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JCK Caged Night N124 delivered an action-packed night of MMA in Luliang, Shanxi, China, on October 24, with finishes across the card. Kuerbanjiang Tuluosibake claimed a unanimous decision victory in the main event against Joseph Luciano, while Aslan Iskanderov and Alisa Savelyeva secured notable stoppage wins.
The event showcased a mixture of established regional competitors and emerging talent, with knockouts, submissions and a no-contest result featuring across the card.
Kuerbanjiang Tuluosibake Wins Main Event
Kuerbanjiang Tuluosibake headlined the event against Australia’s Joseph Luciano in a welterweight contest. Tuluosibake secured a unanimous decision after three rounds, earning the judges’ verdict in the night’s main event.
The victory added another result to Tuluosibake’s professional career and gave the Chinese fighter a successful outing on home soil. Luciano, meanwhile, was unable to secure the win despite taking the contest to the final bell. The main event provided a contrasting finish to the action elsewhere on the card, where several fights ended before the judges were needed.
Aslan Iskanderov Stops Marcos Thiago Aguiar
Aslan Iskanderov produced one of the night’s standout performances in the co-main event, stopping Brazilian opponent Marcos Thiago Aguiar by TKO in the opening round.
The finish came at 3:42 of the first round, with Iskanderov earning the victory through punches from top position. The result continued his progress in the welterweight division and gave him an important win on an international card in China. Aguiar was unable to recover from the ground-and-pound assault, making the contest one of the event’s clearest finishes.
Alisa Savelyeva Wins by Armbar
Alisa Savelyeva delivered another notable finish, submitting Samantha Jean-Francois with an armbar in the first round. The submission demonstrated Savelyeva’s ability to capitalise on grappling opportunities, ending the contest before it could develop into a longer striking exchange. Jean-Francois was unable to escape the hold, handing Savelyeva a submission victory on the card.
More Finishes Across the Card
The event also featured several other stoppages and decisions.
Ata Muhammad Muhammadi stopped Yibireyimu Saidila in the second round with punches, while Ayitemubieke Wuerken submitted Shihao Zhang by triangle choke in the opening round. Guoqi Chu also earned a unanimous decision victory over Yizibula Bilali.
Not every bout produced a winner. The contest between Shamil Omarov and Rizvan Rizvanov was declared a no-contest following an accidental groin strike, according to the published event results.
JCK Continues to Develop China’s MMA Scene
JCK Caged Night N124 highlighted the variety of talent competing in China’s domestic MMA circuit, with fighters from China and abroad appearing across the card.
For regional prospects, events such as these provide opportunities to build professional records, gain experience against international opponents and attract attention from larger promotions. The mixture of finishes and competitive decisions at N124 also offered several potential storylines for future matchmaking.
While the event did not produce a single defining championship moment, Iskanderov’s first-round TKO and Savelyeva’s armbar submission were among the standout performances. Tuluosibake’s main-event decision victory gave the evening a home-country winner and closed the card with a successful result for the Chinese fighter.
JCK Caged Night N124: Full Results
Main Event
- Kuerbanjiang Tuluosibake def. Joseph Luciano by unanimous decision (Round 3).
Co-Main Event
- Aslan Iskanderov def. Marcos Thiago Aguiar by TKO (punches from top position), Round 1, 3:42.
Other Main Card Results
- Alisa Savelyeva def. Samantha Jean-Francois by armbar submission, Round 1.
- Ata Muhammad Muhammadi def. Yibireyimu Saidila by TKO (punches), Round 2, 2:30.
- Guoqi Chu def. Yizibula Bilali by unanimous decision (Round 3).
- Zhaenhaer Aidelibieke def. Yisimake Aishajiang by unanimous decision (Round 3).
- Maimaitikari Apaer def. Zeyuan Jia by TKO (body kick), Round 1, 0:17.
- Ayitemubieke Wuerken def. Shihao Zhang by triangle-choke submission, Round 1.
- Alimujiang Hasimu def. Jikewulei by TKO (punches from full mount), Round 1, 2:43.
No Contest
- Shamil Omarov vs. Rizvan Rizvanov ended in a no contest in Round 2 following an accidental groin strike.
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