Borics And Burnell Go To War In St. Louis!

Adam Borics and Mads Burnell were tied at the No. 2 spot coming into their Featherweight fight at Bellator 276 in St. Louis, MO., and the two talented 145-pounders fought like they really wanted sole possession of it, maybe even…



Adam Borics and Mads Burnell were tied at the No. 2 spot coming into their Featherweight fight at Bellator 276 in St. Louis, MO., and the two talented 145-pounders fought like they really wanted sole possession of it, maybe even the No. 1 spot.

From the jump, both men started to let their fists fly, kicking off the action with an intense, back-and-forth pace. To no one’s surprise, Borics attempted a couple of jumping knees in an effort to score an early knockout. Burnell, however, was quick with the defense and fired off his own shots.

And that was the story for 25 minutes as both men somehow managed to keep a high output and pace throughout, each landing big shots along the way. When it was all said and done, they earned some newfound respect not only with each other, but with the rest of the division.

Check out some of the action below:

But only one could get the win, and that went to Borics, who picked up his fourth straight victory via unanimous decision. More importantly, “The Kid” set himself up to to be the No. 1 contender to challenge for the 145-pound title against the winner of the upcoming rematch between division king, A.J. McKee and former title holder, Patricio Freire, which is set to go down at Bellator 277 on April 15.


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