Jiu-jitsu specialist Davi Ramos scored his first UFC win last Saturday, tapping out Chris Gruetzemacher with a third-round rear-naked choke at UFC Fresno, but that doesn’t mean he’s happy with his performance.
Ramos, who lost a close decision on a short-notice welterweight fight against Sergio Moraes in his Octagon debut earlier this year, finished Gruetzemacher only 50 seconds into the final round, but slowed down in the second frame after dominating the first five minutes of the contest.
"I’m not satisfied with my fight because I was training way better than what I’ve done in the fight,” Ramos told MMA Fighting.