Repeatedly returning to popular markets in addition to drawing from an already established roster pool can create multiple money avenues if an organization manages to build around the correct resources when they discover the right regional talents to get their full weight behind before ultimately revealing them to the viewing public in a localized setting. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet the newest Chattahoochee churner creating a tidal ripple effect amongst coastal shorelines as the latest Southern stablemate for Legacy Fighting Alliance. A professional mixed martial artist since December 2024 and representing American Top Team Lima, Myles Dillahunty holds a 3-0 record consisting of two knockouts and one submission. Dillahunty has fought for National Fighting Championship and Legacy Fighting Alliance. He is 1-0 under the LFA banner and has never gone to the scorecards in any of his appearances as a professional MMA fighter with a finish rate of 100 percent. All three of Dillahunty’s finishes inside the professional ranks have come in the opening rounds inside of five minutes or fewer. His whole journey has been in the United States in his home state of Georgia and Tennessee respectively. Dillahunty has never made it out of round one through the course of his career.
In his professional MMA debut at National Fighting Championship 171, he took on William Goggins and defeated him via technical knockout in the first round. Dillahunty also defeated Pedro Lay Jr via TKO in round one at National Fighting Championship 186 to pick up his second knockout victory as a professional. Then in his promotional debut under the Legacy Fighting Alliance banner at LFA 240, he submitted Sam Fournier in the first round via rear-naked choke to secure the first submission win of his professional career along with obtaining his first victory and finish under the LFA banner. Dillahunty also earned his third consecutive win to start his start his story arc in the process overall as a professional mixed martial artist. At 3-0 with an abundance of quick clockwork, Dillahunty is a prospect whose bark and strengthening bite are equal in their ferocity in a sport where being effortlessly loud in spite of the self-generated background noise is the time-honored trend!
