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Gabriel Bonfim submitted Trey Waters via submission in the first round at 4:13, with referee Herb Dean officiating. Bonfim controlled the early striking exchanges, landing 26 of 68 significant strikes (38%) compared to Waters' 20 of 72 (27%), and successfully executed his only takedown attempt to establish dominant position.
Waters managed one submission attempt but could not capitalize, while Bonfim maintained 16 seconds of control time before securing the finish. The decisive grappling advantage—Bonfim's perfect 1-for-1 takedown rate versus Waters' inability to get him down—proved the difference in a fight where the striker-turned-grappler dictated pace and positioning throughout.
The quick submission victory demonstrated Bonfim's well-rounded skill set and keeps him in contention for a meaningful welterweight matchup.
