Peruvian Neck Tie "Submission of the Night" In Cage Fight

Frank "The Bully" Aiello (Below), Husband and Father of 3, Record found here: https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/80344-francis-aiello

Frank "The Bully" Aiello IBJJF Certified Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt and Kukkiwon Certified 2nd Degree Black Belt Taekwondo , retired Amateur MMA fighter and Active Jiu Jitsu and Submission Grappling competitor with tons of awards as seen below:

Was given the name "The Bully" by Harry Brofsky, close friend and owner of Tristate MMA/BJJ. Harry gave Aiello this name after watching him compete in the 149 pound division where he just seemed to be so much bigger and stronger than the other competitors although he did not cut much weight. Aiello is a talented and hard working fighter who never lived up to his full MMA potential, simply due to life. Aiello at the start of his MMA career had no intention to go professional but had aspirations to fight for an armature title, an aspiration that did present its self in March 2016. Aiello finished all opponents he faced with his wicked Jiu Jitsu up until then, this made it difficult for the match maker to find him an opponent. After Aiello had lost several opponents, by chance they were able to match him up with another fighter with 5 days notice this opponent was slightly bigger, it was to be a catch weight title match for the PA Cage Fight 155 pound Belt with, unknowns to him he would be facing a slick south paw. Aiello accepted knowing this was his last change to fight due to his career taking off. When the fight happened, Frank fought hard and pressed the action against the, larger, faster, fitter and more experienced, south paw, that was 10 years his jr. Although Aiello was the aggressor chasing the younger fighter, he lost to what many call a bad decision. Aiello's actual career on the other hand was was going well, but it took him from working in NY/NJ/PA as a Field Service Engineer to the Northeast Field Service Supervisor, now handling the entire northeast, constantly traveling in this area for his career (With occasional trips outside his area). Aiello knew that his change in position his MMA Career was now over, no time to train the way he needed to in order to compete with young men all trying to make fighting their career. Aiello still managed to compete in Pro Submission grappling and Jiu Jitsu competitions.
In the video below, Aiello (Not yet named "The Bully"), is competing in his first MMA match against a 155 pound fighter with a an incredible wrestling pedigree. Aiello opens the match up with a leg kick and is immediately put onto his back, with no Jiu Jitsu experience (though he trained at an MMA gym which did teach submission wrestling), was not able to sweep or submit his opponent from the bottom and spent the majority of the round underneath his opponent.
In the Second Round Aiello's corner (some of his buddies that trained with him), told him lower your stance and throw punches only. Aiello took the advice and within seconds dropped his opponent with a 3, 2, 3 combo.

Aiello now on top of his opponents turtle, threw a few punches to his opponents kidneys before jumping a Peruvian Neck Tie that put his opponent to sleep in seconds, earning him Submission of the Night Honors in his very first match.

The interesting this about this technique for those of you who do not know, it is a high level Jiu Jitsu technique. Frank learned this move only a week before his match at a seminar he attended while on vacation to Disney with his family during one of the rainy days. Please enjoy the fight below.

##Aiello with the Fight Promoter and 2 Ring Card Girls after his win being interviewed below:

Currently Aiello has been taking a break from training after taking a Jiu Jitsu Gold in August, between work, part time school, Charity work for (St. Jude), Crypto Trading and now Blogging, Aiello needed a break. How do I know all of these personal things about Aiello, well if you haven't put it together yet, I am him, that is how I know so many great fighters who are willing to let me use their videos! I have tried to convince them all to create their own Steemit Accounts to make money but people still think Crypto is a scam.
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