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After the two patiently pawed at one another to begin the contest, Mullins eventually hit a trip from a body lock position and worked her way to mount, reaching the dominant position in the closing seconds of the opening round. She marched out at the start of the second, put Syguła on the canvas with ease, and once again advanced to mount, securing the finish with a series of unanswered blows.

The only knock on Mullins here is that she missed weight by a pound on Friday, otherwise, this was a sharp effort that showed her class on the ground. Now 2-1 inside the Octagon, “No Mess” is one to continue to track going forward in the 135-pound weight class.

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Competing for the first time in two years, Gore hit the same high-elbow guillotine to finish Antonio Trocoli in the opening round on Saturday that he used to put Josh Fremd to sleep last time out.

The former Ultimate Fighter finalist clearly has a good feel for that finish and a gnarly squeeze. Gore profiled as an explosive athlete with tons of room to develop coming off Season 29 of the long-running reality TV series, and it will be interesting to see how he continues to progress if he’s able to stay healthy and active.

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While the veteran Stamann started well, maintaining range and landing combinations, Blackshear found the mark with a flying knee along the fence that shook Stamann, and from there, the standout grappler really went to work. After attacking a mounted guillotine choke, Blackshear transitioned from a face crank to the rear-naked choke after Stamann gave up his back, securing the tap in the final minute of the round.

Blackshear has struggled to find consistent success inside the Octagon, but his skills on the canvas are not to be underrated. This win snapped a two-fight skid and pushed his record to 3-3-1 in the UFC, with each of those victories coming inside the distance.

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Charles Radtke didn’t take long to back Matthew Semelsberger to the fence and find a home for his punishing left hand, wobbling “Semi the Jedi” with the first one, then sending him to a knee with the second, and finishing the contest with a string of follow-up blows.

This was a devastating performance for Radtke, who has earned first-round finishes in each of his last two UFC victories, and moved to 10-4 overall with the quick, impressive finish.

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Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos got Zach Scroggin thinking about low kicks, and then attacked with the hands, dropping his short-notice foe with a right hand to the temple. From there, the Brazilian veteran unloaded a torrent of blows that prompted referee Chris Tognoni to step in and stop the fight.

This was a needed return to the win column for the 37-year-old divisional mainstay, and his first finish since submitting Curtis Millender all the way back in March 2019. “Capoeira” is now 11-4-1 inside the Octagon and 25-8-1 overall in his career after making quick work of Scroggin on Saturday.

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The Brazilian leaned on her edges in the speed and physicality departments, forcing Kowalkiewicz back to the fence where she landed knees and short punches while also getting the better of the exchanges in space. Each had moments where they looked to maintain the run of finishes throughout the remainder of the prelims in the final minute of the fight, but it was for naught.

Called upon for the first time today, all three judges scored the bout in favor of Gomes, who picked up her second win of the year and fourth victory in her last five fights. Still just 24 years old, Gomes continues to show improvements each time out and remains one to watch in the 115-pound weight class heading into 2025.

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