rd 1, 2:15
    • Toninho Marajo def. Mike Hamel via TKO (punch), Rd 1, 0:32
    • Keoni Diggs def. Tyler Sidders via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke), Rd 2, 3:57

    Matthew Frincu dominates; en-route to unanimous decision victory at LFA 5

    Featured Article Legacy Fighting Alliance (Promotion) Matthew Frincu (Fighter)

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