UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs Almeida Results

The Brazilian newcomer showcased her sharp, precision striking in picking off Clark whenever the two engaged on the feet. When the Australian looked to grapple, Lisboa defended well, displaying good balance and defensive mechanics before getting back into her offensive attack. Even off her back in the third, Lisboa was active and effective, cutting Clark with an elbow and hunting for an armbar to keep her from building momentum.

As they scrambled in getting back to their feet, Lisboa defended a shot and quickly got under the neck, collecting the stoppage in the final minute of the bout to punctuate a tremendous maiden voyage into the UFC Octagon. | Official Scorecards

Gabe Green came charging across the cage, looking to take the fight to Bryan Battle, and the Charlotte resident welcomed the chaos, cracking Green with a big right hook as the two traded blows that ended the fight in an instant.

The crowd erupted, Battle celebrated, including a Ric Flair strut and “Wooo!” That only got the crowd more hyped. Emotional in his post-fight interview with Daniel Cormier, Battle relished the moment as he got back into the win column and picked up his fourth UFC victory in five starts. | Official Scorecards

In the third, Stamann found a home for highly impactful shots, putting Silva on skates with a couple bombs before chasing him to the canvas. The American was unable to hunt down a finish and the bout ended with both men looking to land right to the final horn.

The judges were once again called upon to determine a winner and all three had it the same way, with Silva coming away with the unanimous decision win. | Official Scorecards

Williams doggedly pursued the takedown in the first, finally putting Sherman on the canvas midway through the frame before doing well from top position. The remainder of the fight was spent on the feet, as Sherman defended the takedown attempts well. Neither man was able to land anything too telling, with Sherman attacking Williams’ leg and the UFC sophomore doing well to work behind his jab.

After three rounds, we went to the judges' scorecards, and all three judges saw it in Williams’ favor, who picked up his second straight victory since joining the UFC roster. | Official Scorecards

Much of the opening round was spent in the clinch, with McGee on his grind. But late in the frame, as the two looked to trade, Brown found McGee’s chin with a right hand that spun the former Ultimate Fighter winner to the canvas and ended the fight instantaneously.

This was a dynamic, walk-off win for the veteran welterweight, who gets back in the win column following a split decision loss at home last March. For McGee, it’s two straight knockout losses, raising questions of where his career goes from here. | Official Scorecards

The veteran welterweights spent the first round and early portion of the second trading on the feet, with nearly man garnering a clear advantage. But when Means ducked under off a missed spin attempt by Morono, the Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt quickly locked up his preferred choke, squeezing out the tap.

Morono earns a rebound win after suffering a third-round stoppage loss to Santiago Ponzinibbio at the end of last year, and has now won five of his last six inside the Octagon. Terrific showing for “The Great White” to kick off the main card. | Official Scorecards

“Black Jag” was patient in the early going of his clash with Ihor Potieria, getting a read on his range and speed, figuring out how to land his biggest weapons. Once he got Potieria’s timing down, Ulberg clipped him with a check left hook that took the Ukrainian light heavyweight off his feet. The follow-up blows came quickly and effectively and the fight was halted.

That’s now four straight victories and three consecutive first-round triumphs for Ulberg, who continues to impress as he keeps garnering more and more experience and exposure to MMA. | Official Scorecards

The 25-year-old Irishman took the fight to Rodriguez from the outset, dictating the range and pace, using his length and clean fundamentals from the jump. After banging home a couple good right kicks early, Machado Garry went upstairs with the next one and put Rodriguez on skates. From there, it was academic, as the rising star smashed out the finish.

“The Future” is now 5-0 in the UFC with three finishes, and 12-0 overall. He has every tool you want in an emerging talent and should find himself with a number next to his name after this one. | Official Scorecards

Walker connected with a good right hand in the first as Smith looked to close the distance, hurting the former title challenger and forcing him to scramble for a takedown. They stayed at range, pecking at one another for the whole of the second, Walker’s low kicks landing while Smith found a few right hands.

Walker’s persistence paid dividends in the third, as the consistent focus on the low kick and steady pressure caused Smith to wilt. While he couldn’t get “Lionheart” out of there, Walker salted away his third straight win and positioned himself for another step up in competition next time out in the process. | Official Scorecards

The Brazilian took Jairzinho Rozenstruik down less than a minute into their main event matchup, patiently working to control the big man’s body before climbing into mount and presenting him with a dilemma: catch these hands or give me your back and neck?

Rozenstruik gave up his back and Almeida laced up the choke, collecting his fifth straight stoppage win since arriving in the UFC and serving notice that he’s officially a contender in the heavyweight division. | Official Scorecards