UFC 276 live stream results and play-by-play updates: Reigning Middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya, will defend his 185-pound belt against former heavyweight bruiser Jared Cannonier TONIGHT (Sat., July 2, 2022) inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The victor moves on to defend the division strap against the winner of Sean Strickland vs. Alex Pereira, who are set to collide in a Middleweight title eliminator on tonight’s pay-per-view (PPV) main card. In UFC 276’s co-main event, current Featherweight titleholder, Alex Volkanovski, will look to distance himself from ex-division kingpin, Max Holloway, in their third (and perhaps final) five-round fight. In addition, UFC fan favorites Sean O’Malley, Robbie Lawler, and Donald Cerrone are all scheduled to compete this weekend in “Sin City.”
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BLOCKBUSTER WELTERWEIGHT REMATCH! Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returns to Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sat., Aug. 20, 2022, for the first time in more than five years, headlined by a blockbuster Welterweight championship bout that will seeKamaru Usmanrun it back with No. 2-ranked contender,Leon Edwards. In UFC 278’s pay-per-view (PPV) co-main event, No. 4-seeded Middleweight contender,PauloCosta, aims to spoil the return of former 185-pound champion,LukeRockhold. And last but not least, former Featherweight champion and all-time great, Jose Aldo, returns to Bantamweight action, too!
MMAmania.com will deliver LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the entire UFC 276 fight card below, starting with the early ESPN+ “Prelims” matches online, which are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. ET, then the remaining undercard balance on ABC/ESPN+ at 8 p.m. ET, before the PPV main card start time at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+ PPV.
Keep in mind that we will also be the spot for the latest news, recaps, and post-fight analysis following “Adesanya vs. Cannonier.” Without further delay, see below for the latest UFC 276 results. (Note: This will go from the bottom up; therefore, scroll toward the bottom for the latest detailed round-by-round action.)
UFC 276 QUICK RESULTS:
Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier — Adesanya def. Cannonier by unanimous decision (49-46 x2, 50-45)
Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway — Volkanovski def. Holloway by unanimous decision (50-45 x3) — HIGHLIGHTS
Sean Strickland vs. Alex Pereira — Pereira def. Strickland by KO (punches) at 2:36 of Round One
Robbie Lawler vs. Bryan Barberena — Barberena def. Lawler by TKO (punches) at 4:47 of Round Two
Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O’Malley — No decision (eye poke) at 3:09 of Round Two
Brad Riddell vs. Jalin Turner — Turner def. Riddell by submission (guillotine choke) at 0:45 of Round One — HIGHLIGHTS
Donald Cerrone vs. Jim Miller — Miller def. Cerrone by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:32 of Round Two — HIGHLIGHTS
Ian Garry vs. Gabe Green — Garry def. Green by unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
Brad Tavares vs. Dricus Du Plessis — Du Plessis def. Tavares by unanimous decision (29-28 x3)
Uriah Hall vs. Andre Muniz — Muniz def. Hall by unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
Jessica Eye vs. Maycee Barber — Barber def. Eye by unanimous decision (29-28 x2, 30-27)
Jessica Rose-Clark vs. Julija Stoliarenko — Stoliarenko def. Clark by submission (armbar) at 0:42 of Round One — HIGHLIGHTS
UFC 276 LIVE PLAY-BY-PLAY:
185 lbs.: UFC Middleweight champion Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier
Round 1: Low kicks from Adesanya as he keeps his distance. One minute in. Low kick exchange. Cannonier tries a snap kick. Adesanya straight left and low kick. Two minutes in. Sparring session so far. Adesanya tries low kicks and body kicks. Still picking at each other’s legs. Two minutes to go.
Adesanya looks for a counter combo, lands low kicks. One minute to go. Cannonier tries body shots, lands his own leg kicks. He ducks a head kick. Adesanya comes back with a combo and low kick. Dull so far. Adesanya 1-2. 10-9 Adesanya.
Round 2: Adesanya goes from head kick to body kick, Cannonier tries to answer. Low kick exchange. Not exactly riveting stuff. One minute in. Low kicks by Adesanya, then a clean straight left. He tries an elbow, warned for a low blow. Looking for combinations off the back foot. Two minutes in. Cannonier pushing forward but falling short with everything so far. There’s a calf kick from him. Adesanya sneaks in a right to the body, lands a 1-2 behind it and eats a counter right. Two minutes to go.
Adesanya continuing to potshot at a distance. Body shot. Elbow falls short, two-piece does not. Cannonier complains of an eye poke. He slips on a body kick after resuming. Both fire low kicks. Adesanya tries a combination. 1-2 before the bell. 10-9 Adesanya.
Round 3: Adesanya tossing out kicks. Two-piece and low kick by Cannonier. Low kick from the champ. Cannonier shoots, denied, eats a jab a minute in. The story so far is Adesanya peppering him while Cannonier struggles with the distance. Two minutes in. Cannonier shoots, lands a hard right hand in the clinch and puts him on the fence. Solid punches before they separate. Long straight left by Adesanya in return. Two minutes to go.
Cannonier whiffs on a spinning back fist, lands a lead right. Looking a bit more aggressive. He punches into the clinch and puts him on the fence. One minute to go. Cannonier lands short shots and avoids a late head kick. 10-9 Cannonier.
Round 4: Counter right lands for Adesanya, who rolls with a heavy cross in return. Stiff jab. Front kick, calf kick, straight left. One minute in. We’re back to the original script. Both attack the body, two-piece by Adesanya. Solid combo before Cannonier shoves him away. Cannonier whiffs badly on a power shot and eats a calf kick for his trouble. Two minutes in. Cannonier ties up and puts him on the fence. Adesanya separates and lands another calf kick. 1-2 with two minutes to go.
Cannonier lands a leg kick, misses with a combo. He punches his way into the clinch. One minute to go. Dirty boxing from Cannonier. They separate. 10-9 Adesanya.
Round 5: Fifth verse, same as the first four. Adesanya continuing to do well with combos at a distance, denies an attempt to clinch. One minute in. Both land low kicks. Short right from Cannonier. Two minutes in. More potshots from Adesanya. Sneaky elbow. Cannonier takes him to the fence. Two minutes to go.
Final result: Adesanya def. Cannonier by unanimous decision
145 lbs.: UFC Featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway
Round 1: Holloway on the advance, tossing out kicks. One minute in. Keeping Volkanovski at a distance. Both try head kicks, Volkanovski falls short with a 1-2. There’s a 3-2 from him that Holloway answers with a jab two minutes in. More kicks from Holloway. They trade in the center, both landing to the body. Overhand right gets Holloway’s attention. 3-2. Two minutes to go.
Holloway tries a head kick. Quick jab by Volkanovski and some clean rights on the exit. Exchanging in the center. One minute to go. Counter hook from Volkanovski answers a low kick. Both land two-pieces and tie up. Knee from Holloway before they separate. Holloway tries to answer a jab with a long combo, lands a hard elbow and 1-2 inside. Low kick exchange. Holloway tries a spinning elbow at the bell. 10-9 Volkanovski.
Round 2: Heavy overhand right from Volkanovski kicks off a nice combo. Low kick from Holloway. One minute in. Jabs landing for Volkanovski, then another overhand right as they trade. Holloway advancing, eats a jab and lands his own. Volkanovski puts him on the fence. Two minutes in. Heavy elbow and they trade on the break. Nice exchanges, huge overhand from Volkanovski that Holloway again eats without issue. Long jab lands for Holloway. Two minutes to go.
Volkanovski backs him off with a combo. Holloway tries head kicks. Low kick exchange. Holloway lands a double jab, eats a 1-2, comes back with a heavy left. One minute to go. Head kick attempt, long 1-2. Well-timed inside low kick by Volkanovski, who weathers a right cross and avoids a flying knee. They trade in the center. Holloway tries a spinning back kick. 10-9 Volkanovski.
Round 3: Max has a gnarly cut through his left eyebrow. We’ll see how that develops.
Holloway continuing to pressure but his volume is nowhere to be seen. There’s a solid counter right from him and a head kick attempt. Long exchange. Quick lefts from Volkanovski a minute in. Low kick exchange and they trade heat on the fence. Both land jabs. Volkanovski firing his jab as he circles. Clean right hands land for him, then an uppercut and left hook two minutes in. Another overhand as they trade. Holloway answers a low kick with a jab. Big four-piece by Volkanovski; he’s retaken the momentum after Holloway started the round strong. He ties up on the fence. Two minutes to go.
Jockeying for position. Holloway trying to sneak in knees. Volkanovski tries a spinning elbow on the break. Quick jab. Overhand right. 2-1, jab through the guard. Holloway runs in with a body kick with a minute to go. Flying knee lands to the body. Volkanovski lands heavy artillery on the break. Now Volkanovski’s cut between the eyes. One last trade before the bell. 10-9 Volkanovski.
Round 4: Volkanovski backs him to the fence, looks to unload, ties up. Body lock. Separation. Holloway follows a body kick with a solid right cross. Volkanovski left hook a minute in. Holloway comes back with a body kick. Spinning back kick. More snap kicks downstairs, clean jab inside two minutes in. Volkanovski low kick to jab. 3-2 as Holloway continues to look for body kicks. They tie up and separate with two minutes to go.
Both rip the body. Volkanovski throwing heat, eats a spinning back kick downstairs. 2-3 on the exit. Clean lead uppercut. One minute to go. Good right from Holloway, eats one in return as they exchange. Spinning back kick again. Right cross met by a Volkanovski jab. More spinning attempts by Holloway. 10-9 Holloway.
Round 5: Low kicks from Holloway as he continues to advance. He shoots, denied. Volkanovski reverses and separates. Low kick a minute in, body kicks behind it. Jabs landing for him. Solid calf kicks. Holloway sneaks in a body shot as they trade but it’s Volkanovski’s jab owning the standup two minutes in. Volkanovski denies a takedown and puts him on the fence. They trade on the break. Low kick exchange. Two minutes to go.
Volkanovski in cruise control and an increasingly bloodied Holloway isn’t forcing the issue. Counter right lands for Volkanovski, then another clean jab. Big combination from the champ. Another calf kick with a minute to go. More clean jabs and combinations. They trade near the fence. Volkanovski firing combinations. 10-9 Volkanovski. Impeccable performance.
Final result: Volkanovski def. Holloway by unanimous decision
185 lbs.: Sean Strickland vs. Alex Pereira
Round 1: Pereira tossing out body kicks as Strickland marches after him. Quick jabs. Strickland looking to jab with him. One minute in. Pereira doing well off the back foot, peppering with jabs and quick kicks. Body kick and jabs from Strickland. Two minutes in. Clean 1-2 lands for Pereira. Good movement and he detonates that legendary left hook of his right on Strickland’s chin. Strickland pops back up, only to get leveled by a right cross behind it. He’s out on impact, and while he wakes up after hitting the ground, this one’s over.
Final result: Pereira def. Strickland by KO (punches)
170 lbs.: Robbie Lawler vs. Bryan Barberena
Round 1: Barberena opens with low kicks. Both men warned for outstretched fingers. More low kicks from Barberena. Lawler bangs the body in return, then a cross counter upstairs. One minute in. 1-2-3 from Lawler, who looks like the faster man in there. Big exchange near the fence. Solid jabs by Barberena and another low kick. Lawler pressuring, absorbs a big left and comes back with a right hook. They’re trading. Good body shot by Barberena, then a lengthy flurry two minutes in. Lawler comes back with a clean uppercut, backing Barberena to the fence. Big left cross. Barberena sending out volume, lands well to the body and sneaks in an elbow. Lawler weathering it so far. Trading heat. Two minutes to go.
More long arm punch flurries by Barberena hit air, but he sneaks in a heavy body shot. Both landing heat. Lawler’s defense looks good but Barberena’s finding success to the body and with elbows upstairs. Lawler tanking it, cracks him with another uppercut. Hard low-high combo by Lawler, then another clean uppercut with a minute to go. Barberena bouncing arm punches off his guard, sneaks in an up-elbow. Big 1-2 by Lawler. Body shot and knee. Straight left. Barberena tries a head kick. 10-9 Barberena on volume.
Round 2: Barberena on the front foot. Solid early punches. Now Lawler back to stalking. Hard 3-2 and triple jab. Another stiff jab knocks Barberena back. Lawler lancing him with that jab a minute in. Barberena trying to come back with volume, walks into a 1-2. Body kick from Barberena. Heavy trade at close range. Double lefts by Barnerena two minutes in. Lawler continuing to pressure, absorbs low kicks. Another clean jab from Lawler. Barberena check hook. Heavier one from Lawler soon after. Two minutes to go.
Good trade in the center. Heavy counter right by Lawler. Now it’s Barberena looking to press the advantage after a heavy series of elbows and they’re trading bombs. Heavy rights by Lawler. One minute to go. Two big lefts land for Barberena, who walks into a bigger one. Nasty elbows. Barberena marching forward and he’s hurt Lawler with a right hook. Lawler’s reeling and there’s the stoppage.
Final result: Barberena def. Lawler by TKO (punches)
135 lbs.: Pedro Munhoz vs. Sean O’Malley
Round 1: Trading low kicks to start. O’Malley looks for front kicks, appears to check a calf kick. One minute in. Munhoz runs in with another low kick. O’Malley sneaks in a jab. Two minutes in. Very tentative fight so far. O’Malley falls short with a spinning back kick, eats low kicks. Lead right lands for him. Front kick catches Munhoz in the junk with two minutes to go.
Shifting left from O’Malley, low kicks from Munhoz. One minute to go. Munhoz tries a head kick. O’Malley not offering a lot in return as Munhoz chips away at his legs. Munhoz attempts a wheel kick, absorbs a spinning back kick. 10-9 Munhoz.
Round 2: O’Malley looking to jab. Long 1-1-2, wheel kick just misses. One minute in. Munhoz low kick, O’Malley lead right. O’Malley shifting stance, tries a front kick, eats a leg kick. Quick combo. Two minutes in. 1-2 from O’Malley met by another low kick. More low kicks from Munhoz. Quick jab lands for O’Malley. Two minutes to go.
Munhoz tries to rush in and takes a finger in the eye. It’s pretty bad; looks like he can’t open his right eye. Yep, this one’s over.
Final result: No decision (eye poke)
155 lbs.: Brad Riddell vs. Jalin Turner
Round 1: Turner advancing early. Hard counter right lands for him, then an uppercut and a guillotine attempt as Riddell tries to shoot. He forces Riddell to the mat, moves to mount, and cranks to force a quick tap. What a performance from “The Tarantula.”
Final result: Turner def. Riddell by submission (guillotine choke)
170 lbs.: Donald Cerrone vs. Jim Miller
Round 1: Early left hand from Cerrone in combination. Low kick and front kick attempt. Miller fires a calf kick. Solid left connects. Another Cerrone low kick. One minute in. Counter 1-2 from Miller, who eats an uppercut. Cerrone tries a head kick. Miller tries to blitz and absorbs a cross on the exit. Two minutes in. Intercepting knee and 1-2 land clean for Cerrone. Miller teep. He times a low kick and lands a left hand as he takes Cerrone down, avoiding an armbar in the process. Two minutes to go.
Elbow and short punches from Miller. Cerrone trying to set up a triangle, eats a couple left hands and manages to scramble into top position. One minute to go. Miller trying to play a high guard. Elbows off his back. He goes for an armbar, can’t get it, shrugs off a Cerrone leglock attempt. 10-9 Cerrone, but Miller kept it close late.
Round 2: Counter left from Miller met by a Cerrone right cross. They trade low kicks. One minute in. Cerrone lands a head kick as Miller fires a body kick, knocking “Cowboy” over and causing a wild scramble in which Miller manages to wrap up an airtight arm-in guillotine. Cerrone puts up some admirable resistance, but it’s way, way too deep. Revenge for “A-10.”
Final result: Miller def. Cerrone by submission (guillotine choke)
170 lbs.: Ian Garry vs. Gabe Green
Round 1: Green advancing, firing low kicks Garry circling behind his jab. One minute in. Counter left attempt. Green really going after that lead leg, eats a hard counter right. Quick exchange. Two minutes in. Superman punch from Green, who eats a counter combination in return that backs him off. Garry low kick and lead hook. Quick jab. Green to the leg and body. Two minutes to go.
Garry tries a knee, eats a body shot. Garry jab, Green body shot. 1-2-3 buzzes Green, who comes right back after him. Garry lead right and 1-2. Another 1-2 lands clean. Lead left by Green. One minute to go. Garry pops him with a jab. Counter left from Green. Garry lands a knee in the clinch, eats a straight left and low kicks. Quick exchange. Big combo by Garry in the waning seconds. 10-9 Garry.
Round 2: Green looking more urgent, gets tripped up by a leg kick. Counter 1-2 from Garry, head kick attempt. He just misses with a head kick, tries a combo behind it, gets poked in the eye. Back to the action a minute in. Garry with a head kick and some counters as Green continues to try and chew up his lead leg. Garry ties up and they jockey for position. Inside trip puts Garry on top and he moves right to mount two minutes in. Green slips free and looks for his own takedowns, stymied by a fence grab from Garry. Green holding onto the body lock. Two minutes to go.
They separate. Knee and 1-2 from Garry, then another cracking right. Green waves him on. Lead left lands for him. Garry looking for knees, lands a straight right and jabs. Good exchange on the fence. Green body shot, Garry overhand right. Garry check hook and body kick. Trading punches on the fence. Triple low kick from Green. They trade power hands. 10-9 Garry.
Round 3: Green continuing to march forward and throw, but Garry sends him to the mat with a clean right hand. Green quickly gets his wits back and works his way to his feet, shutting down a d’arce attempt along the way. Garry tries the inside trip again and Green grabs a body lock a minute in. Green trying to wrench him down, can’t do so. Solid knee by Garry on the break. Green swinging big. Two minutes in. Green tries a spinning back fist and eats a two-piece in return. Garry counter right and jabs. Green tries to come back with low kicks. 2-1 from Garry. Counter 1-2. Low kicks from Green in return. Two minutes to go.
Jump knee appears to land for Garry. Green body kick. Clean jabs and crosses landing for Garry. Long uppercut and a leg kick on the retreat. Green still marching after him, just falling short and getting touched up. One minute to go. Another clean 1-2 by Garry. Green lead left. Garry working behind his jab, staying mobile. They trade in teh center to end the fight. 10-9 Garry.
Final result: Garry def. Green by unanimous decision
185 lbs.: Brad Tavares vs. Dricus Du Plessis
Round 1: Du Plessis tossing out kicks to start, Tavares avoiding them. Du Plessis tries to blitz and runs into either a counter or Tavares’ head, prompting him to shoot. Good defense from Tavares. One minute in. Du Plessis bungles a lateral drop and ends up on his back in half guard. Short punches from Tavares. du Plessis scoots to the fence, can’t get free two minutes in. Nice sit-up into a takedown attempt. Tavares avoids an inside reap, gets taken to the fence. Two minutes to go.
Separation. Du Plessis charges in and walks into a nasty counter right that visibly rings his bell. He manages to turn it into a takedown attempt and put him on the fence. One minute to go. Tavares reverses. They separate with 20 seconds to go. Spinning back fist attempt form Du Plessis, who gets stopped in his tracks by a teep. 10-9 Tavares.
Round 2: Both tossing out kicks to start. Tavares counter right, Du Plessis knee. Big blitz from Du Plessis. Hard right cross opens Tavares up and Du Plessis follows with a glancing head kick. One minute in. Looping left. Tavares comes back with a loud body kick. Du Plessis claims an eye poke, ref doesn’t stop things. Counter jab by Tavares, spinning back fist by Du Plessis. Tavares leg kick, Du Plessis blitz. Du Plessis landing surprisingly well this round. Two minutes in. Tavares goes low kick to body kick. Du Plessis head kick just misses. They trade in the center. Big looping left from Du Plessis, who tries to shoot unsuccessfully. Tavares low kick and counter 1-2. Two minutes to go.
Long 1-2 lands for Du Plessis. He rushes in with an elbow and the ref warns them to watch their heads. Counter from Tavares. One minute to go. Both swing big. Tavares front kick. He lands a check hook, only to get cracked by a right hand and a left hook that has him on jelly legs. He survives the round. 10-9 Du Plessis.
Round 3: They meet in the center and immediately start trading. Both landing good punches and kicks. Big 1-2 from Du Plessis. Tavares head kick, then a clean body kick. One minute in. Du Plessis 1-2, Tavares counter right and leg kick. 1-2-3 stings Tavares, who comes back with a counter jab and front kick. Body kick from Du Plessis. He blitzes to answer a low kick. Two minutes in. Spinning back fist lands for him, Tavares eats it and comes back with strikes. Tavares body kick met by a left hook downstairs. He fires a jab and eats a right in return. Two minutes to go.
Tavares doing well behind his jab but the big punches are coming from Du Plessis. There’s some heavy rights from “Stillknicks” and a body kick behind it. Jab exchange. Du Plessis lands a counter left and follows up with a right cross. Jab from Tavares. One minute to go. Hard flurry by Du Plessis, then a pair of monstrous rights that Tavares somehow absorbs. Another heavy lead right, Tavares returns fire. Du Plessis catches him coming in with a pair of knees. 10-9 Du Plessis.
Final result: Du Plessis def. Tavares by unanimous decision
185 lbs.: Uriah Hall vs. Andre Muniz
Round 1: Body kick from Muniz. Lots of hand fighting, not much else. One minute in. Glancing head kick from Muniz, Hall tries to fire counters. Muniz low kick. Hall looks for a head kick two minutes in. Muniz flurries into the clinch and dumps Hall to the mat with an easy single-leg. Dropping punches from half guard. Looking to attack the far arm, uses it as a distraction to slip into side control. Two minutes to go.
Hall regains guard. Solid punches from Muniz, d’arce attempt from half guard. Slick move to mount with a minute to work. Muniz gets overeager chasing a mounted triangle and Hall pops up, only to get dragged back down. Back control for Muniz against the fence. Trying to set up an armbar, no dice. 10-9 Muniz.
Round 2: Hall tries a quick 1-2, eats a low kick. Muniz backs him to the fence, lands a right hand. Long-range double from Muniz, good defense by Hall. Muniz again pressures him to the fence and looks for a single-leg a minute in. Hall survives the initial attempt, but gets tripped into guard. Regular punches from Muniz. Two minutes in. Right to mount. Dropping punches, looking for a kimura with two minutes to go.
Muniz moves to the back. One minute to go. Short little softening punches. Still looking for the choke, tries the armbar in the waning seconds. Hall slips out and drops bombs until the bell. 10-9 Muniz.
Round 3: Muniz tries head kicks. Hall tries to come back with a front kick, eats a low kick. Hard lead left lands for Muniz. Once again he pressures Hall to the fence and shoots. Nice single-leg puts him on top a minute in. Side control for Muniz. Hall tries to stand and Muniz looks for the back two minutes in. He’s got both hooks in and Hall flattened. Short punches with two minutes to go.
Hall manages to get to his feet, Muniz still playing backpack. One minute to go. Back to the mat. Muniz looking for the choke; Hall defending but doing nothing to actually escape the position. 10-9 Muniz.
Final result: Muniz def. Hall by unanimous decision
125 lbs.: Jessica Eye vs. Maycee Barber
Round 1: Early clinch, Barber landing knees as Eye fires punches. Eye puts her on the fence. One minute in. Eye still keeping her against the side of the cage. Short elbows from Barber land clean. Eye fires a knee downstairs, eats an elbow and knee. Another gnarly elbow from Barber as she reverses. Two minutes in. Elbow on the break. Eye catches her with some punches as Barber tries to fire haymakers, then puts her on the fence again. Barber elbow. She reverses, continues to do damage in the clinch. Two minutes to go.
Eye tries to shoot, runs into an elbow. Jockeying for position. Another elbow from Barber. One minute to go. Eye’s got a big ol’ knot above her right eye that’s swelling up something fierce. She’s getting Barber against the fence but getting chewed up inside. 10-9 Barber.
Round 2: Good right hook from Barber backs Eye off. Back to the clinch, Eye looking for a takedown. One minute in. Eye not doing anything in the clinch, gets reversed and eats a glancing knee. Good elbow from Barber and a knee on the break. Eye shoots again, puts her on the fence. Barber sneaking in elbows two minutes in. They separate. Head kick attempt prompts Eye to shoot and this time she completes it. Two minutes to go.
Eye sitting in half guard, doing nothing. One minute to go. Dinky GnP. 10-9 Eye.
Round 3: Barber looks for head kicks. Eye counter right to answer a low kick. Brief collision in the center. One minute in. Head kick and jab from Barber. Eye grabs a body lock and puts her on the fence and they trade rights on the break. Two minutes in. Another clinch from Eye, who gets blasted by an elbow for her trouble. Jab lands for her, eats a low kick in return. They trade in close. Front kick by Barber, Brazilian kick falls short. Two minutes to go.
Barber front kick, Eye straight right. Both land right hands. Barber to the body. Eye shoots, eats a knee and elbows. Head kick from Barber and Eye puts her on the fence again. One minute to go. They separate. Hard right hook by Barber, who denies another takedown and drops hammerfists. Eye puts her on the fence once again. 10-9 Barber.
Final result: Barber def. Eye by unanimous decision
135 lbs.: Jessica Rose-Clark vs. Julija Stoliarenko
Round 1: They trade low kicks and Clark briefly drops Stoliarenko with a hard right hand, who pops back up and gets to slugging. Clark gets overeager in her pursuit and Stoliarenko puts her on her back with a perfectly timed double leg. She’s in armbar position seconds later, and Clark’s left arm is at a grotesque angle by the time she taps. That’s a dislocated elbow for sure.
Final result: Stoliarenko def. Clark by submission (armbar)
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Who won 3 belts in UFC? ›Since Mark Coleman defeated Dan Severn to become the first UFC heavyweight champion in 1997, there have been 13 different champions in the promotion's history, along with four interim champions. Velasquez, Couture and Sylvia are the only three to have won the belt more than once.
Who won the main event fight last night UFC? ›UFC 279 -- Nate Diaz wins in triumphant finale, Khamzat Chimaev untouched in victory.
Who won UFC 276 prelims? ›Ahead of the UFC 276 main event, UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya made quite a stir with an entrance inspired by WWE legend The Undertaker. The ensuing performance wasn't quite as entertaining as Adesanya methodically worked his way to a unanimous decision victory over Jared Cannonier.
Who's the highest paid UFC fighter? ›- Conor McGregor – $20,102,000.
- Khabib Nurmagomedov – $14,770,000.
- Alistair Overeem – $10,204,500.
- Andrei Arlovski – $9,844,000.
- Anderson Silva – $8,732,000.
| Fighter | Opponent | Base Salary |
|---|---|---|
| Jared Cannonier | Israel Adesanya | $250,000 |
| Robbie Lawler | Bryan Barberena | $200,000 |
| Pedro Munhoz | Sean O'Malley | $100,000 |
| Donald Cerrone | Jim Miller | $250,000 |
| Fighters | Guaranteed Purse | ~Total Payouts (Exclusive of PPV buys) |
|---|---|---|
| Amanda Nunes | $400,000 | $350,000 |
| Brandon Moreno | $300,000 | $330,000 |
| Kai Kara-France | $150,000 | $175,000 |
| Derrick Lewis | $400,000 | $435,000 |
Unfortunately, you can't watch UFC live or even not live on Netflix or Hulu for that matter. However, you can download the fights you want to see from various UFC events via Amazon Prime at $3 a pop.
Is UFC available on Netflix? ›
Netflix said that popular UFC compilation series will also be added to its coverage, including selections from UFC Best Of, Ultimate KO, 100 Greatest Moments, Ultimate Heavyweights, and the documentary Bad Blood.
Is UFC on Roku free? ›However, ESPN is the official broadcaster that will stream the event live for free, but it is geo-restricted. So, in order to stream UFC on Roku online, you will need to set up a VPN. Using a VPN will allow you to bypass geo-restrictions and stream UFC on Roku online for free.
How can I watch UFC 275 for free? ›UFC 275 is an exclusively pay-per-view event, so there isn't a (legal) way to watch UFC 275 online free. The main card and prelims are all under the PPV banner, but ESPN+ subscribers can watch the UFC 275 early prelims for free online.
Can I watch UFC 270 without ESPN+? ›UFC 270 is exclusive to ESPN+, so if you're looking to stream this event, non-ESPN+ subscribers will need to sign up for ESPN+ (monthly or annual) and then purchase UFC 270, as PPVs are only available to ESPN+ subscribers.
How do I get pay per view on my TV? ›...
Watch Pay-Per-View on Showtime
- Sling TV.
- YouTube TV.
- Hulu with Live TV.
- fuboTV.
- AT&T TV Now.
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How do you watch Pay Per View on YouTube TV? ›- Make sure you're signed in to YouTube.
- Navigate to a paid virtual event by searching on the event name or artist's name.
- Tap or click Buy ticket.
- Follow the prompts to complete your purchase.
YouTube TV's Base Plan costs $64.99/month with TV from 85+ channels across live sports, news, and entertainment in English and Spanish. The Spanish Plan costs $34.99/mo with TV from 28+ channels in Spanish. All include: free unlimited cloud DVR storage and 6 accounts per household.
Is UFC main event on YouTube TV? ›Watch UFC Main Event online | YouTube TV (Free Trial)
What website has free UFC? ›
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Mark your calendar and watch fights online in the following websites:
- YouTube UFC Channel. ...
- BT Sport 1 on CricFree. ...
- Stream2Watch TV UFC. ...
- UFC Streams.
While ESPN+ ($9.99 a month) is an excellent streaming service for sports fans in general, its exclusive UFC events make it a must-have for MMA fans. However, you'll still need to pay an additional $74.99 per event to watch UFC's marquee PPV matchups.
How much does it cost to watch every UFC event? ›First-time subscribers can purchase a one-year subscription to ESPN Plus and a UFC PPV ticket for $124.98. This is a big-time bundle as individual PPV tickets otherwise cost $74.99 each. After the first year, a continued annual subscription of $99.99 will provide access to all UFC events.
Who wins Masvidal vs Colby? ›Main Event: Colby Covington vs Jorge Masvidal
One of the most heated rivalries in recent years got its main event spotlight on Saturday night, and when it was over, it was Colby Covington defeating his former friend and teammate Jorge Masvidal by way of a near-shutout five-round unanimous decision.
UFC 272 recap: Colby Covington beats Jorge Masvidal by unanimous decision - Sports Illustrated.
Who won the Israel fight tonight? ›UFC 276 results, highlights: Israel Adesanya outpoints Jared Cannonier to retain middleweight crown.
Who won UFC 267 last night? ›Teixeira defeated Jan Blachowicz via submission (rear-naked choke) at 3:02 of the second round to win the UFC light heavyweight title in the main event of UFC 267 in Abu Dhabi. Teixeira was a +210 underdog, per Caesars Sportsbook.
What did Covington say to Masvidal? ›Colby Covington has repeatedly slammed Jorge Masvidal in the media, calling him a bad husband who owes alimony and child support payments and a bad father who lies to his children. At the UFC 272 press conference, Covington even called 'Gamebred' a "deadbeat dad."
How much did Colby Covington make in the Masvidal fight? ›| Fighters | Guaranteed Purse | Sponsorship Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN CARD | ||
| Jorge Masvidal | $530,000 | $35,000 |
| Colby Covington | $310,000 | $50,000 |
| Rafael dos Anjos | $435,000 | $60,000 |
Colby Covington claimed victory over his former teammate and friend Jorge Masvidal with a unanimous-decision win in the main event of UFC 272 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday. Masvidal opened the fight with a flying front kick that looked reminiscent of his famous flying knee against Ben Askren.
Has Jorge Masvidal been submitted? ›
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| Jorge Masvidal | |
|---|---|
| By submission | 2 |
| By decision | 17 |
| Losses | 16 |
| By knockout | 2 |
Covington used his dominant wrestling, pressure and crafty striking to wear out Masvidal, who was able to gut it out until the end. Afterward, Covington called out another one of his former training partners, Dustin Poirier, who he called "Louisiana swamp trash." "I'll see you soon," Covington said. "You're next!"
Who has the best record in the UFC? ›- Anderson Silva (34-11, 1 No Contest) UFC - Ultimate Fighting Championship. ...
- Khabib Nurmagomedov (29-0) UFC - Ultimate Fighting Championship. ...
- Daniel Cormier (22-3, 1 No Contest) ...
- Stipe Miocic (20-4) ...
- Fedor Emelianenko (40-6, 1 No Contest) ...
- Amanda Nunes (21-5) ...
- Jose Aldo (31-7)
Israel Adesanya defeated Jared Cannonier via unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 50-45) in the main event of UFC 276 in Las Vegas on Saturday to retain his middleweight title.
How much did Israel Adesanya make in his last fight? ›The Nigerian-born fighter reportedly took home $153,500 in total after winning the bout. However, Adesanya's base salary was only $50,000, which is nowhere near the $1,000,000 he received to fight Robert Whittaker in his latest UFC bout.
Has Israel ever lost UFC? ›...
| Israel Adesanya | |
|---|---|
| By knockout | 15 |
| By decision | 8 |
| Losses | 1 |
| By decision | 1 |
The promotion pulled referee Vyacheslav Kiselev from the event after he declined to stop the welterweight bout between Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos and Benoit Saint-Denis.
Who got bonus on UFC 267? ›...
UFC 267 Total Payouts.
| $Fighter | Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos |
|---|---|
| Base Salary | 72000 |
| Win Bonus | 72000 |
| Sponsorship Bonus | 11000 |
| Total | $155000 |
But it was Russian sensation Hasbulla Magomedov who stole the show early after attending UFC 267 to support Islam Makhachev for his clash with Dan Hooker. Hasbulla, who is believed to have a form of dwarfism, is close with UFC legend Khabib Nurmagomedov and called out Hooker earlier in the week.