Jimmy Flick Wins Flyweight Championship at Legacy Fighting Alliance 86

NEW flyweight champ Jimmy Flick is pretty fired up! Even got what sounded like an angry happy birthday shout out in. #LFA86 pic.twitter.com/XLxdWCDD1t

— UFC FIGHT PASS (@UFCFightPass) July 25, 2020

The Legacy Fighting Alliance crowned a new flyweight champion at LFA 86.

Jimmy Flick (14-5) needed just seconds to win LFA gold. Flick immediately took Greg Fischer (10-2) down and locked in an arm triangle that forced his foe to tap out just 38 seconds into the fight.

Arthur Estrazulas (12-4) made a statement to the LFA lightweight division against Dominic Clark (14-11) in the co-main event. Estrazulas clasped on a rear-naked choke that forced his opponent to tap out after 3:26 of the first round. The Brazilian called for a title shot after his win.

Fabio Chenant (5-1) badly missed weight coming in nine pounds over for what would've been a light heavyweight bout against Erick Murray (5-4). Despite coming in overweight, Chenant dominated Murray by locking in an anaconda choke in just 57 seconds.

Mando Gutierrez (4-0) made quick work of Jeff Jepsen (5-3) in their bantamweight bout. The undefeated prospect took the fight to the ground and locked up a rear-naked choke that ended the bout just 1:57 after it started.

The offensive firepower of former Ohio State wrestler Mark Martin (4-1) was too much for Tony Grant (1-2). The welterweight prospect was able to drop Grant while on the feet and followed up with some great ground and pound that forced the ref to step in at 3:52 of Round 1.

The UFC Fight Pass main card opened with a heavyweight bout between Jacob Heavlin and Jordan Heiderman. The two big men battled on the feet over three hard-fought rounds. The judges favored the output of Heiderman (2-0), who took a split decision over Heavlin (1-1, 1 NC) with scores of 29-28, 28-29, and 30-27.

In unaired preliminary action, Calvin Harbaugh (2-1) tapped out Nate Morrow (2-1) after applying a heel hook at 2:33 of the first round.