Razak Al-Hassan has his sights set on making it back to a major organization. And following his latest conquest at Victory Fighting Championships 32 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, the Roufusport fighter is well on his way.

In now his third straight victory since his release from the UFC, Al-Hassan has made it evident that he wants back in the big time. He earned a second round submission over Demtrius Richards on Saturday night to improve his professional record to 10-2.

In what would ultimately become a grappling chess match, Richards began the contest by securing a quick single-leg takedown. But a limited ground attack saw “Razor” reverse the position into a rear-naked-choke. Richards ultimately worked his way back onto top as the round came to a close, creating an extremely tough round to score.

After a missed takedown by Richards, and a decent leg kick by Al-Hassan, the second frame saw Richards miss on a sweep that would ultimately determine his fate. The Milwaukee transplant found his way into a mount of Richards, and eventually transition into a rear-naked-choke that caused the Nebraskan to tap with his legs.

With the submission, Al-Hassan has rattled off three victories in a row and has clearly thrown himself back onto the national organizations’ radar.  Check back to USCombatSports.com tomorrow for an update as to where and when Al-Hassan will fight next.

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