UFC Fight Night: Holm vs Bueno Silva Results

Scores were 30-25, 30-25 and 30-26 for Perez, now 8-2. Evans-Smith, fighting for the first time since 2020, falls to 6-6.

Perez used a hard combination upstairs to set up a takedown in the opening minute of the fight, and a series of strikes followed. Evans-Smith made it upright briefly, but was grounded again, with Perez giving her no room to breathe. There was more of the same in the second and third rounds, with Evans-Smith having no answers for the Argentina native’s wrestling attack. | Official Scorecards

Scores were 30-26, 30-27 and 29-28 for Munoz, now 7-2. Deaton falls to 17-7 with 2 NC.

The lightweights were throwing hammers from the start, with Munoz cracking Deaton with an elbow that drew blood in the second minute of the first round. Deaton avoided Munoz’s attempts to get the fight to the mat and landed some hard shots of his own, keeping the fight level.

The action remained close and on the feet in the second, Deaton holding a slight edge with his activity, but early in the third, Munoz opened things up by dropping his opponent and following up with a series of hard strikes. A bloodied Deaton weathered the initial attack, but Munoz kept the pressure on and was able to stifle the Michigan native’s offense until the final horn.| Official Scorecards

Keeping it standing for much of the bout, Maksum and Nam put on an impressive tactical display for 15 minutes, with each man having their moments, but the more substantial moments were delivered by Kazakhstan’s Maksum, who improves to 17-0 as a pro. The veteran Nam falls to 21-14-1. | Official Scorecards

Elder got another quick knockdown to start the second stanza, but a beautiful right hand from Valdez just before the two-minute mark evened the score, hurting and dropping the Florida product. An inadvertent eye poke by Elder brought a momentary halt to the action, but when the fight continues, the pair each had success with power shots in a back-and-forth frame.

In the third, Elder began to pull away, but Valdez never stopped throwing, giving the fans plenty of compelling exchanges over the final five minutes. | Official Scorecards

Costa set a fast pace to start and he was landing with practically everything he threw, clearly hurting Lingo with body kicks. Lingo gamely kept moving forward, but Costa was undeterred from his attack, which saw him land over 50 significant strikes.

The ultra-tough Lingo stayed in the fight over the next two rounds but was unable to stop the assault of the Brazilian, who kept busy en route to a lopsided decision win. | Official Scorecards

Dudakova improves to 7-0 with the win. Nunes falls to 6-5 with 1 NC. | Official Scorecards

After a first round in which he was largely controlled in the grappling exchanges, Baghdasaryan got off to a better start in the second thanks to a stiff left hand that wobbled Lutz for a spell. A low shot by Baghdasaryan brought a brief halt to the fight, and when it resumed, the Armenian prospect continued to land, his fast hands and feet forcing Lutz to look for another takedown, which he got in the final minute.

An eye poke by Baghdasaryan forced another halt to the action as round three commenced, and while Lutz subsequently had plenty of control time against the fence, “The Gun” was the one doing the scoring when he had space to fire off his strikes.

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Sadykhov (9-1) turned everything around in the second, and after the fight went to the mat, he took the dominant position and sunk in a rear naked choke that forced McKinney to tap out at the 1:07 mark. | Official Scorecards

Dumont rocked Chandler in the opening minute of the fight, and the Californian turned and run across the Octagon to get her bearings back. After a brief clinch, Chandler had cleared her head and fired off a combination to let Dumont know that she was still there. With under two minutes to go, the fight went to the mat, Dumont in control from the top until the horn.

Chandler aggressively stalked Dumont in the second, only to get tagged by crisp counters from Dumont, who then made her pay with another takedown, with the subsequent ground control putting another round in the Brazilian’s bank.

Chandler got a brief takedown of her own to start the third round and then did some good work at close range. Dumont responded with a thudding takedown, and while Chandler tried to find a submission from her back, she wasn’t able to pull off the comeback. | Official Scorecards

The pace was high in the first round, with both fighters showing the wear of battle on their face by the end of the frame. And while Duraev landed the more telling blows, a late guillotine attempt by Park nearly ended the fight in the closing seconds.

Duraev tried to implement his grappling game in the second, but Park wasn’t having it, and once the two were standing, it was clear that “The Iron Turtle” was wearing his foe down. A knockdown followed from the South Korean, who tried to lock in the rear naked choke, and in the final minute, he got it, forcing a tap out at 4:45 of round two.

Park moves to 17-5 with the win. Duraev falls to 16-5. | Official Scorecards

Prado moves to 12-1. Azaitar falls to 13-2. | Official Scorecards

Hafez rushed to the middle of the Octagon and took Della Maddalena down. The Aussie took his time and got back to his feet, but Hafez stayed locked on before the two broke with a little over three minutes remaining. A heated exchange followed before another Hafez takedown. After rising, there were more exchanges and more takedown attempts from the newcomer, who logged an impressive first round.

Hafez continued to push a fast pace in the second round, and he held his own on the feet when Della Maddalena turned back his takedown attempts. Yet as the round progressed, Hafez began to tire, and Della Maddalena fired off body shots to make things worse for the Philadelphia native. When the fight went back to the mat, Hafez regained control and may have stolen the round.

Two minutes into the final round, Della Maddalena wobbled Hafez briefly, and the Aussie tried to pick his shots and get his opponent out of there, but the newcomer hung tough and tried to get a takedown. With under two minutes left, the fight returned to the canvas, Della Maddalena in complete control for a spell before Hafez got into the top position. With 40 seconds left, the two rose and Hafez shot for another takedown, the two tumbling to the mat in the closing seconds. | Official Scorecards

Early in round two, Bueno Silva was still throwing heat, but this time, when Holm clinched, the Brazilian locked in a tight guillotine choke, forcing a tap out at :38 of the second stanza.

With the win, the No.10-ranked Bueno Silva improves to 11-2-1. The No.3-ranked Holm falls to 15-7. | Official Scorecards