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After a pair of competitive, close rounds to open the fight, Ige connected with a left hand that shook Woodson’s equilibrium. The Hawaiian veteran took his time to find the right shots, eventually forcing the stoppage with a series of unanswered blows to the side of the head.

The win halts a two-fight slide for the 33-year-old Ige and ends Woodson’s seven-fight unbeaten streak. This is another example of why Ige is such a vital part of the featherweight ecosystem, and remains a standout talent in the lower third of the divisional ranks.

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In all three rounds, Jandiroba was able to pressure Yan back to the fence, change levels, and put her on the deck, dominating the interactions once the two were on the canvas. The Brazilian constantly chased submissions and positional advances, threatening with an armbar a couple different times, giving Yan few opportunities to get into her offense and have success.

Jandiroba is now, without question, the No. 1 contender in the 115-pound weight class, having earned back-to-back wins over former title challengers, and posted five straight wins over ranked opponents. We’ll see what’s next for champion Zhang Weili, but “Carcara” has put herself in a position to be the one standing opposite the Chinese superstar whenever she returns to defend her title.

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While Miller came out of the corner sharp, Hooper weathered the early storm and then went on the offensive, dominating the grappling entanglements against the tenured black belt. Over the final two rounds, the 25-year-old Washington state resident was constantly a step ahead, dictating the terms of engagement and cruising to another stellar result.

After alternating wins and losses through his first six UFC appearances at featherweight, “The Dream” has now garnered five straight wins since shifting to the 155-pound weight class. It’s taken some time, but the DWCS grad has developed into a menace, and is someone to keep close tabs on going forward in the second half of the year.

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Erosa was dialled in from the jump, hurting Elkins with his opening jab before rocking him with an upkick that “The Damage” never recovered from. For the next several minutes, Erosa picked Elkins apart, hurting him multiple times and leaving him face down on the canvas before the fight was ultimately halted.

With the win, Erosa moves to 31-11 overall and matches his longest UFC winning streak to date, collecting his third consecutive stoppage win. He’s making steady progress up the divisional ranks, and should earn another step up in competition next time out given his recent run of quality form.

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Oleksiejczuk stalked the DWCS grad from the outset, picking his spots and slinging hands, making Dumas uncomfortable the entire time. After knocking the American off balance and sending him to the canvas, Oleksiejczuk swarmed and unloaded, forcing referee Marc Goddard to step in and wave off the action.

While Dumas complained about the stoppage, this was a quality finish for the Polish veteran, who recognized the opportunity to collect the finish and made sure to seal the deal. The 30-year-old has been consistently entertaining throughout his UFC run, and should remain a formidable talent in the middle of the 185-pound ranks.

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“The Tibetan Eagle” was the more effective striker throughout, landing from range and frustrating Raposo throughout. In the moments where he got taken down, Sumudaerji was able to get up quickly and avoid taking any real damage, often landing the only strikes in the clinch exchanges after he worked back to his feet.

The judges were called upon for the first time in the evening, with two of the three seeing it in favor of the veteran flyweight. It’s a must-needed win for the 29-year-old Sumudaerji, who moved to 4-4 in the UFC and 17-7 overall with the victory.

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The pair delivered one of the most entertaining first five minutes of the year on Saturday, with Tulio clearly getting the better of things and hurting Gore a couple times, while the TUF alum had some positive moments of his own. In the second, Tulio continued to unload and vary his targets, connecting at a tremendous clip, with power, initiating the finishing sequence with a thunderous head kick that he was never able to truly recover from.

After blowing through Ihor Potieria in his debut, “Matuto” delivered a statement win here, showing the diversity of his striking game and an ability to throw and land with power without slowing down. Just an outstanding performance from the recent Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) grad, who looks like someone to keep close tabs on in the middleweight division.

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A decorated kickboxer, Cornolle brought the fight to the ground in the first, hunting for an armbar, only to end up stuck on bottom for the majority of the round, struggling to create space and get back to her feet. In the second, she closed the distance quickly and ended up taking the back when Cowan was unable to rotate Cornolle fully with an uchi-mata, resulting in the French striker securing the position and collecting the choke.

That’s now three wins in four UFC starts for Cornolle, whose only loss came last fall against Jacqueline Cavalcanti. This was a strong effort, but one marred by Cornolle missing weight, the second time she’s done so thus far in the UFC.

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