UFC Fight Night 208 play-by-play and live results (noon ET)

UFC Fight Night 208 play-by-play and alive results

LONDON – MMA Junkie is on scene and reporting live from Sabbatum'south UFC Fight Night 208 event, and you tin join the states for live play-past-play and official results beginning at noon ET (ix a.one thousand. PT).

UFC Fight Night 208 takes place at The O2 in London. The card streams on ESPN+.

In the chief effect, Curtis Blaydes (xvi-three MMA, xi-3 UFC) takes on Tom Aspinall (12-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC) at heavyweight. In the co-characteristic, brusque-discover replacement Chris Curtis (29-8 MMA, 3-0 UFC) meets Jack Hermansson (22-7 MMA, 9-5 UFC) at middleweight.

Plus, British fan favorites and rising stars Paddy Pimblett (18-3 MMA, 2-0 UFC) and Molly McCann (12-4 MMA, five-iii UFC) return against Jordan Leavitt (ten-1 MMA, 3-one UFC) and Hannah Goldy (6-2 MMA, 1-2 UFC), respectively.

Follow along with our round-by-round updates and official results beginning at approximately apex ET for the prelims on ESPN+ and 3 p.m. ET for the main carte on ESPN+.

To discuss the prove, exist sure to check out our UFC Fight Night 208 word thread. You tin can likewise go behind-the-scenes coverage and other event notes from on-site reporters Farah Hannoun (@Farah_Hannoun) and Abbey Subhan (@kammakaze) on Twitter.

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Nicolas Dalby vs. Claudio Silva

Round 1 – And they impact gloves and UFC Fight Night 208 is officially under mean solar day. Silva immediately shoots for a takedown and pins Dalby confronting the cage. He pulls Dalby away from the cage while locked upward to a unmarried leg takedown. After a expert 30 seconds, Silva gets his takedown and immediately moves to mount. No footing-and-pound here. Silva just working to become a submission, looking to split Dalby'southward arm. Two minutes left. Dalby bumps and recovers half-guard. Dalby nevertheless unable to get back to his feet, only he's avoiding getting submitted by the Brazilian. And Silva controls the action all the way to the terminal bong. Easy 10-9 round for Silva on MMA Junkie'southward scorecard.

Round 2 – Dalby comes out firing and connects with a difficult leg kick that buckles Silva. And almost immediately after, Dalby gets takedown. Now Silva gets Dalby'southward back and locks up a torso triangle. He's got a rear-naked choke, simply information technology'southward across Dalby'southward face. Dalby gets out and reverses the position. He'due south at present on top, inside Silva'southward baby-sit. Three minutes left. Dalby working some slight basis-and-pound. And Silva gets up, only gets hitting with some hard shots. Dalby with some skilful combinations on the break only gets tied up against the cage. They're back on the feel. Silva looks exhausted and Dalby is putting on the pressure level, as he'southward punishing him with strikes in the clinch. One infinitesimal left. Silva is getting battered by Dalby'south combinations. The Brazilian looks to takedown Dalby, but he'due south unsuccessful. The bell band and saves Silva from an ugly scene. That'south a 10-9 for Dalby.

Round iii – Silva comes out looking a fleck more fresh, but it's articulate Dalby is in a better state of affairs physically. Silva pulls baby-sit nigh immediately into the third. He's looking to necktie upwardly Dalby's artillery, but he'south eating elbows in the process. Dalby continuing the basis-and-pound on Silva, but at a slow footstep. With two minutes left, Dalby gets dorsum to his feet and calls Silva to get up. The referee stands up the bout. Dalby getting his manner hither with the striking. And Silva gets a takedown! Dalby looking more active locks up an omoplata. Silva is defending well, merely still getting threatened. Silva gets out and gets side control. Dalby gets up in the last five 2nd and the bell rings. MMA Junkie scores the round 10-ix, Dalby. Overall, 29-28, Dalby.

Result: Nicolas Dalby def. Claudio Silva via unanimous conclusion (29-28, 29-28, 29-27)
Photos: Nicolas Dalby def. Claudio Silva via unanimous determination (29-28, 29-28, 29-27)
Records: Nicolas Dalby (20-4-1 MMA, 4-3-1 UFC), Claudio Silva (14-4 MMA, v-3 UFC)
Division: Welterweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Lukasz Bosaki
Judging: Ben Cartlidge, David Lethaby 29-28; Anders Ohlsson 29-27 (R2 – x-eight Dalby)

Mandy Bohm vs. Victoria Leonardo

Round i – The fight is on. Leonardo presses Bohm against the cage and the oversupply starts booing. About a infinitesimal in the assure battle against the cage, Bohm reverses the position and does the pressing against the cage. Leonardo battles back and at present presses Bohm. Halfway through, they break away and the fight resumes n the feet. Bohm having some success with the kicks, connecting to the body and head. Some other good kick past Bohm. Leonardo gets a brief takedown, just Bohm gets back on her anxiety just to get pressed against the muzzle. Both fighters stay in the same position until the bong rings. Close circular, only Leonardo gets the 10-9 nod on MMA Junkie's scorecard.

Round 2 – Once again, Leonardo closes the distance and presses Bohm against the cage. She's clearly the more physically strong fighter. Not a ton going on in the clinch. Halfway through the circular and Bohm breaks costless. Leonardo with a solid combination. Leonardo closes the distance again and presses Bohm confronting the cage. A infinitesimal left and the fight gets reset on the feet. Good jab by Leonardo. And Bohm appeared to connect difficult on the body before getting pressed once again. The bong rings. MMA Junkie gives that round a 10-9 to Leonardo.

Round iii – Bohm coming out with some hard leg kicking. Leonardo immediately closes the distance and presses Bohm against the cage afterwards getting tagged with the leg kicks. While getting pressed against the cage, Bohm attempts a guillotine, but it's unsuccessful. And Leonardo gets reversed, and the fight resumes back in the middle of the muzzle. Very fiddling action from both fighters, the pace of the fight has dropped dramatically. Bohm getting the meliorate of these exchanges. And again, they're back against the cage with Leonardo doing the pressing. Takedown for Leonardo. The 10-second bong rings. And the fight is over. MMA Junkie scored that round ten-ix Leonardo. Overall, thirty-27 Leonardo.

Result: Victoria Leonardo def. Mandy Bohm via unanimous determination (thirty-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Photos: Victoria Leonardo def. Mandy Bohm via unanimous decision (30-27, thirty-27, 30-27)
Records: Victoria Leonardo (ix-4 MMA, 1-2 UFC), Mandy Bohm (vii-2 MMA, 0-2 UFC)
Division: Women's flyweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Dan Movahedi
Judging: Vito Paolillo, Clemens Werner, Cezary Wojciechowski 30-27

Jai Herbert vs. Kyle Nelson

Round ane – Both fighters sizing each other up. Nelson gets things started with three consecutive kicks that connect clean on the mid-section of Herbert. Nelson doing the pressing here. Another good leg kick by Nelson. Herbert goes for a kick of his own, but gets caught and pressed confronting the cage. Three minutes left. Nelson looking for the takedown against the muzzle, simply Herbert is defending well. Two minutes left and Nelson still looking for a takedown. And Herbert reserves the position and now does the pressing. Proficient elbow by Herbert from the clinch. Very petty action going on. Forty second left and Nelson break off from the clinch. Solid dogie kicking past Nelson. The bell rings. That'south a 10-9 Nelson.

Round 2 – Herbert a lot more than mobile in the second, bouncing a lot more and using more than movement. Good jab by Herbert. Nelson making skillful work with his leg kicks. They're conspicuously hurting Herbert. Nelson closes the distance and pins Herbert against the muzzle. Non long aftert, Nelson become reversed and Herbert does the pressing. Herbert far more active with shots while pressing. Nelson looks to be slowing downward a bit, while Herbert's looks to be coming on. Nelson looks for a takedown to close out the circular, only fails. The round ends with Nelson pressing Herbert confronting the cage. Very close round, but it felt like Herbert did about of the damage. 10-9 Herbert on MMA Junkie's bill of fare.

Round 3 – Nelson goes for a takedown early on, but Herbert defends and manages to gear up Nelson off residual and land on top. Big moment here in the fight. Herbert working from half guard, landing some ground-and-pound. It's nothing major, but plenty to avoid getting a stand up. We're half manner through the round. Nelson just getting out worked here on the ground. Sure's he's not getting battered, simply he's beingness completely controlled and unable to get dorsum to his feet. A minute left. Nelson puts his dorsum to the cage and gets on his anxiety. He reverses the position on Herbert and at present finds himself pressing Herbert against the muzzle. Nelson holds the position until the concluding bong. That'southward a clear x-ix for Herbert. MMA Junkie scores the fight 29-28, Herbert.

Result: Jai Herbert def. Kyle Nelson via unanimous conclusion (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Photos: Jai Herbert def. Kyle Nelson via unanimous determination (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Records: Jai Herbert (12-4 MMA, 2-3 UFC), Kyle Nelson (xiii-5 MMA, ane-iv UFC)
Division: Lightweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Herb Dean
Judging: Ben Cartlidge, Anders Ohlsson, Daryl Bribe 29-28.

Charles Johnson vs. Muhammad Mokaev

Round one – Well, it's Muhammad Mokaev time. Easily the biggest prospect in the UFC's flyweight division. He'due south got a good test hither with Charles Johnson. And no touch of gloves! Mokaev immediately pressing Johnson hither and pushing the step. Mokaev with a good left hook And Mokaev shoots for a takedown on Johnson and gets it. Very explosive. Johnson support, merely then gets slammed to the sail. Johnson showing resilience here as he gets back up. Mokaev has him tied up, and they're fighting for the takedown against the fence. Two minutes left. Mokaev relentless on his takedown assail, but unable to bring down Johnson. Mokaev briefly gets a takedown, but Johnson back up against the cage. This struggle continues until the bong. 10-9 Mokaev on MMA Junkie's scorecard.

Round 2 – Johnson not backing upwards at the commencement of this circular. He's pressuring Mokaev. Mokaev closes the distance and shoots for a takedown. He's unable to go it, and they're back to where they were in Round 1. The struggle and clinch battle continues. With two minutes left, Mokaev gets a takedown, this time putting Johnson's dorsum on the canvas for the kickoff fourth dimension in the fight. They scramble a few times, only Mokaev yet comes out on top. Not much damage from Mokaev, merely he maintains top control until the end of the round. Another 10-9 round in the books for Mokaev on MMA Junkie's scorecard.

Circular three – Johnson comes out pressing and throwing kicks. He knows he'southward downwards on the scorecards. But it doesn't take long for Mokaev to close the distance and takedown Johnson past the fence. Not much activeness, just the battle of Johnson trying to get back upward and Mokaev trying to proceed him down. Johnson works his way back to the feet, where he'southward pinned by Mokaev. Two minutes left. The boxing for takedown continues. Johnson doing a swell job at defending, but is unable to do more than just survive. Mokaev controls the action once once more until the final bell. Dominant, simply not a very heady showing by Mokaev. MMA Junkie gives another round to Mokaev, overall scoring the fight 30-27.

Result: Muhammad Mokaev def. Charles Johnson via unanimous decision (30-27, xxx-27, xxx-27)
Photos: Muhammad Mokaev def. Charles Johnson via unanimous conclusion (thirty-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Records: Muhammad Mokaev (7-0 MMA, 2-0 UFC), Charles Johnson (eleven-3 MMA, 0-1 UFC)
Division: Flyweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Marc Goddard
Judging: Daryl Ransom, Clemens Werner, David Lethaby 30-27.

Makwan Amirkhani vs. Jonathan Pearce

Circular 1 – And we're off to a wild start. Amirkhani shoots for a takedown as expected. As he fights to get a single leg takedown, he takes like 20 short elbows to the temple that split him open. Amirkhani eventually gets the takedown and starts looking for submissions. Amirkhani goes for a guillotine asphyxiate, only afterwards transitions to a D'arce. Pearce escapes with two minutes left in the round. Amirkhani, again, constantly looking to initiate the grappling. Pearce does a good job at defending and too delivering damage in the process. The round ends with Pearce on top later a failed takedown from Amirkhani. MMA Junkie scored the round 10-nine for Pearce.

Round 2 – Pearce seems to be having plenty of success grappling Amirkhani. He is the i now that initiates the grappling in the second and takes down Amirkhani. From half guard, Pearce is dropping serious footing-and-pound on Amirkhani. Amirkhani gets back on his feet against the cage and Pearce once more goes for the takedown and brings him back down to the mat. Two minutes left. Pearce is battering Amirkhani with ground-and-pound from the top. Amirkhani looks to exist fading. The referee is watching the action closely, as Amirkhani is barely fighting to improve his position. And sure enough, the referee has seen enough and waives the fight off. Pearce logs the first stoppage for UFC Fight Night 208.

Result: Jonathan Pearce def. Makwan Amirkhani via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:10
Recap: Jonathan Pearce batters Makwan Amirkhani for second-circular TKO
Photos: Jonathan Pearce def. Makwan Amirkhani via TKO (punches) – Circular 2, 4:x
Records: Jonathan Pearce (13-4 MMA, iv-i UFC), Makwan Amirkhani (17-8 MMA, vii-half-dozen UFC)
Segmentation: Featherweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Dan Movahedi

Charles Rosa vs. Nathaniel Wood

Round 1 – And the fight is underway. This promises to exist a lot of fun on newspaper. Woods doing the walking downwards here connects with a couple of good shots. Nosotros're very early into the round and the leg kicks are stating to add up already for Wood. Rosa staying busy as well, simply missing a lot of the shots. Wood on the other hand, tin can't miss with the correct hook. Woods looking fantastic here. He's putting on a striking clinic. Oh, and there'southward a low accident from Rosa's part. The fight briefly comes to a halt and then continues. One and half minutes left. Another hard leg kicks by Wood. Rosa gets a takedown here with xxx seconds remaining. Immediately, Rosa locks up a bravo choke Information technology's tight. Wood's face is turning purple. Wood gets out and Rosa sneaks one elbow before the bell rings. Fun round, simply that'southward a clear 10-9 for Wood.

Round 2 – Big right hand for Wood to get things started here. Rosa is now bleeding from his left bone cheek. Wood connecting often here on a tough Rosa. A good left hook by Rosa connects make clean. Forest keeps sneaking in leg kicks in his combinations, and Rosa'south mobility is compromised. Rosa dropped by a leg kick. Expert left hook past Rosa, which helps him counter some of Wood's kicks. One minute left. Wood still getting the better of the exchanges. Respect to Rosa because he'south still looking to find a way to win in this fight, but Wood is clearly a step alee. Another ten-nine for Woods.

Round iii – Human, Wood is just punishing Rosa here with leg kicks. He keeps getting dropped every time he takes a leg kick. Rosa trying his luck with a spinning elbow, merely nothing. Forest still doing almost of the attacking, only he seems to be slowing down. His attacks are coming less often and with less ability. Some other chopping leg kick. Rosa's stability is extremely compromised. 2 minutes left. Rosa attempts a depression single, only fails. Admirable performance by Rosa, who fought till the very end, merely it was mainly a one way traffic for Wood. You can add another round to the bag for Forest. MMA Junkie scores the fight xxx-27 for Wood.

Result: Nathaniel Wood def. Charles Rosa via unanimous conclusion (thirty-26, 30-26, 30-27)
Photos: Nathaniel Wood def. Charles Rosa via unanimous decision (30-26, xxx-26, 30-27)
Records: Nathaniel Wood (18-5 MMA, 5-2 UFC), Charles Rosa (14-8 MMA, five-8 UFC)
Division: Featherweight
Circulate: ESPN+
Referee: Lukasz Bosaki
Judging: Daryl Ransom, David Lethaby xxx-26. Clemens Werner 30-27.

Marc Diakiese vs. Damir Hadzovic

Circular 1 – Diakiese muscles his mode to a takedown in the first 30 seconds of the fight. He immediately moves to half guard, merely Hadzovic pulls him back to guard. Almost two minutes of top control and very piffling, if any, ground-and-pound from Diakiese. Ok, Diakiese is at present start to open up upwardly a niggling and land some shots from inside Hadzovic's guard. Diakiese maintains control and does enough to avoid a stand upwardly until the stop of the round. Extremely ascendant round past Diakiese. Like shooting fish in a barrel, 10-ix.

Circular 2 – Hadzovic gets i leg kick in before getting pressed against the cage and and then getting taken down with ease. Diakiese just far stronger and ameliorate wrestler than Hadzovic. Not many potent attempts from Hadzovic to go back to his feet or even create a scramble. Diakiese in complete control as he passes from guard to one-half guard. Diakiese very dominant in control, but no harm coming from his way. Two minutes left. Welp, one minute left and Diakiese all the same in command, only unable to generate whatever offense. Puzzled why Heb Dean is not standing upwardly the fight. And a clash of caput on the ground that causes a cut on Hadzovic talks the fight. The doctor steps in to requite it a look and says it'due south good to go. The fight resumes on the feet. Diakiese closes the distance, shoots for a takedown and this time fails. Both Hadzovic and Diakiese commutation shots in the last xv seconds and Diakiese manages to connect well, just nothing that wobbled Hadzovic. Some other 10-9 for Diakiese.

Circular 3 – And again, Hadzovic gets takedown 30 second into the final round. Two minutes get by with non much happening but Diakiese controlling Hadzovic while mainly existence in his guard. The fight remains the same: Diakiese on top with some light ground-and-pound and Hadzovic unable to get up. Diakiese become back on their feet and trade in the last 10 seconds, but zip major lands. The last bong goes off, putting an catastrophe to a very anti-climatic fight. No question hither Diakiese gets a 30-27 nod on MMA Junkie'south scorecard.

Effect: Marc Diakiese def. Damir Hadzovic via unanimous conclusion (30-26, xxx-26, thirty-27)
Photos: Marc Diakiese def. Damir Hadzovic via unanimous decision (thirty-26, thirty-26, 30-27)
Records: Marc Diakiese (16-5 MMA, vii-5 UFC), Damir Hadzovic (14-7 MMA, 4-5 UFC)
Division: Lightweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Herb Dean
Judging: Anders Ohlsson xxx-27. Vito Paolillo, Cezary Wojciechowski thirty-26.

Stonemason Jones vs. Ludovit Klein

Round i – A lot of fainting and reading each other'due south timing and distance. Jones with a skilful jab that snaps Klein's head back. Jones pressing Klein with his striking and dictating the step. Practiced right hand past Jones. He's starting to mix upwards the clinch and muddy boxing on Klein. Two minutes left. Klein doing a adept task at countering with the left hook. Oh! And overnice head boot attempt by Klein. Jones continuing to force per unit area and landing some shots of his own. Very tough round to score. Both fighters had their moments, merely Jones takes the ten-ix here on MMA Junkie'due south books.

Round two – These boys are going at it immediately. And a serial of left and right hooks wobble and driblet Jones. Klein immediately jumps on top. He's decision-making the activity, but little criminal offense from him. Jones looking to sweep but unable too. He attempts an armbar, but Klein slips out with ease. Jones gets back to his feet but is tied up by Klein against the cage. At present Jones reverses the position is he who presses Klein against the cage. They break off with a minute remaining in the circular. Jones connects with a solid articulatio genus to the head from the assure. He and so attempts a judo throw, but fails. Jones marching down Klein here to end the circular. Bully recovery by Jones, but Klein did clearly the most impairment. That'southward a ten-9 for Klein.

Round 3 – Jones determined to press the action here. He tries to pin Klein against the cage, and in the process he goes for a flying triangle. The assail was unsuccessful and Jones ends up on lesser. Klein looks to pass the guard, merely Jones remains very agile and keeps recovering any small advancements that Klein has. Ii minutes left. Jones is simply surviving, and his attacks off his back are far less frequent. Jones gets back to his feet. Klein briefly takes his back while standing, but so gives up the position. The fight resumes on the feet with 30 seconds remaining. Both fighters are exhausted. Thy exchange combinations, but nix lands flush. Some other 10-9 circular in the bag for Klein.

Outcome: Ludovit Klein def. Mason Jones via unanimous conclusion (30-27, thirty-27, 30-27)
Photos: Ludovit Klein def. Mason Jones via unanimous decision (xxx-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Records: Ludovit Klein (19-4 MMA, iii-2 UFC), Mason Jones (11-two MMA, 1-two UFC)
Segmentation: Lightweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Marc Goddard
Judging: Ben Cartlidge, Daryl Ransom, Clemens Werne 30-27.

Paul Craig vs. Volkan Oezdemir

Circular i – And we're off to the main card. Intense fight here between Craig and Oezdemir. The Scottish fighter comes out to immediately submit Oezdemir. He looks to tie him upwardly at all costs, and Oezdemir is on the run. After a close heel hook effort from pulling guard, Oezdemir gets out and back to his feet. And again, Craig closes the altitude, ties up Oezdemir, and pulls guard. Craig is constantly looking to set something up, while Oezdemir defends and lands some ground-and-pound here and there. Oezdemir finds his fashion back to his feet. Craig is haemorrhage from the right side of his forehead. Oezdemir cautiously pressures Craig on the anxiety. Every fourth dimension he loads up, Craig drops to his back. The fight ends with Craig connecting with a head kick, followed by a combination. Interesting round, merely Oezdemir takes that with more damage. x-nine.

Round two – The aforementioned dynamic here, but Craig is starting to allow go of his hands a lot more. He connects and briefly stuns Oezdemir with a directly right hand. Non long after, Craig pulls guard, but is unsuccessful with whatsoever submissions and the fight resumes back on the feet. Craig is constantly shooting for a takedown, not getting it, and pulling guard. So far, Oezdemir has stayed out of problem while landing ground-and-pound on his mode back to the anxiety. Two minutes left. Oezdemir is starting to find the shin more ofttimes and so far has managed to stay out of trouble despite going to the ground with Craig. The round ends with Oezdemir on top landing basis-and-pound. Another ten-ix for Oezdemir.

Round 3 – Final round. Looks like Craig is going to need a finish here. Things are non looking good for Craig, Oezdemir connects and wobbles the submission artist on the feet. Craig falls back to his guard and Oezdemir sneaks in some heavy shots before getting back to his anxiety. Craig is constantly trying to pull guard, but the tactic seems less and less effective as the minutes become back. Half style through the circular. Craig is beginning to march forward. Oezdemir remains cautions, but he is getting the amend of the exchanges. In the final minute, Craig is connecting a bit more than he used, just nothing seems to hurt Oezdemir. The final bell rings to close out a very interesting fight stylistically speaking. MMA Junkie scored the bout 30-27 for Oezdemir.

Result: Volkan Oezdemir def. Paul Craig via unanimous determination (thirty-27, 30-27, 30-27)
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Photos: Volkan Oezdemir def. Paul Craig via unanimous decision (30-27, thirty-27, 30-27)
Records: Volkan Oezdemir (18-half-dozen MMA, six-5 UFC), Paul Craig (16-5-1 MMA, 8-5-1 UFC)
Division: Light heavyweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Lukasz Bosaki
Judging: David Lethaby, Vito Paolillo, Cezary Wojciechowski 30-27.

Hannah Goldy vs. Molly McCann

Round one – As expected, the entire loonshit was burst in chants for "Meatball" Molly McCann. No impact of gloves between the two and the fight is on. Subsequently a few exchanges, Goldy closes the altitude on McCann and pins her against the cage. She'south tried to get the takedown, merely McCann defended well. McCann breaks away, and the fight resumes with two minutes remaining. McCann is conspicuously getting the meliorate of Goldy hither, and Goldy'southward face is starting to show. McCann catches a kick and counters back with a large right hand that drops Goldy. She lets Goldy back on her feet and begins an all out set on, as she smells blood. In savage style, McCann connects with a spinning elbow and follows up with a serial of hooks that send Goldy crumbling to the canvas. What a performance by McCann and what a scene in London!

Result: Molly McCann def. Hannah Goldy via TKO (elbow, punches) – Circular 1, 3:52
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Photos: Molly McCann def. Hannah Goldy via TKO (elbow, punches) – Round 1, 3:52
Records: Molly McCann (13-4 MMA, 6-3 UFC), Hannah Goldy (6-three MMA, 1-3 UFC)
Division: Women's flyweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
Referee: Herb Dean

Alexander Gustafsson vs. Nikita Krylov

Round 1 – Nosotros motility on to Alexander Gustafsson's return to the octagon. Let'due south come across what the former UFC title challenger can exercise at this stage of his career. They loftier five and the fight is on. Gustafsson gets immediately dropped by a left hand. He's wobbly and in problem. Krylov is relentless in his attacks and keeps attacking Gustafsson. And Gustafsson gets dropped over again. He'southward out. A few shots extra from Krylov and the referee stops the fight.

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Records: Alexander Gustafsson (18-7 MMA, x-7 UFC), Nikita Krylov (27-9 MMA, viii-7 UFC)
Sectionalization: Light heavyweight
Circulate: ESPN+
Referee: Marc Goddard
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Jordan Leavitt vs. Paddy Pimblett

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Records: Jordan Leavitt (10-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC), Paddy Pimblett (18-three MMA, 2-0 UFC)
Division: Lightweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
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Chris Curtis vs. Jack Hermansson

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Records: Chris Curtis (29-8 MMA, 3-0 UFC), Jack Hermansson (22-seven MMA, 9-5 UFC)
Division: Middleweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
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Curtis Blaydes vs. Tom Aspinall

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Records: Curtis Blaydes (16-3 MMA, 11-3 UFC), Tom Aspinall (12-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC)
Division: Heavyweight
Broadcast: ESPN+
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