MMA veteran Stuart Austin helped his hunter to steal the show at UFC Vegas 103.
9-0 Heavyweight Prospect Mario Pinto looked overwhelmed during the first round of his UFC career.
Austen Lane was able to dictate five minutes on Saturday evening in the Apex facility in Las Vegas.
However, the former NFL star was brutally eliminated after some great corner work between rounds on UFC Vegas 103.
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Mario Pinto's perfect corner advice
Pinto burned his UFC debut performance 'Absolutely Trash' during his press conference after the fight.
Fortunately for him, Sound Corner advice changed a bad night at the office in a $ 50,000 bonus.
The Pinto coach helped him to abolish his Octagon tickets before he told him he had to throw the combination that finally closed the show.
“Listen, you are f— —- Too much waiting,” said Austin.
“Tert you breathing. If you wait outside of the range, he can build up and swing to you.
“I know you are stressed. I know it's a debut. I know it's just too much, but it's just a fight.
“The most important thing is that you have to puncture. You have to double your way inside and throw those two. “
About 40 seconds later, Pinto threw two Jabs and a huge overhead right to put Lane asleep.
Who is Stuart Austin?
Stuart Austin is a 36-year-old English heavyweight with an MMA record of 18-8.
'He-man' is famous the only hunter with a legitimate victory over interim UFC champion Tom Aspinall.
The man who was ready to combat Jon Jones later this year, technically speaking three losses during his career – but one of them came through an unjust disqualification and another was due to a knee injury he sustained against Curtis Blaydes, whom he later chose in 60 seconds.
Aspinall received his first and only real taste of defeat when he fought Austin in Bamma 21 in June 2015.
The veteran caught his 3-0 opponent in a heel hook that forced him to tap.
Since then, Austin has sustained high-profile defeats against UFC star Johnny Walker and PFL Heavyweight Renan Fereira, who was quickly eliminated by Francis Ngannou when he returned to MMA in October.
Austin is currently on a three-field-streak-but-but he has not fought anymore since Octagon 52 in January 2024.
Whatever happens, it seems that he has a very bright future in coaching after he has helped Pinto achieve a huge victory at UFC Vegas 103.
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