Three First-Round Finishes Put Ignacio Bahamondes In Position To Break Into The Top 10, But He First Must Get Past His Toughest Opponent To Date On June 21
About two years ago, Ignacio Bahamondes was sitting in his hotel room in Nashville, riddled with disappointment in the wake of a decision loss to Ludovit Klein. Bahamondes went into fight week riding the momentum of three consecutive wins and hoped a fourth would put him in position to fight someone in the top 15. Instead, he could never get going in the fight and suffered his first loss in two years.