UFC Oklahoma City Results: Chase Hooper submits Mitch Ramirez (Video)

Tonight’s UFC Oklahoma City main card lineup features a lightweight bout between Chase Hooper and Mitch Ramirez.

Hooper (17-5-1 MMA) will enter the contest with hopes of snapping a two-fight losing skid. ‘The Dream’ has suffered first-round TKO losses to Alexander Hernandez and Lance Gibson Jr. in his two most recent Octagon appearances. Prior to those setbacks, the 26-year-old had strung together five straights wins, which included victories over Clay Guida and Jim Miller.

Meanwhile, Mitch Ramirez (8-4 MMA) will also be looking to snap a two-fight losing skid this evening. The 33-year-old most previously competed 12 months ago, where he suffered a second-round TKO loss at the hands of Mike Davis.

Who takes home the win? 👀@Chase_Hooper vs Mitch Ramirez

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Round one of this UFC Oklahoma City main card lightweight matchup begins and Chase Hooper paws with his jab before missing with a head kick. He follows that up with a nice left hand that connects. Mitch Ramirez looks to force some pressure. Hooper jumps on a single leg and takes the fight to the floor. He transitions to the back after Ramirez attempts to scramble. He locks in a body triangle and begins working for a rear-naked choke. He locks in his left arm. This is really tight and he’s only using one arm. Chase gets his other arm free and tightens the hold even more. There’s the tap. This one is all over! An impressive showing for Hooper.

FLAWLESS FROM @Chase_Hooper 😎

He secures the RD1 submission victory in QUICK fashion to get back into the win column!

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Official UFC Oklahoma City Results: Chase Hooper def. Mitch Ramirez via submission (rear-naked choke) in Round 1

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