On Saturday, Nov. 18, Lion Fight hosted its 39th event from London, England. The event was co-promoted with Muay Thai Grand Prix.
In the evening’s main event, Chip Moraza-Pollard topped Jordan Smith to retain his Lion Fight world cruiserweight title and add the vacant Muay Thai Grand Prix world cruiserweight belt.
The event streamed on FloCombat.
FULL RESULTS
Chip Moraza-Pollard def. Jordan Smith by unanimous decision – for Lion Fight cruiserweight title and vacant Muay Thai Grand Prix cruiserweight title
Jose Varela def. Amine Ballafrikh by unanimous decision – for Muay Thai Grand Prix super featherweight title
James Benal def. Ryan Li by unanimous decision – for vacant Muay Thai Grand Prix light heavyweight title
Eddie Abasolo def. Jersey Pinto by split decision
Miguel Martinez Molina def. Daniel Terry by knockout (punch). Round 1, 1:10
Evan Jays def. Aaron McGahey by unanimous decision
John Scott vs. Michael Pham ruled a draw
Nicolas Mendes def. Steve Primrose by TKO. Round 1, 1:06
Rob Hayward def. Lewis Childs by unanimous decision
Jose Varela def. Amine Ballafrikh by unanimous decision – for Muay Thai Grand Prix super featherweight title
James Benal def. Ryan Li by unanimous decision – for vacant Muay Thai Grand Prix light heavyweight title
Eddie Abasolo def. Jersey Pinto by split decision
Miguel Martinez Molina def. Daniel Terry by knockout (punch). Round 1, 1:10
Evan Jays def. Aaron McGahey by unanimous decision
John Scott vs. Michael Pham ruled a draw
Nicolas Mendes def. Steve Primrose by TKO. Round 1, 1:06
Rob Hayward def. Lewis Childs by unanimous decision