Cage Warriors

Cage Warriors 163: London

Completed Indigo At The O2, London, England 12 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Giannis Bachar beat Omiel Brown by knockout in the main event.
  • Shawn Da Silva beat Gerardo Fanny by unanimous decision in the co-main event at flyweight.
  • Nine of the twelve results came early: four knockouts and four submissions.

Main card

OB

Omiel Brown vs Giannis Bachar

Welterweight
Knockout R1 0:54
GB ✓
SS ✓

Shawn Da Silva vs Gerardo Fanny

Flyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
GF
WC ✓

Will Currie vs Wallison Henrique

Catchweight
Submission R1 3:29
WH
WM

Wesley Machado vs Luca Borando

Featherweight
Knockout R2 1:57
LB ✓
JQ

Jimmy Quinn vs Tom Wright

Bantamweight
Submission R1 4:35
TW ✓
AH

Angus Hewett vs Francesco Mazzeo

Middleweight
Dq R2 2:15
FM ✓
MF ✓

Mateusz Figlak vs Denilson Neves

Welterweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
DN
TP ✓

Tariq Pell vs Michael Blair

Lightweight
Knockout R1 1:25
MB
SN

Sinéadh Ní Nualláin vs Kate Bacik

Strawweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
KB ✓
TS ✓

Teddy Stringer vs Italo Julio

Lightweight
Knockout R1 2:09
IJ
SQ ✓

Shirzad Qadrian vs Rory Evans

Bantamweight
Submission R3 2:05
RE
AD ✓

Adam Darby vs Thorsten Jakobs

Welterweight
Submission R1 2:09
TJ
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Results

Main and co-main events

Giannis Bachar beat Omiel Brown by knockout after 54 seconds in the main event of Cage Warriors 163 at the Indigo At The O2 in London. In the co-main event, Shawn Da Silva beat Gerardo Fanny by unanimous decision after three rounds at flyweight.

How the card was decided

Across the twelve bouts that produced a result, four ended by knockout, four by submission and three on the judges' scorecards — nine stoppages in twelve fights. Every decision was unanimous: not one result divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Giannis Bachar, who stopped Omiel Brown after 54 seconds, and six of the nine finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Shirzad Qadrian's submission of Rory Evans, 12 minutes and 5 seconds in. End to end, the twelve fights filled one hour and 26 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Eight weight classes were used, welterweight most often with three bouts.