Cage Warriors 120 Live results

Cage Warriors is back in action tonight with the night one of “The Trilogy” 

Cage Warriors 120 are set to go for 3 nights of back 2 back action from the world-renowned York Hall in Bethnal Green, London.

The card is headlined by Jamie Richardson (9-6) & Kent Kauppinen (12-6). Kauppinen will be making his debut but do not allow that to sway your mind. Kauppinen has been fighting under the Bellator banner for some time and has serious power in his hands. ‘Young Gun’ Jamie Richardson has already had a chance at the title only to lose in the 3rd round. I believe the winner of the fight will be next in line to face Nathias Frederick for that Middleweight title.

 In the co-main event Irelands, Paul Hughes(6-1) will face off with James Hendin (5-0) in what many are calling a pivotal fight in the featherweight division. Hughes is coming off a defeat (in a very close fight) to Jordan Vucenic who will now face champion Morgan Charriere on Saturday night. Can Hughes bounce back from his first career defeat? If he does he must beat James Hendin (5-0) who has four wins in a row under the banner, and now the undefeated prospect will look to push himself to the front of the featherweight queue.

The card streams live on UFC Fight Pass.

Full Cage Warriors 120 results include:

MAIN CARD

Kent Kauppinen vs. Jamie Richardson

Winner by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

James Hendin vs. Paul Hughes

Winner by unanimous decision Paul Hughes  (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Will Currie vs. Christian Duncan

Winner via TKO in the second round Christian Duncan

Kieran Lister vs. Decky McAleenan

Finishes as a split draw

Michal Figlak vs. Steven Hooper

Winner via doctors stoppage Michal Figlak

PRELIMINARY CARD

Coner Hignett vs. Leigh Mitchell

Winner via TKO in the second round Coner Hignett

Manny Akpan vs. Ben Ellis

Winner via TKO in the first round Manny Akpan

Mateusz Figlak vs. Josh Plant

Winner via TKO in the first round Mateusz Figlak

Matthew Elliott vs. Scott Pedersen

Winner via unanimous decision Matthew Elliott (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)