UFC 184 is in the books. The results are as follows:
UFC 184 Main Card
- Ronda Rousey def. Cat Zingano, submission (Round 1, 0:14)
- Holly Holm def. Raquel Pennington, split decision (29-28, 28-29, 30-27)
- Jake Ellenberger def. Josh Koscheck, submission (Round 2, 4:20)
- Alan Jouban def. Richard Walsh, knockout (Round 1, 2:19)
- Tony Ferguson def. Gleison Tibau, submission (Round 1, 2:37)
Prelims on Fox Sports 1
- Roan Carneiro def. Mark Munoz, submission (Round 1, 1:40)
- Roman Salazar vs. Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto, no-contest
- Tim Means def. Dhiego Lima, TKO (Round 1, 2:17)
- Derrick Lewis def. Ruan Potts, TKO (Round 2, 3:18)
Prelims on UFC Fight Pass
- Valmir Lazaro def. James Krause, split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
- Masio Fullen def. Alexander Torres, split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Next up? UFC 185 on March 14.
In a rare turn (by today’s standards, at least), the UFC is putting pay-per-views back-to-back. Unlike UFC 184, though, UFC 185 is absolutely stacked top to bottom. From budding talents trying to make a name like Henry Cejudo and Sergio Pettis, to established veterans like Alistair Overeem and Johny Hendricks staring at a crossroads, all the way up to the two title fights in Anthony Pettis vs. Rafael dos Anjos and Carla Esparza vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk, there is a whole lot to be excited for on this card.
So what are the burning questions therein? Find out here!