Prelim Results | UFC 319: Du Plessis vs Chimaev

One of two competitors to earn a contract Tuesday night on the first episode of Dana White’s Contender Series, the undefeated Russian lobbied to join his friend Khamzat Chimaev on Saturday’s card. Given the opportunity, Susurkaev had to endure a little first-round adversity against the game, natural welterweight Nolan before chopping him down with leg kicks early in the second. From there, he worked to the back, sunk in the hooks, and squeezed out the finish.

Now 10-0 as a professional, Susurkaev is unquestionably one to watch going forward in the middleweight division as he looks to make an immediate impact on the UFC roster. Don’t be surprised to see him back out there soon.

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The Polish middleweight fought with supreme confidence from the outset, marching down Meerschaert, looking to land with his hands. After tagging him throughout the frame, Oleksiejczuk landed a left that wobbled the Midwesterner and swarmed, dropping him soon after and pounding out the finish.

That’s now two camps with the Fighting Nerds and two first-round finishes for “Hussar,” who is still just 30 years old and has looked sharper than ever in 2025. Now 5-4 since moving to middleweight and 9-7 with one no contest in the UFC, the best may still be yet to come for Oleksiejczuk.

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The Mexican-Canadian was sharp out of the chute, showing improvements in her hands, getting the better of the striking exchanges initially and landing the cleaner blows at various points throughout the contest. Andrade had moments of her own in every frame, finding bursts of aggression where she was able to connect, warming into the contest and hurting Godinez in the third to make things interesting.

But when the scorecards were collected and tallied, Godinez came out ahead, earning 29-28 scores from all three judges. After consecutive setbacks last year, that’s consecutive wins in 2025 for the game, ranked strawweight, who should climb the ranks as a result of Saturday’s triumphant effort.

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The bout between the ascending lightweights was competitive right through to the finishing sequence, which began with Hernandez landing a piston-like right down the pipe just as the 10-second clacker sounded. As Hooper spun tor the ground, Hernandez pounced, driving home follow-ups that forced the stoppage.

Hernandez has now won four straight when competing at 155-pounds, with his setback each coming at featherweight. “The Great Ape” is putting things together and continuing to mature into the best version of himself inside the Octagon.

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Barbosa was the more effective fighter in the first, dictating the terms of engagement both standing and on the canvas. The second was closer, with Silva having positive moments early and threatening with a submission from her back before Barbosa closed out the round in top position once again. In the third, Silva pressed and found success, chasing a couple different submission attempts, only for Barbosa to reverse her way into the guard and close things out on top.

When the scorecards were collected and totalled it was Silva that came out ahead, earning a measure of revenge after losing to Barbosa in their first meeting. It’s a good bounce-back win for the Dana White’s Contender Series alum, who advanced to 5-1 inside the Octagon while collecting her first win since joining forces with the Fighting Nerds.

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The UFC alum was locked in from the jump, patiently working to get Idiris to the canvas in the first, where he eventually advanced to the back and finished the round with a rear-naked choke locked in. As the second began, he again took the fight to Idiris, ultimately getting him to the ground again, locking in a triangle choke and securing the tap.

The 30-year-old veteran went 1-2 in his first UFC stint, including a loss to future champ Deiveson Figueiredo. Now, he’s back in the UFC and The Ultimate Fighter.

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