In a general sense, the sports world has a unique way of making anything their oyster without a shell by the process of global brand expansion and fresh locational entries added in for a rotational concept to help share and spread messages of topical awareness in ways that the customer culture of today will understand without becoming too stale over a broadening course of yearly evolution especially where MMA is currently at with the art of changing with the times and letting go of the past like it is a distant memory. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a painter of the Pacific pulse out to artfully illustrate at the decisive dip of a brushstroke why not putting a price tag on world experience is an invaluable resource of reference for generations of fighting cultures in the future. A professional mixed martial artist since October 2021 and representing Sik Jitsu Fighting Systems, Ashton Charlton touts a 9-5 record over a story that spans 14 professional appearances consisting of six submissions and three knockouts. Charlton has fought for numerous organizations throughout the various chapters of his career arc as a professional MMA fighter including Battlefield Fight League, Tuff N’ Uff and Cage Fury Fighting Championships. The majority of his professional journey has taken place in the United States in addition to some international outings in Canada. Charlton has finished all nine of his victories inside the professional ranks.
In his professional MMA debut, he submitted Jessee Gengler via triangle choke in the first round. Charlton also defeated Tristan Ezell via TKO in round one at Tuff N’ Uff 127. Then, he tapped out Kyle McGrough in the first round via rear-naked choke. Charlton choked out Charon Spain via rear-naked choke in round one. He defeated Aaron Iriarte via technical knockout in the first round. Charlton submitted Michael Kuehne in round one. He defeated Billy Martin in the first round to notch his third knockout win as a professional. Charlton choked out Ash Mashreghi in round one at BFL 80 World War.
At BFL 84, he submitted Cole Faust via rear-naked choke in the second round. The win scored Charlton the sixth submission victory of his professional career. He also earned his ninth win in total as part of his overall level in the process as a professional mixed martial artist. With double digit experience and veteran craftiness providing a secure fallback net that cannot be cut short by the internal cage clock, Charlton is a prospect who shows that leadership is never defined by one monochromatic color in the rainbow if visionary change from the top down results in achieving efforts that benefit many for purposes of trickle-down positivity, not just a few who distort treasured ideals of the stars and stripes eagle where patriotism rings the proudest of all as a united heartbeat striving towards a common yet still familiar ground!
