F2W 183 Preview, Start Times, Betting Odds: Josh Hinger, Fellipe Andrew, Baret Yoshida in Action

On Friday, September 10, Fight To Win will return to San Diego, CA with Fight To Win 183. The event will be headlined by BJJ and MMA veteran Baret Yoshida taking on 2001 IBJJF world champion Bernardo Pitel. Elsewhere on the card, elite competitors like Josh Hinger, Fellipe Andrew, Lucas Pinheiro, and others will be in action.

View the full Fight To Win 183 line-up, start times and betting odds below.

The main event between Yoshida and Pitel is a match-up of two longtime veterans of the high-level BJJ and grappling scene. Yoshida is a multiple-time IBJJF no-gi world champion and was a 2001 and 2003 ADCC silver medalist. He is coming off a submission win (from his trademark crucifix position) at Fight To Win 180. Yoshida’s opponent Pitel has been an elite black belt competitor for two decades.

A number of intriguing match-ups are lower on the card, as well. In the co-main event, Jackson Nagai, fresh off a submission win over Edwin Najmi, will take on Pans and European Open champion Michael Liera, Jr. Three-time no-gi world champion and ADCC veteran Josh Hinger will face 10th Planet representative Corey Guitard. Also, Dom Bell takes on Gabriel Almeida in a battle of top black belts from Atos and Checkmat, respectively. Lower still on the card, Fellipe Andrew aims to follow up his double gold performance at the Pans when he takes on Gracie Barra’s Fellipe Trovo. Finally, Atos’ guard passing specialist Lucas Pinheiro faces Carlos Oliveira.

How to watch: Fight To Win 183 takes place on Friday, September 10 and will air live on FloGrappling (subscription required).

Ben Coate

Ben has been involved with grappling, whether through wrestling or Brazilian jiu-jitsu, essentially his entire life. After wrestling throughout his childhood, Ben found Brazilian jiu-jitsu as a young adult and quickly fell in love. He has been training for over ten years and currently holds the rank of brown belt, and remains involved in both the MMA and BJJ scene. Ben has been writing about combat sports since 2017. He has interviewed and profiled some of MMA's biggest stars, including multiple UFC champions.

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