Austin Springer (6-2) and current Tri-City MMA featherweight champion stood in the way for Andreas first title, the FCFF Super Fight Title, this weekend at Rumbe at the Roseland. Like most people expected, Austin tried to avoid the striking skills of “The Swede” by immedietly trying to take the fight to the ground. He managed to take Andreas down several times and land some decent ground and pound but Andreas was constantly defending and even had a good triangle attempt from bottom. The second round started the same as the first one but with one big difference. Austin was tired, Andreas was just getting warm. After successfully defending a takedown early in the second round, Austin had no strength to defend the following throw of Andreas Correa, who ended up on top in cross side. There Andreas moved quickly to secure Austin’s arm who couldn’t defend. As tired as he was, Austin still refused to tap. The pain finally got too overwelming and the referee had to stop the fight due to verbal tapout. Andreas now moves up to a 6-2 record with five consecutive wins!

Andreas faced off against undefeated Eugene fighter Jeff Gutierrez (2-0) this weekend at Capital City Cage Fights in Salem. Andreas controlled the fight and was close in finishing the fight several times but Jeff showed some great heart and just didn’t quit. After three rounds of action Andreas got the unanimous decision and now moves up to a 5-2 record.

Andreas defeated tough hometown fighter Seth Dawson after a three rounds of action at Rise FC in Eugene, OR on September 13th. Both fighters had confidence in their stand up ability which resulted in a three round war that went the distance. Andreas is now on a three fight win streak and is of course very happy with his performance.

Andreas defeated UIMA fighter and former FCFF featherweight champion Jess Moore via TKO this weekend at the Rumble at the Roseland 38 event in Portland, Oregon. Jess Moore stepped into the cage with a 5-1 record with his only loss being to the current champion Eddie Dahlén and has never been stopped during his fight career. Andreas showed why he deserves to be recognized as a top contender in the featherweight division after completely dominating and finally finishing the former champion in the third round.

This weekend, Andreas won the Sport Submission Grappling Tournament in Portland, Oregon. Andreas is a stand up fighter from the beginning so the win came as a surprise. He won the final by submission (RNC) and thanks all his coaches for the win. Andreas is very happy that all his hard work is paying off, and he is looking forward to becoming an even more well-rounded fighter in the future.

Andreas defeated Team Chaos fighter Josh DeHarrara via submission this weekend at the Rumble at the Roseland 29 event in Portland, Oregon. After keeping the fight standing up in the first round, Andreas decided to take it to the ground where he eventually got the submission after some ground and pound action.