There is something compelling and artistic about a submission victory inside the octagon, despite the fact that MMA fans are captivated by knockouts
Royce Gracie single-handedly sparked a revolution in MMA, with many fighters from more conventional martial arts backgrounds shifting their attention to Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
Today, we take a look at five rare submissions in the UFC
The master of the Von Flue choke, Ovince Saint Preux pulled off the counter submission against the guillotine choke four times in the UFC
Bryce Mitchell, the featherweight submission specialist, secured a twister in his 3rd UFC fight against Matt Sayles in the 1st round.
UFC's record holder for most submissions, Charles Oliveira pulled of the rare calf slicer in his submission victory over Eric Wisely
The only UFC fighter in history to win a fight using the Ezekiel choke, Alexey Oleynik pulled off the rare submission at UFC 224 against Júnior Albini.
Jessica Andrade made a successful comeback at 115 pounds with a first-round submission victory against Amanda Lemos. It was the first standing arm-triangle submission victory in the promotion's history.
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