Good fight. Close fight. Jessica Aguilar just edged out Megumi Fujii through three rounds to grab the decision over the former Frater Trane'er in what, in my opinion, should've been a five round fight. Why not? If it's logical and holds as much weight as a number one ranked fighter taking on a number two ranked fighter like we had tonight at Bellator 69, it should happen. Make it so, Bjorn.

The fight for 115 pound supremacy was close for all fifteen minutes and started out with Mega Megu stalking Jessica Aguilar around the cage like a tiny, pink demon looking to swallow her up. Aguilar would have none of Megu's advances and countered her every movement with stiff jabs to Megu's cut face. This went on for the better part of the round until an armbar attempt by Megu threatened Aguilar for the briefest of moments. Through the second round, Megu put little offense together and continued to eat shots from a dancing Aguilar. This continued into the third until Megu took down Aguilar and dominated her in top position (without landing too much, not for lack of trying).

All three judges saw it 29-28 for Jag. Twitter agreed for the most part.

Grats Jessica Aguilar, you're the top chick at 115 and the second women to ever defeat Megumii Fujii. Hopefully the fate of the Bellator 115 pound title is known soon.

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+1 # Guest 2012-05-18 17:43

WTF? Second? I say first.

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+7 # Ninja 2012-05-18 17:48

Fuck that. 27-0

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+5 # IceColdShadow 2012-05-18 17:51

yeah,She won this fucking fight..Aguilar did nothing to win this fight!

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0 # Guest 2012-05-18 17:56

Twas close fight for sure. Jag earned it. But i'll be bummed for a long for Megumi. She is still the GOAT. Only thing that may come from this fight would be Jag destroying Fraudo 125lb tourney/

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+2 # Guest 2012-05-18 18:08

jag already fought frausto and lost via very poor decision

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+1 # Guest 2012-05-18 18:14

Im not saying about fighting her. Im saying about completly destroying Frausto next time ^)

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-1 # Guest 2012-05-19 13:51

Van Diesel legitimately beat Megumi.

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+1 # Guest 2012-05-18 17:50

Wow? It was pretty boring.

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0 # Guest 2012-05-18 23:28

I was there live and thought Megu won it. Really emphasizes that what we see at home and what refs see are 2 separate things. Thought Caveman won too.

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+2 # NokkonWud 2012-05-19 04:45

I thought Fujii took that, she initiated the first round, engaged in striking first and came close to the submission with the takedown, and she dominated the third.

Had Megu 29-28.

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+2 # Sambro 2012-05-19 08:29

Crap decision. Why Fujii keeps wasting time in the standup is baffling.

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+1 # Guest 2012-05-19 16:35

yeah, Megu came into the cage with that bruised face it wasn't Jag's punches in the 1st and 2nd at all!

coming forward, initiating = lol

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0 # Guest 2012-07-12 07:52

Megumi should still be 27-0 but what can you do. She shouild close up shop, train others and live off her legendary accolades. Shame still so unknown. Aguilar is a tough cookie though and is right up there.

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