Border battles are often considered to be the match that ignites the flame when it comes to beginning an MMA rivalry that grows deeper in intensity with each turn of the calendar. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to a lawman of the riverfront giving Fury Fighting Championship a detailed lesson in red river pride. A professional mixed martial artist since December 2017 and representing Clinch Martial Arts Academy, Jared McLoughlin holds a 7-4 record in 11 pro contests comprised of four submissions, two knockouts and one decision. McLoughlin has fought for various organizations over the course of his career as a professional MMA fighter including Legacy Fighting Alliance, Fighting Alliance Championship and Fury Fighting Championship. He has finished six out of his seven victories during his time in the professional ranks. McLoughlin is 1-0 under the Fury Fighting Championship banner.
At Horsepower Promotions Fists of Fury 17, he submitted Brandon Wright in the second round. McLoughlin also tapped out Zach Long in round one via rear-naked choke at KCFA 34. Then at Freestyle Cage Fighting 61, he knocked out Drew Lipton in the first round. McLoughlin also knocked out Brandon Lyons in the first round at Rage in the Cage OKC 83 to earn his second knockout win as a professional. He submitted Tyrone Paige via guillotine choke in round one at MCL 3. McLoughlin tapped out Joshua Davis in the second round via rear-naked choke at Freestyle Cage Fighting 62 to secure his fourth submission victory as a professional.
In his promotional debut with Fury Fighting Championship at Fury FC 79, he defeated Jessee Gengler via a split decision. The win earned McLoughlin the first decision victory of his professional career. He also picked up victory number one under the Fury Fighting Championship banner in the process. At 24 years old, McLoughlin is a sharpshooter with accurate aim and pinpoint placement for finishing!
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