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The veteran lightweights traded blows throughout the first 10 minutes of the fight, hitting each other with everything but the kitchen sink. Early in the third, Dober landed an inadvertent low blow that paused the action and cost him a point, but also prompted him to step on the gas once the fight restarted. He pressed Prepolec straight away, taking the fight to the recovering Canadian, and took the judges out of the equation.

Just a wildly entertaining fight and a tremendous finish for Dober, who snapped a three-fight slide with his first victory in a touch over two years. Prepolec deserves props for his gutsy effort, but the evening belonged to Dober in the end.

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When Gibson led with a naked low kick, the Mongolian veteran countered with a rocket-launched right hand down the pipe that put the American on the deck. He chased Gibson to the canvas and quickly pounded out the finish, sending a jolt of electricity through the Rogers Arena crowd.

The 32-year-old was on the card the last time the UFC came to town in June 2023, suffering a 64-second knockout loss to Aiemann Zahabi. Not only did Aoriqileng exorcise those demons, but he also halted a two-fight run without a win by collecting his second stoppage victory from four wins inside the Octagon.

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The rankings mainstay was a step ahead of Park at every turn, stinging the South Korean on the feet early in the fight because working to mix in his grappling. Each time it seemed like Park may push back, Silva stemmed the tide. Two minutes into the third, a scramble ensued along the fence, where Silva attacked the neck without worrying about hooks, locking in a deep choke and securing the tap.

Silva had dropped consecutive contests to Joshua Van and Manel Kape heading into this one but steadied himself in the talent-rich flyweight ranks with an outstanding effort here. The 35-year-old remains a skilled and experienced presence in the lower third of the Top 15, and a tough assignment for anyone looking to gain traction at his expense.

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The former welterweight Barlow had a speed advantage early and clearly landed the better shots in the first half of the fight, stinging Santos and feeling close to a finish a in the second. But the Brazilian got his footing and returned fire as Barlow tired, resulting in a close middle stanza before Santos turned a slip into an opportunity to control his foe on the ground and in the clinch for the majority of the final round.

The judges were called upon to render a verdict for the first time all evening, and when the scorecards were collected and tallied, it was Santos that came out on the happy side of the verdict. After dropping his promotional debut at UFC 313, Santos becomes the latest member of the Dana Whtie’s Contender Series Class of ’24 to garner a victory inside the Octagon.

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Oliveira, who was fighting for the first time in two years, came out sharp to start, finding her range early and keeping Luciano at bay for much of the first round. But as the fight progressed, “Rondinha” began to take over, landing the better shots throughout the second before mixing in more of her grappling in the third, finding her way to the back in a scramble and lacing up the rear-naked choke.

This was an excellent performance for the 25-year-old from Minas Gerais, who moved to 2-1 in the UFC and 7-2-1 overall with the victory. After dropping a split decision to game American Sam Hughes last time out, Luciano couldn’t have asked for a better way to get herself back in the win column.

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The former Glory Kickboxing standout cut the streaking Russian with pointed elbows as Bekoev hunted for takedowns and top position along the fence in the first. From there, the towering Dutch striker continued to punish Bekoev as he tried to close the distance, piling up the punishment early in the third to force the stoppage.

Just an outstanding showing from “The Baby Faced Assassin,” who has now won four straight since his loss to Marco Tulio on Season 6 of Dana White’s Contender Series. His size and striking prowess instantly makes him an interesting addition to the fluid middleweight ranks heading into 2026.

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The debuting Canadian took a little time to get settled inside the Octagon, with the opening five minutes feeling like a coin-flip in terms of scoring. But as the fight progressed, the Alberta resident started opening up, stinging Lisboa repeatedly in the back half of the second before controlling things from top position for much of the third, continuing to chip away until finally breaking down Lisboa and securing the finish.

This was a very good first effort for the UFC newcomer, who showed her grit and relentlessness in navigating a competitive first round before turning up the intensity and chasing down the stoppage. Now 7-2 for her career and still sporting a 100-percent finishing rate, the 34-year-old is an immediate person of interest in the 135-pound weight class.

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