Prelim Results | UFC Mexico

That’s now eight straight wins and four straight finishes for the Brazilian middleweight, who has only lost once in nine career fights. Gandra forecasted a first-round finish earlier in the week and made good on his promise before declaring the division has a new problem to contend with going forward. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

She initiated the grappling and largely controlled Chiasson in the second, getting back to a controlling position after a quick standup from the referee before doing the same for the entirety of the third to salt away the win.

They’re rarely flashy, but six straight wins in the UFC is a major accomplishment and Perez deserves a ton of credit for her continued success. She has championship ambitions and it’s getting increasingly difficult to deny her an opportunity against the division’s established elite as she keeps posting wins and garnering attention with her personality and social media presence. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

Quiñonez earned a clean sweep of the scorecards to register his first victory since winning is UFC debut back in the fall of 2022. Set to turn 30 years old in late April, “Problema” remains a consistently entertaining fixture in the bantamweight division. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

Douglas Silva de Andrade cracked the Dana White’s Contender Series grad with an overhand right in the early going, but Reyes returned the favor with a left-right combo a couple minutes later. He did well to chase the Brazilian to the canvas and never allow him back into the fight, hammering away at every turn and collecting the finish with just a second remaining before the end of the round.

This was a good win for Reyes, who has now scored three straight stoppage wins and victories in 13 of his last 15 outings. Training with emerging coach Javier Torres, “Blair” should be a continuously entertaining addition the 145-pound weight class going forward if he debut effort is any indication. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

Kareckaité found more success in the second, though the action remained competitive, before Tarin got back to landing the more telling blows in the final frame. 

When the scores were collected and totaled, it was Tarin that came out ahead, earning the unanimous decision win in her short-notice debt. Now 8-0, the 21-year-old has a bright future inside the Octagon, and genuine star power in her home country. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

Silva seemed to land a spinning wheel kick to start the fight, but Marshall was unbothered, quickly looking to change levels and get the fight to the ground. After initially working for an arm-triangle choke, the American forced Silva to give up his back, where he quickly locked in the fight-ending choke.

Just a dominant effort for the Dana White’s Contender Series grad, who has continued to show improvements each time out since joining forces with the crew at American Top Team. The victory brings Marshall back to level inside the Octagon and pushes his record to 9-3 overall, putting him in a position for a quality opportunity next time out. | Main Card Results | Scorecards

Working behind a simple one-two, Pinas battered Wes Schultz on the feet, dropping him twice and hurting him multiple additional times in half a round of action. While Schultz recovered well after the initial knockdown, he was clearly overmatched and had no answers for the power of Pinas.

Just 23 years old and our years into his MMA journey, Pinas is a long-term prospect worth paying close attention to going forward. He trains with a great team at Nova Uniao, clearly has thunder in his hands, and is another new middleweight from Dana White’s Contender Series with tremendous upside to shine in the Octagon right out of the gates. | Main Card Results | Scorecards