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The Dana White’s Contender Series graduate closed the distance straight away, only to be reversed and taken to the ground by Nicoll, who landed solid ground-and-pound from back mount. But Aguilar created a scramble and worked to his feet, jumping on a guillotine choke as Nicoll changed levels, putting the newcomer to sleep.

That’s now three straight wins for Aguilar, who lost his debut to divisional standout Tatsuro Taira. He’s earned a pair of finishes over Australian opponents, and bounced Nicoll from the ranks for the unbeaten with this outstanding performance to kick off the show.

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Glenn dropped Song in the opening seconds of the fight, landing a sudden left hook, but from there, the striking exchanges were controlled by the Chinese veteran. Though he was forced to consistently shuck off clinch attempts, Song connected at a good clip, leaving Glenn lumped up and looking worse for wear.

All three judges scored the fight in favor of Song, who collected his sixth UFC victory in 10 appearances while handing Glenn a third consecutive loss. “The Assassin” remains a tough assignment for everyone looking to work through the middle of the welterweight ranks.

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Australian prospect Tom Nolan scored his second win of the year on Saturday after getting the better of American veteran Alex Reyes. The tall, rangy lightweight was the more effective and active of the two offensively for the majority of the contest, out-working Reyes across all three rounds to claim the decision win.

After dropping his promotional debut on the opening card of the year, the 24-year-old Nolan has now earned consecutive victories to advance to 8-1 overall and continue working forward in the talent-rich 155-pound ranks.

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The Dana White’s Contender Series alum made his first start in just under a year after suffering an arm injury last time out and looked strong, collecting a third-round finish over Herbert Burns. After Jenkins wrapped the second by putting it on Burns, an early barrage in the final frame left “The Blaze” unable to get up when the Australian called him back to his feet.

This was easily the best performance of Jenkins’ brief UFC tenure. He looked sharp from the start, played to his strengths, and collected his third win in four trips into the Octagon, much to the delight of the partisan crowd in Perth.

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Entering on a two-fight skid, the ranked flyweight dictated the terms of engagement the whole way through, keeping Santos on the back foot and eating a solid diet of strikes while fending off takedown attempts with relative ease. Though Santos refused to wilt, O’Neill was simply far too active and effective, leaning on her experience to get things moving in the right direction again.

O’Neill won all three rounds in the eyes of all three judges, collecting her first victory since her UFC 271 win over Roxanne Modafferi to garner her fifth UFC win and move to 10-2 overall.

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Tafa came out swinging for the fences and clocked Walker with a couple good shots, but the Brazilian took them well and immediately pursued the takedown. On the canvas, “The Clean Monster” was in full control, keeping Tafa’s shoulders pinned to the mat before chasing a heel hook in the final seconds of the round.

While Tafa didn’t tap or specifically say, “Tap!” there was an audible shout from the Australian, prompting the referee to step in and stop the fight.

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