Main Card Results | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

UFC welterweights Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown standing side-by-side on a pink background

Get Live Results, Watch Post-Fight Interviews With The Main Card Winners And More From UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown, Live From UFC APEX In Las Vegas, Nevada On November 8, 2025

By E. Spencer Kyte, On X: @SpencerKyte • Nov. 9, 2025

Following a collection of competitive bouts to wrap up the prelims, business picked up on the main card, as all five bouts ended inside the distance, capped by Gabriel Bonfim collecting a second-round knockout win over Randy Brown in the main event. Find out how everything played out with our recaps below.

UFC FIGHT NIGHT: BONFIM vs BROWN takes place Saturday, November 8 in Las Vegas and will be available on ESPN+ (English and Spanish). The prelims start at 4pm ET/1pm PT, followed by the main card at 7pm ET/4pm PT. Main event scheduled for five rounds. All other bouts scheduled for three rounds.

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(This page will be updated live throughout the event with official results, recaps and exclusive post-fight interviews.)

Main Event: Gabriel Bonfim defeated Randy Brown by KO (knee) at 1:40 of Round 2

Gabriel Bonfim closed out Saturday’s fight card with a second-round stoppage win over Randy Brown, though some where not happy about the stoppage.

The Brazilian DWCS graduate spent the opening round targeting Brown’s lead leg, slowing the 10-year veteran with a steady diet of heavy legs kicks. Early in the second, Bonfim lefted his knee to meet Brown’s head as “Rudeboy” dipped to avoid another strike, sending him crashing backwards to the canvas, prompting referee Mark Smith to rush in and halt the action.

Gabriel Bonfim Post-Fight Interview | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

That’s now four straight overall for “Marretinha,” and three victories this year. He dominated the action throughout these six-minutes and change, showing he’s ready for a step up in competition next year, calling for a clash with former interim champion Colby Covington in his post-fight interview with Paul Felder.

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Joseph Morales defeated Matt Schnell by submission (guillotine choke) at 2:54 of Round 1

Three months after punching his ticket back to the UFC, Joseph Morales made his case for a place in the Top 15 with a first-round submission win over Matt Schnell.

Surprisingly it was the veteran from Louisiana that initiated the grappling entanglement, giving Morales the opportunity to sweep and land in top position. From there, the recent TUF winner worked from attacking a kimura to landing in a crucifix before switching off and attacking the signature Team Alpha MMA guillotine choke, locking it up tight and drawing out the tap.

Joseph Morales Post-Fight Interview | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

That’s now five straight for “Bopo,” who choked out Alibi Idiris at UFC 319 to earn a second chance to compete in the Octagon. He looked outstanding on Saturday night and should get an opportunity to face a ranked opponent to open his 2026 campaign following another finish.

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Uros Medic defeated Muslim Salikhov by TKO (strikes) 1:03 of Round 1

Uros Medic blew through Muslim Salikhov midway through Saturday’s main card to establish himself as a genuine person of interest going forward in the welterweight division.

“The Doctor” took the fight to the 41-year-old veteran right away, hurting him with a heavy kick seconds onto the fight. Clearly the quicker of the two, Medic continued to come forward and attacked, dropping Salikhov with a left hand down the pipe before another as he covered up on the canvas halted the action.

Uroš Medić Post-Fight Interview | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

An all-action fighter with a 100-percent finishing rate, the 32-year-old Serbian has earned consecutive rapid finishes and victories in three of his last four. Now 4-2 since transitioning to welterweight, he’s certainly one to watch in 2026.

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Chris Padilla defeated Ismael Bonfim by TKO (strikes) at 4:30 of Round 2

Chris Padilla patiently weathered the initial attacks of Ismael Bonfim, waiting for the Brazilian to fatigue before he upped is output and secured the second-round finish.

Bonfim, who missed weight on Friday by a considerable amount, came out pressing the action, throwing and landing more in the opening round, though nothing of serious consequence found a home. In the second, Padilla began to turn up his offense as the Bonfim faded, eventually hurting him with elbows along the fence before left hands wrapped things up.

Chris Padilla Post-Fight Interview | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

“Taco” is now 4-0 in the UFC with three stoppage victories and having won seven consecutive bouts overall. The 30-year-old California native is clearly one of the dark horses of the division, and should garner another step up in competition following another excellent performance here.

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Christian Leroy Duncan defeated Marco Tulio by KO (strikes) at 3:20 of Round 2

Christian Leroy Duncan made a statement on Saturday night to kick off the main card, knocking out Marco Tulio in the second round.

The former Cage Warriors standout opened up Tulio early in the contest with the same spinning back elbow that felled Eryk Anders earlier in the year.

In the back half of the second round, the Gloucester man clocked his Brazilian counterpart with a spinning back fist that put him on shaky legs, opening the door for “CLD” to drive home a right hand that sat Tulio down before a couple of follow-up shots sent him to the Shadow Realm.

Christian Leroy Duncan Post-Fight Interview | UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown

That’s now consecutive stoppage wins for the British middleweight, who has truly started to settle into life in the Octagon and competing at this level. Duncan has won three straight and five of his last six to put himself on the doorstep of the Top 15 in the middleweight ranks heading into 2026.

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UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs Brown took place live from UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 8, 2025. See the final Prelim & Main Card Results, Official Scorecards and Who Won Bonuses - and relive the action on UFC FIGHT PASS!

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