UFC Paris Results

UFC lightweights Dan Hooker and Salahdine Parnasse side by side over a red and beige background

UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs Parnasse Results, Highlights, Post-Fight Interviews With The Main Card Winners And More, Live From Accor Arena On Saturday, September 5, 2026

By E. Spencer Kyte, On X: @SpencerKyte • Sep. 5, 2026

As is the custom when UFC ventures to Paris, the action at Accor Arena was wildly entertaining, with the main card building on a preliminary slate that featured a host of finishes and some solid results early in the night for the French contingent.

Stunning knockouts from Losene Keita and Axel Sola primed the audience before Salahdine Parnasse closed things out with style points, sending the partisan crowd into hysterics with a first-round stoppage win over Dan Hooker to close out the night.

If you missed any of the action, get caught up with our recaps below.

UFC Paris Main Card Results

More Coverage: Prelim Results | Scorecards

Main Event: Salahdine Parnasse defeats Dan Hooker by TKO, Round 1, 2:25

Welcome to the UFC, Salahdine Parnasse!

Salahdine Parnasse Stops Dan Hooker In Round 1 | UFC Paris

The French newcomer closed out the night in Paris in emphatic fashion, hurting Dan Hooker to the body and pouncing to pound out a first-round finish, instantly establishing himself as a threat in the UFC lightweight division.

MORE: Paranasse Backstage Interview

This was about as good of a performance as you could have asked for from the 28-year-old debutant, who has now won six straight, all by stoppage. The former KSW two-division champion showed why he was touted as one of the best in the world outside of the UFC ahead of this and has now solidified himself as one of the best in the Octagon as well.

Co-Main Event: Axel Sola defeats Farès Ziam by KO, Round 1, 1:40

Axel Sola continued his breakout campaign, knocking out Fares Ziam early in the first round of the all-France co-main event.

Axel Sola Scores Stunning First-Round KO Over Ziam | UFC Paris

The two men immediately moved into range and looked to get their timing down, trading feelers and occasionally sharper fare before Sola uncorked an overhand left that shut off Ziam’s lights in an instant. What’s crazy is that Ziam actually landed a swinging elbow of his own prior to Sola connecting, showing just over powerful the lightweight from Nice is and how strong a chin he possesses.

MORE: Sola Backstage Interview

What a brilliant finish for Sola, who collected a second win in Paris in as many starts and a second straight first-round finish after opening the year with a Fight of the Night performance opposite Mason Jones. The lightweight division has a new name to track after this one.

Michael Venom Page defeats Nursulton Ruziboev by Unanimous Decison (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Michael “Venom” Page and Nursulton Ruziboev went the distance in a low-output jousting match in the middleweight division where offerings were limited, connections even fewer, and determining the victor was left to the judges.

Michael "Venom" Page Post-Fight Interview | UFC Paris

Ruziboev took “MVP” down immediately and landed a smattering of small shots from top position before the British veteran worked to his feet and looked to land. The next two rounds were largely spent with the two men standing just outside of range, staring at one another, “MVP” trying to dart in and score while Ruziboev aimed to counter, though neither landed too much of real significance.

This one was left to the judges to sort out, and the three officials Octagonside were in lock step with how they saw things, awarding “MVP” the unanimous decision win. He’s now won four straight and each of his three middleweight appearances, but it’s difficult not to come away from a performance like this wanting more.

Daniil Donchenko defeats Punahele Soriano by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Daniil Donchenko continued his winning ways with a more mature, measured effort against Punahele Soriano in Paris.

Daniil Donchenko Post-Fight Interview | UFC Paris

The Ultimate Fighter winner hurt Soriano in the opening round and ramped up his output in pursuit of the finish, but the Hawaiian was able to steady himself and survive. Donchenko continued to land the better shots in the second before Soriano was able to grapple effectively and have more success in the third before the bout came to an end.

RELATED: Donchenko Speaks From The Octagon

When the tens and nines were added up, it was Donchenko that came out ahead, earning a clean sweep of the scorecards to extend his winning streak to eight with a third consecutive UFC win. The 25-year-old continues to climb the divisional ranks and called for a matchup with Daniel Rodriguez for a fight towards the end of the year.

Kurtis Campbell defeats Trevor Peek by Submisson, Rear Naked Choke, Round 3, 3:07

Kurtis Campbell turned in a tremendous effort in his sophomore appearance inside the Octagon, becoming the first to finish durable American Trevor Peek while securing his first UFC win.

Kurtis Campbell Post-Fight Interview | UFC Paris

From the outset, Campbell was the more effective of the two, hurting the returning Peek early in the first on the feet before shifting into grappling mode, battering him with elbows from mount in the first. Over the next two rounds, Campbell was able to close the distance, drag Peek to the canvas, and work to dominant positions, constantly chipping away with short shots before finally clamping onto the fight-ending submission.

WATCH: Campbell Sinks In The Choke

This was a brilliant return to form for “The Pink Panther” after faltering in his debut earlier this year. Campbell is an excellent grappler and quality prospect in the featherweight division, and this win gets him moving in the right direction with style points.

Losene Keita defeats Muhammad Naimov by KO, Round 1, 2:54

Losene Keita kicked off the main card in Paris in style, sparking Muhammad Naimov and walking it off to secure his first UFC win.

Losene Keita Knocks Out Naimov In Round 1 | UFC Paris

One of the first real shots Keita threw hurt Naimov and from there, the Belgian standout never allowed him back into the contest. He dropped Naimov with a jab midway through the round and then put him to sleep with a clean right hook before jumping over the fence and taking a seat in the front row, applauding his performance.

MORE: Keita Backstage Interview

After a close battle with Nathaniel Wood in his debut earlier this year, this was the kind of performance people expected from the former Oktagon MMA double champ, who called out Lerone Murphy in his bilingual post-fight interview with Michael Bisping. Just an outstanding performance all around from Keita!

UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs Parnasse took place live from Accor Arena in Paris, France on September 5, 2026. 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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