Arman Tsarukyan easily scored a Tech Fall over Dillon Danis in a match marred by bad blood tonight in Las Vegas. Tsarukyan is no stranger…

Arman Tsarukyan defeated Dillon Danis via technical fall in around 80 seconds at RAF Wrestling 14 in Las Vegas. Following a chaotic pre-match buildup that featured a press conference brawl, Tsarukyan quickly dominated the wrestling match by taking Danis' back and pushing him out of bounds to establish a 3-0 lead before sealing the rapid victory.
Security intervened immediately after the finish when Tsarukyan attempted to step over Danis, preventing a major post-match incident. Despite the tense rivalry, the competitors shared a handshake, though Tsarukyan later told Chael Sonnen that their feud would not conclude until they face each other in an MMA cage.
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