“I feel like he was more than ready,” Duran said. “He feels good. He feels sharp. He’s steady, ready, and I know he’s out there trying to get the win in any way, whether it’s if he has to wrestle, stand and trade, or use his jiu jitsu. He’s well-rounded in every fashion.”
Arredondo said representing San Angelo adds motivation. “Coming from San Angelo, a small town, there’s a lot of friends and support for me — it’s pretty cool,” he said.