LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC 268: Usman vs. Covington 2 results throughout the night (Sat. November 6. 2021) live from Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. Taking main event status in the promotion’s return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since November 2019, bad-blooded welterweight title rematch between reigning gold holder, […]
LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC 268: Usman vs. Covington 2 results throughout the night (Sat. November 6. 2021) live from Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York.
Taking main event status in the promotion’s return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since November 2019, bad-blooded welterweight title rematch between reigning gold holder, Kamaru Usman and the former interim titleholder, #1 ranked contender, Colby Covington.
Attempting to score a second career victory over Clovis native, Covington, Usman also looks to add to his four consecutive title defenses against his rival, following an April knockout stoppage over two-time title challenger, Jorge Masvidal.
For Covington, the outspoken top-contender last featured in September of last year in the headlining bout of UFC Vegas 11 where he secured a fifth round TKO victory over common-opposition, former undisputed champion, Tyron Woodley who suffered a fifth round rib injury.
In the first of our championship doubleheader, strawweight gold is on the line between current queen and two-time champion, Rose Namajunas and former champion, the #1 ranked, Zhang Weili — with the pair meeting once again following an April showdown.
Co-headlining UFC 261 on that occasion, Weili suffered a first round high kick knockout loss to Namajunas — who became the first two-time strawweight champion in the history of the organization.
UFC 268 Results: Usman vs. Covington 2
Main Card: (ESPN+ PPV 10 p.m. ET)
Welterweight: Kamaru Usman (c) vs. Colby Covington
UFC 268 goes down tonight (Sat. November 6, 2021) from New York City, New York at the Madison Square Garden and we have the results. The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion compiled an excellent card for fight fans to enjoy.
It…
UFC 268 goes down tonight (Sat. November 6, 2021) from New York City, New York at the Madison Square Garden and we have the results. The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion compiled an excellent card for fight fans to enjoy.
It’s headlined by a meeting between Kamaru Usman and Colby Covington in a welterweight title bout. Their first fight took place at the UFC 245 pay-per-view event where Usman beat him by TKO.
The co-headliner will see a women’s strawweight title bout between Rose Namajunas vs. Zhang Weili. Their first fight took place at the UFC 261 pay-per-view event from Jacksonville, Florida at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena where Rose got a TKO win after connecting with a head kick to win the title.
Justin Gaethje vs. Michael Chandler in a lightweight fight, Shane Burgos vs. Billy Quarantillo in a featherweight bout, and Frankie Edgar vs. Marlon Vera in a lightweight bout finishes out the main card.
It’s certain to have a great night of fights. Check back later tonight for MMA News’ UFC 268 results below:
Lightweight bout: Justin Gaethje vs. Michael Chandler
Bantamweight bout: Frankie Edgar vs. Marlon Vera
Featherweight bout: Shane Burgos vs. Billy Quarantillo
Women’s strawweight title bout: Rose Namajunas vs. Zhang Weili
Welterweight title bout: Kamaru Usman vs. Colby Covington
Quick UFC 268 Results
PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN+, 6 p.m. ET)
Flyweight bout: Ode Osbourne vs. CJ Vergara
Featherweight bout: Melsik Baghdasaryan vs. Bruno Souza
Light heavyweight bout: John Allan vs. Dustin Jacoby
Heavyweight bout: Chris Barnett vs. Gian Villante
Welterweight bout: Ian Garry vs. Jordan Williams
PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPNews/ESPN+, 8 p.m. ET)
Middleweight bout: Nassourdine Imavov vs. Edmen Shahbazyan
Middleweight bout: Chris Curtis vs. Phil Hawes
Lightweight bout: Bobby Green vs. Al Iaquinta
Middleweight bout: Andreas Michailidis vs. Alex Pereira
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET)
Lightweight bout: Justin Gaethje vs. Michael Chandler
Bantamweight bout: Frankie Edgar vs. Marlon Vera
Featherweight bout: Shane Burgos vs. Billy Quarantillo
Women’s strawweight title bout: Rose Namajunas vs. Zhang Weili
Welterweight title bout: Kamaru Usman vs. Colby Covington
LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC 267: Blachowicz vs. Teixeira results throughout the night (Sat. 30th. October 2021) from the Etihad Arena on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Taking main event status in the promotion’s return to ‘Fight Island’ in an undisputed light heavyweight title fight between reigning division champion, Jan Blachowicz, and the #1 ranked […]
LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC 267: Blachowicz vs. Teixeira results throughout the night (Sat. 30th. October 2021) from the Etihad Arena on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Taking main event status in the promotion’s return to ‘Fight Island’ in an undisputed light heavyweight title fight between reigning division champion, Jan Blachowicz, and the #1 ranked one-time title challenger, Glover Teixeira.
Blachowicz enters his second consecutive event headliner off the back of his first successful title defense back in March at UFC 259, when he handed middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya his first professional loss in a unanimous decision victory over the course of five rounds.
Undefeated in his last five straight bouts, Minas Gerais veteran, Teixeira managed to lastly take home an impressive, rallying third round rear-naked choke victory over one-time title challenger, recent headliner, Thiago Santos back in November of last year at the UFC Apex facility.
In the night’s co-headliner, an interim bantamweight title fight between former undisputed champion, Petr Yan and the #3 rated contender, Cory Sandhagen is also slated.
In his first bout since dropping his undisputed title via disqualification back in March at the aforenoted UFC 259 event, Yan looks to rebound from his first promotional loss after he landed an illegal knee on now-champion, Aljamain Sterling.
Suffering a close split decision loss against former two-time division champion, T.J. Dillashaw back in a July headliner in Las Vegas, Nevada — dynamic Elevation Fight Team trainee, Sandhagen had scored a pair of stunning knockout wins over both Frankie Edgar and Marlon Moraes prior to the judging defeat.
UFC 267 Results: Blachowicz vs. Teixeira
Main Card: (ESPN+ 2 p.m. ET)
Light Heavyweight: Jan Blachowicz (c) vs. Glover Teixeira
UFC 267 went down today (Sat. October 30, 2021) from Abu Dhabi at the Etihad Arena and we have the results. The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion compiled an excellent card for fight fans to enjoy.
It was headlined by a meeti…
UFC 267 went down today (Sat. October 30, 2021) from Abu Dhabi at the Etihad Arena and we have the results. The world’s leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion compiled an excellent card for fight fans to enjoy.
It was headlined by a meeting between Jan Blachowicz and Glover Teixeira in a light heavyweight title bout.
The co-headliner saw an interim bantamweight title bout between Petr Yan and Cory Sandhagen. Magomed Ankalaev vs. Volkan Oezdemir, Li Jingliang vs. Khamzat Chimaev, Alexander Volkov vs. Marcin Tybura, and Islam Makhachev vs. Dan Hooker finishes out the main card.
It was certain to have a great day of fights. Check out MMA News’ UFC 267 results below:
Magomed Ankalaev vs. Volkan Oezdemir
Volkan caught him with a left uppercut then missed with a flying knee strike before they clinched and traded knees. They separated. Ankalaev dropped him with a left hand, but Volkan managed to get back to his feet. In the second round, Ankalaev continued to show off his boxing as he was faster and more crisper with his strikes than Volkan, who was looking for answers. Volkan was bleeding from his left eyebrow. Volkan was doing a nice job with his leg kicks, but Ankalaev fired back with his own. They exchanged to the finish. The judges gave the win to Ankalaev.
Chimaev took him down pretty quickly in the first round and later took his back. Chimaev rained down strikes after flattening him out. Then locked in the rear-naked choke for the win. Li was out with his eyes open.
They came out firing until Volkov scored a trip takedown with two minutes to go in half guard. Volkov did a good job of keeping a hold of his opponent and not letting him posture up. Volkov did manage to land some shots. In the second round, Tybura was firing away with his jabs while Volkov was looking to counter strike. Tybura clinched with him up against the fence and landed some knee strikes. In the third round, they did more clinching as Tybura was trying to get the fight to the ground, but Volkov did a nice job staying on his feet. Volkov unloaded with strikes with two minutes to go, which popped the crowd. Volkov got the decision win.
Yan was walking him down while Sandhagen was circling. Sandhagen started to let his hands go at the end of the round. Sandhagen went for a single leg takedown, but Yann put a stop to it. Sandhagen was working over the body in the second round and out-landed Yan, who was picking his shots. Yan cracked him with a big left hand. Sandhagen clinched with him then landed a right hand. Yan fired with a spinning back fist and a left hook. They had an incredible exchange with a minute and half to go in the round. Sandhagen shot in for a takedown, but was stuffed. Sandhagen stunned him with a combo in the third round. With constant movement by Sandhagen, Yan was missing some of his shots. Yan dropped him about a minute to go in the third round then swarmed him with strikes while Sandhagen scrambled. Yan got his back and more scrambled until they went to the feet. Sandhagen stunned him in the fourth and then shot in, but Yan rolled for a leg. They scrambled back to his feet. Yan was a step ahead at this point. They continued to exchange in the fifth round. Yan landed a massive head kick. In the end, it was Yan winning by unanimous decision.
Teixeira scored a takedown and got into full guard in the first round of the fight. Teixeira worked him over with strikes from top position. In the second round, Teixeira went for a takedown, but it was stuffed. Jan caught him with an uppercut. They clinched up against the fence. Jan landed a good combo before Teixeira went for a takedown and got it halfway through the round. Teixeira scored a takedown, got his back, and tapped him out with a rear-naked choke for the win!
The 2001 PFL World Championship just wrapped up, and we’ve got you covered with all the results, sights, and sounds! There were six world title fights in tonight’s 2021 PFL season finale and thus six $1 million winners. In the main event, Kayla Harrison put her undefeated record on the line against Taylor Guardado. And […]
The 2001 PFL World Championship just wrapped up, and we’ve got you covered with all the results, sights, and sounds!
There were six world title fights in tonight’s 2021 PFL season finale and thus six $1 million winners. In the main event, Kayla Harrison put her undefeated record on the line against Taylor Guardado. And in the only non-title fight on the main card, Olympic boxing champion Claressa Shields made her sophomore MMA appearance against the 2-0 Abigail Montes.
So which six talented fighters took home the cash? And how did the PFL’s resident Olympians Kayla Harrison and Claressa Shields fare? You can catch the main card highlights below followed by the quick results.
Main Card Kick-Off
Before we get to the action, here are a few sounds from multi-platinum recording artists and part-owner of the PFL, Wiz Khalifa, who literally setting the tone for the night!
First up on the main card was Movlid Khaybulaev taking on Chris Wade. Both men came into this fight with a 3-0 season record. That would inevitably change, of course, with one of the two taking home $1 million for his efforts. Would Khaybulaev show why he was the favorite? Or would former UFC vet Chris Wade show that life outside of the UFC is worth a million bucks? Check out the highlights below!
Next up we’ve got the heavyweights, Bruno Cappelozza taking on Ante Delija in a rematch of a fight that took place earlier this year. Cappelozza got the victory the first time in their May encounter. Would history repeat itself here with $1 million at risk? The frenetic highlights below reveal the answer to that question.
Up next, we have the highly anticipated return of Claressa Shields as she takes on 2-0 Abigail Montes. Shields had to overcome her share of adversity in her MMA debut against Brittney Elkin in June. Would she again need to dig deep, or would she have a much smoother outing this go-round? Find out which of these MMA newcomers’ 0 had to go in the highlights below.
In the co-main event, the last two winners of the welterweight PFL seasons went at it in the rematch. The first time, Magomedkerimov defeated Cooper via guillotine choke in 2018. This time, there was once again a finish. Find out who earned it and how in the memorable outcome below.
2018 Champion Magomedkerimov 2019 Champion Cooper III
There was no other way to close out the 2021 PFL season than with the undefeated Olympian Kayla Harrison looking to repeat as the women’s lightweight champion. Entering the fight as a -4000 favorite, this main event was viewed more as a coronation than an actual final. Would Taylor Guardado shock the world and give PFL the historic landmark of the greatest upset in MMA championship history? Buckle up and find out below.
Jordan Young def. Omari Akhmedov via TKO (punches): R3, 1:32
Julia Budd def. Kaitlin Young via unanimous decision (30-27×3)
Don Madge def. Nathan Williams via submission (rear-naked choke): R2, 2:15
Want to relive all the action from tonight’s card in its entirety? You can catch the full replay of both the preliminary and main cards by subscribing to ESPN+!
Bellator 269: Fedor vs. Johnson has wrapped up, and you can catch all of the highlights and results right here! Today, Bellator 269 took place from the VTB Arena in Moscow, Russia. The main event saw Russian legend Fedor Emelianenko battle the #2-ranked heavyweight Tim Johnson. Also on tap on the main card was undefeated […]
Bellator 269: Fedor vs. Johnson has wrapped up, and you can catch all of the highlights and results right here!
Today, Bellator 269 took place from the VTB Arena in Moscow, Russia. The main event saw Russian legend Fedor Emelianenko battle the #2-ranked heavyweight Tim Johnson. Also on tap on the main card was undefeated prospect and cousin of Khabib Nurmagomedov, Usman Nurmagomedov, who was scheduled to face the 11-8 Patrik Pietila. The co-main event saw heavyweights Vitaly Minakov (22-1) up against Said Sowma (7-2).
We’ve got you covered with the full main card highlights below followed by the quick results from today’s special event!
Anatoly Tokov vs. Sharaf Davlatmurodov
The first fight of the #Bellator269 main card kicks off now with Anatoly Tokov vs. Sharaf Davlatmurodov and you can see this middleweight bout LIVE on @SHOSports!
LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC 267: Blachowicz vs. Teixeira results throughout the night (Sat. 30th. October 2021) from the Etihad Arena on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Taking main event status in the promotion’s return to ‘Fight Island’ in an undisputed light heavyweight title fight between reigning division champion, Jan Blachowicz, and the #1 ranked […]
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