LFA 210 – Christian Natividad vs Jose Sandoval – Full Fight Replay Available Today

On June 13, 2025, inside Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky, LFA 210 delivered a thrilling night of action, and the co-main event between Christian Natividad and Jose Sandoval stood out as a defining moment in the flyweight division. In a battle between two promising prospects, it was Natividad who rose to the occasion with a masterful display of technical striking and fight IQ that kept him unbeaten and increasingly hard to ignore on the national scene.

From the opening bell, Natividad, known for his precision and calm demeanor, imposed his rhythm with sharp, calculated movement. He used his jab to set the distance, frequently disrupting Sandoval’s entries and forcing him to hesitate. Whenever Sandoval attempted to press forward or initiate exchanges, Natividad punished him with crisp combinations and surgical counters, often finishing flurries with punishing leg kicks and body shots. His timing was impeccable, as he consistently beat Sandoval to the punch and slipped out of danger with disciplined footwork.

Sandoval, a tough and durable fighter with a boxing-heavy approach, showed undeniable grit and determination. He absorbed the damage, continued pressing forward, and looked for openings of his own. However, despite his heart and effort, he struggled to find a consistent answer to Natividad’s speed, angles, and clean shot selection. Natividad dropped Sandoval on multiple occasions, not with overwhelming power, but with perfectly timed strikes that underscored his growing reputation as one of LFA’s most technical flyweights.

As the rounds progressed, Natividad only grew more confident, mixing up his attacks, varying his levels, and never allowing Sandoval to settle into a rhythm. By the final bell, there was no doubt about the outcome. The judges all scored the bout 30–27 in favor of Natividad, awarding him a clear and well-earned unanimous decision victory.

With this win, Christian Natividad improved to 7–0 and firmly cemented himself as a serious contender for a UFC call-up, possibly through Dana White’s Contender Series. His poise, precision, and ability to control the tempo of a fight showcased maturity beyond his years. For Jose Sandoval, the loss drops his record to 7–4, but his toughness and refusal to quit earned him respect and likely another opportunity under the LFA banner.

This fight was more than just another win for Natividad—it was a statement. On a night filled with finishes and drama, his dominant performance stood out as a calculated, intelligent dismantling of a game opponent. If there were any doubts about his readiness for the next level, they were silenced in Louisville.