Austin Bashi looking to ‘sink’ Chris San Jose at Lights Out Championship 8

For his first struggle of 2022, bantamweight Austin Bashi was looking for to stay undefeated in his profession, having received all 5 of his earlier bouts heading into his match-up with Erion Zekthi at Shamrock FC 337 in April.

Very similar to he had in his earlier struggle, Bashi was capable of overwhelm his opponent together with his aggression and decide up his second end in a row with a second spherical TKO of Zekthi.

“My struggle again in April was a reasonably large struggle,” Bashi advised MMAWeekly.com. “I captured my first skilled title in opposition to a troublesome opponent. It was an enormous win for me.”

Getting into his second full 12 months as a professional, Bashi continues to see marked enchancment in his sport in each his fights and in his coaching.

“Each struggle I really feel higher,” stated Bashi. “I really feel I’m getting higher mentally and bodily. Not simply the fights themselves however the coaching I really feel is getting higher.”

On June 25 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Bashi (6-0) appears to be like so as to add to his profitable streak when he takes on Chris San Jose (6-1) in a principal card 135-pound bout at Lights Out Championship 8.

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“Chris is one other robust opponent that I’ve to get out of the best way,” Bashi stated. “The important thing to victory goes to be the identical because the others: grind him out, put on him out, take him into these deeper rounds and simply sink him and end him.”

Having added his first title to his resume, Bashi is trying to proceed to rack up championships and hold his profitable methods going, however first he is aware of he has to get previous San Jose.

“The tip aim is to be world champion, but it surely was a superb win and a superb title (in April), however the primary aim for me is the world title,” stated Bashi.

“I’m simply taking it one struggle at a time. I’m not trying too far forward of myself. Proper now I’m simply centered on June 25.”