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Alexandre Pantoja submitted Neil Seery via submission in the third round at 2:31, dominating the flyweight contest through superior striking volume and grappling control. Pantoja landed 119 significant strikes at 52% accuracy while Seery managed only 82 at 44%, with Pantoja's leg kicks proving particularly effective at 24 of 28 landed.
The Brazilian secured his lone takedown attempt and controlled nearly 4:30 of fight time, forcing Seery into a defensive posture throughout. Seery's inability to generate offense from the bottom—recording zero takedown attempts and no submission bids—left him vulnerable as Pantoja's pressure mounted.
The decisive submission capped a performance that showcased Pantoja's well-rounded skill set and cement his position as a legitimate contender in the competitive flyweight division.
