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Jorge Santiago

Jorge Santiago

“The Sandman”
MMA record: 25-12 (23)
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Best fights of Jorge Santiago

Over 11 years as a professional, Jorge Santiago has compiled a 25-12 (23) record, including six title fights across two weight classes. Here are his best fights.

  1. 1. Jorge Santiago submits Jeremy Horn

    On September 1, 2007 Jorge Santiago faced Jeremy Horn in a middleweight bout. Santiago was 26 years old with a record of 13-7, and Horn was 32 with a record of 79-15-5. Both Santiago and Horn were coming off a win. Santiago submitted Jeremy Horn via triangle choke in the 1st round.

  2. 2. Jorge Santiago KOs Kazuo Misaki in their 2nd fight

    On August 22, 2010 Jorge Santiago defended his Sengoku middleweight title against Kazuo Misaki. It was their second meeting. Santiago was 29 years old with a record of 22-8, and Misaki was 34 with a record of 22-10-2. Santiago was coming off a win, while Misaki was coming off a loss. Santiago stopped Kazuo Misaki via TKO in the 5th round. Defended the title.

  3. 3. Jorge Santiago chokes out Kazuo Misaki

    On January 4, 2009 Jorge Santiago fought Kazuo Misaki for the vacant Sengoku middleweight title. Santiago was 28 years old with a record of 20-7, and Misaki was 32 with a record of 21-8-2. Santiago was on a 8-fight winning streak and Misaki was on a 3-fight winning streak. Santiago submitted Kazuo Misaki via choke-out in the 5th round. Won the vacant title.

  4. 4. Jorge Santiago KOs Trevor Prangley

    On November 16, 2007 Jorge Santiago fought Trevor Prangley for the vacant Strikeforce Grand Prix middleweight title. Santiago was 27 years old with a record of 15-7, and Prangley was 35 with a record of 17-4. Santiago was on a 3-fight winning streak and Prangley was on a 6-fight winning streak. Santiago stopped Trevor Prangley via TKO in the 1st round. Won the vacant title.

  5. 5. Jorge Santiago defeats Mamed Khalidov in their 2nd fight

    On March 7, 2010 Jorge Santiago defended his Sengoku middleweight title against Mamed Khalidov. It was their second meeting. Santiago was 29 years old with a record of 21-8, and Khalidov was 29 with a record of 20-3-1. Santiago was coming off a loss, while Khalidov was on a 3-fight winning streak. Santiago won via split decision. Defended the title.