Evolvedfights 24 10 11 Avery Jane Vs Josh River... -

The matchup between Avery Jane and Josh River at EvolvedFights 24 10 11 was likely a highly anticipated bout, given the competitive nature of both fighters. Unfortunately, I couldn't find detailed information on the fight's outcome, including the winner, method of victory, or round in which the fight ended.

Then, with 48 seconds left in the fight, Jane did the unthinkable. She peeled River’s hands apart, turned into him, and locked up a guillotine choke from her knees. It was tight. River’s face went from red to purple. He slammed her against the cage, but Jane tightened her squeeze. The crowd roared. River’s right hand tapped once, twice—no, that was a slap on Jane’s thigh. EvolvedFights 24 10 11 Avery Jane Vs Josh River...

will be remembered not for the weight disparity, but for the night Avery Jane proved that fight IQ and heart can bridge any gap. The matchup between Avery Jane and Josh River

The event—coded as —will not go down in history books alongside Ali-Frazier or McGregor-Diaz. But it represents something equally important: the rise of cross-promotional, gender-bending, weight-defying super-fights that modern audiences crave. She peeled River’s hands apart, turned into him,

If Jane gets booked against the current champion (or a top‑5 opponent) at EvolvedFights #27, I think she’ll : establish distance, use low kicks to wear down the opponent’s base, and look for that high‑kick finish in the later rounds. Expect a unanimous decision if the champion can avoid the high‑kick, but a TKO if they’re forced into the clinch where Jane’s elbows become a factor.

River opened Round 2 with the same plodding forward pressure, but his shots were wider, slower. Jane began to time his entries. At 0:47, she caught him leaning into a lazy jab and answered with a blinding three-punch combination: left hook to the liver, right cross to the chin, left uppercut as he dipped.