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Jaxson’s corner demanded more urgency. They got it. Round two opened with a flying knee attempt — a risky move that missed but signaled intent. Locke tried to replicate her takedown success, but Jaxson had drilled the sprawl. Sprawling hard on Locke’s shot, Jaxson spun behind and took top position for the first time in the fight.
What followed was unexpected: Jaxson B., the presumed pure striker, locked in a D’Arce choke from a front headlock. Locke defended well, rolling to her back, but Jaxson transitioned to a mounted guillotine. With 45 seconds left in the round, the choke was deep. Locke’s face turned crimson. Incredibly, she pried the hands apart and escaped, only to eat three heavy hammer fists as the round ended. EvolvedFights 23 10 06 Sophia Locke Vs Jaxson B...
Scorecards even: 19-19.
In the post-fight interview, a bloodied Locke called for a top-five ranking in the EvolvedFights strawweight division. “Jaxson is tough as nails,” Locke said. “But I proved that pressure kills style.” If you meant something else by “guide” (e
Jaxson B., recovering backstage, reportedly refused comment but hinted at an immediate rematch clause via social media hours later: “One mistake. I won’t make it twice. #EvolvedFights24”
When the matchup between Sophia Locke and Jaxson B. was first announced for EvolvedFights 23 (dated October 6, 2023), the combat sports community was split. Locke, a seasoned grappler with a 7-2 professional record, was known for her relentless pressure and suffocating top game. Jaxson B. — a fighter who famously competes under a single initial for promotional mystique — entered the bout with a flashy 5-0 undefeated streak, built on knockout power and unorthodox taekwondo-based kicks. Round two opened with a flying knee attempt
This was not a title fight, but it had all the makings of a stylistic nightmare. Could Locke drag Jaxson B. into the deep waters of the mat? Or would Jaxson’s precision striking keep the fight standing long enough to land the kill shot?