Working hard to get the pleasures in the athletic life comes naturally to fighters no matter where they start on the MMA ladder. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a big 10 woodcarver ready to seize the golden axe at Featherweight for Cage Fury Fighting Championships. A professional mixed martial artist since October 2019 and representing Gilbert Grappling, Beau Samaniego holds a 6-1 record in seven contests comprised of four decisions and two knockouts. He has fought for several promotions during his career in the professional ranks including Legacy Fighting Alliance and Cage Fury Fighting Championships. Samaniego has spent his whole career as a professional MMA fighter in the United States. Both of his finishes over the course of his professional career have been inside of two rounds. The majority of his decision wins have resulted in unanimous verdicts. Samaniego has four decision victories overall during his journey as a professional mixed martial artist. He is 3-1 under the Cage Fury Fighting Championships banner.
In his professional MMA debut at United Combat League 32, he defeated Cody Root via technical knockout in the first round. Samaniego defeated Marcus Crawford via unanimous decision at FCE 70. Then in his only appearance under the Legacy Fighting Alliance banner at LFA 123, he defeated Alberto Rodriguez via unanimous decision. Samaniego defeated Deandre Anderson via TKO in the second round in his second outing under the Cage Fury Fighting Championships banner at CFFC 111, At CFFC 115 he defeated Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series alumni Lance Lawrence via unanimous decision. Samaniego defeated Damion Nelson at CFFC 120 via a split decision. The win earned Samaniego the fourth decision victory of his professional career along with his third victory under the Cage Fury Fighting Championships banner. He also picked up his sixth win inside the professional ranks in the process.
In the main event of CFFC 137 on October 18, he will face off against the undefeated Anthony Dilemme for the CFFC Featherweight title. Good luck Beau!
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