The UFC made its debut in Milwaukee, WI on Sunday, August 14. The fourth fight on the preliminary card featured featherweights Alex Caceres and Jim Hettes.
“Bruce Leroy” Caceres came into the cage with a record of 5-3. Hettes made his UFC debut in this bout, bringing with him a record of 8-0 in his professional career. His amateur record was 4-0. All 12 of those bouts ended in submission.
The first round ended with a hug and the second ended with a touch of gloves and a quick judo throw by Hettes that led to a D’arce choke that Caceres slipped out of.
Hettes then moved to back mount landing some short body shots. Hettes then attempted a guillotine and then an arm triangle.
To say that this fight was full of non-stop action would be an understatement.
After a brief time standing, Hettes took Caceres to the ground, taking his back and slapping on a rear naked choke, earning the submission win, his 13th submission win in 13 total MMA fights.
The win came at the 3:12 mark of Round 2 due to rear naked choke.