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UFC Vegas 12 Results: Hall vs. Silva

LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 12: Hall vs. Silva Results throughout the night (Sat. 31st. October 2020) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Ultimate Fighter 17 finalist, Uriah ‘Primetime’ Hall looks to notch his third consecutive victory and arguably the most high-profile win of his career, as he headlines […]

LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 12: Hall vs. Silva Results throughout the night (Sat. 31st. October 2020) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Ultimate Fighter 17 finalist, Uriah ‘Primetime’ Hall looks to notch his third consecutive victory and arguably the most high-profile win of his career, as he headlines the Las Vegas event opposite division icon, Anderson ‘The Spider’ Silva.

35-year-old Spanish Town native, Hall has scored recent wins over both Antonio Carlos Junior and Bevon Lewis over the last two-years, return to the win-column after a knockout loss to one-time middleweight championship challenger, Paulo Costa. The Fortis MMA trainee has won eight separate times in the Octagon, scoring other noteworthy victories over the likes of recently minted Bellator middleweight champion, Gegard Mousasi, and one-time light heavyweight championship chaser, Thiago Santos.

Limited to just one triumph since July of 2013, veteran Brazilian icon, Silva seems to be on the verge of a somewhat retirement from the sport, or at least the end of his promotional stint, having featured a staggering twenty-four times under the organization’s scrutiny.

A dominant former middleweight champion, Silva had scored an incredible ten separate successful title defences, including infamous victories over the likes of Rich Franklin, Dan Henderson, Chael Sonnen (x2), and compatriot, Vitor Belfort.

Taking co-main event honours, streaking Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu ace, Bryce ‘Thug Nasty’ Mitchell attempts to extend his undefeated professional run to fourteen fights. The 26-year-old Arkansas native will sport his requested camouflage fight kit for the first time tonight, as he meets with featherweight mainstay, Andre ‘Touchy’ Fili.

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UFC Vegas 12: Hall vs. Silva Results

Main Card: (ESPN+ – 7 p.m. ET)

Middleweight: Uriah Hall vs. Anderson Silva

Featherweight: Bryce Mitchell vs. Andre Fili

Heavyweight: Maurice Greene vs. Greg Hardy

Middleweight: Kevin Holland vs. Kevin Ontiveros

Lightweight: Bobby Green vs. Thiago Moisés

Preliminary Card: (ESPN+ – 4 p.m. ET)

Lightweight: Chris Gruetzemacher vs. Alexander Hernandez

Bantamweight: Adrian Yanez vs. Victor Rodriguez

Catchweight (187.5-pounds): Sean Strickland vs. Jack Marshman

Catchweight (175.5-pounds): Cole Williams vs. Jason Witt

Light Heavyweight: Dustin Jacoby vs. Justin Ledet

Bantamweight: Miles Johns vs. Kevin Natividad

Alexander Volkov Stops Walt Harris Inside Two Rounds – UFC 254 Results

Up next at UFC 254 we have an exciting fight between two heavyweight contenders. Russian technician, Alexander Volkov is looking to propel himself back into the title picture when he takes on the heavy-handed, Walt Harris. Who’ll win? Let’s find out… Round 1: Alexander Volkov is edging his way forward early. Walt Harris lashes out […]

Round 1: Alexander Volkov is edging his way forward early. Walt Harris lashes out with a series of heavy shots to slow down that forward momentum. A brief break in the action and Harris fires off another power combo. Volkov is starting to find his range, he lands a beautiful right hand straight down the pipe. The Russian is starting to grow into this fight. He lands a nice kick to the body. Harris returns with a right hand. Both men are really going for this early – it’s super impressive. Volkov clearly wants to keep Harris on the back foot and it’s making for a fun fight. Volkov lands a huge shot! Harris is seriously hurt here. He’s covering up. Volkov is trying to find the finish but Harris swings back and survives the final seconds of round one.

Round 2: Harris feints a single leg and then fires upstairs but just misses. Not long after he does the same again. Volkov is giving him big reactions to these attempts after suffering a loss to elite-level wrestler Curtis Blaydes last time out. Volkov fires off a front kick to the body. Harris screams in pain and turns his back. Volkov follows up for the finish.

OFFICIAL RESULT: Alexander Volkov def. Walt Harris via TKO in round two

Phil Hawes Gets Early KO Of Jacob Malkoun – UFC 254 Results

Next up on the UFC 254 main card is a middleweight tilt between Jacob Malkoun and Phil Hawes. Round 1: Hawes advances forward and hurts Malkoun early on with a right hand. Malkoun stumbles but gets to his feet and receives more strikes that ultimately leads to a knockout win for Hawes! Official result: Phil […]

Next up on the UFC 254 main card is a middleweight tilt between Jacob Malkoun and Phil Hawes.

Round 1: Hawes advances forward and hurts Malkoun early on with a right hand. Malkoun stumbles but gets to his feet and receives more strikes that ultimately leads to a knockout win for Hawes!

Official result: Phil Hawes defeats Jacob Malkoun via knockout (R1, 0:18).

Magomed Ankalaev Batters Ion Cutelaba For Knockout – UFC 254 Results

Opening up the UFC 254 main card is a light heavyweight encounter between Magomed Ankalaev and Ion Cutelaba. Round 1: Cutelaba goes to the body. Ankalaev returns with a leg kick. Both fighters are a lot more patient compared to the first meeting. Ankalaev lands a leg kick but Cutelaba is able to counter with […]

Opening up the UFC 254 main card is a light heavyweight encounter between Magomed Ankalaev and Ion Cutelaba.

Round 1: Cutelaba goes to the body. Ankalaev returns with a leg kick. Both fighters are a lot more patient compared to the first meeting. Ankalaev lands a leg kick but Cutelaba is able to counter with a big right. Ankalaev lands a body kick. Cutelaba teeps the stomach of Ankalaev. Not a lot of action since but Cutelaba is the one pressuring forward. Ankalaev drops Cutelaba with a left just as Cutelaba appeared to be trying a spinning backfist! However, Cutelaba is fine. But not for long as Ankalaev drops Cutelaba soon after with a combo and lands ground and pound to put him to sleep.

Official result: Magomed Ankalaev defeats Ion Cutelaba via knockout (R1, 4:19).

UFC 254: Khabib vs. Gaethje Results

LowKickMMA will be bringing you UFC 254: Khabib vs. Gaethje results throughout today (Sat. 24th Oct, 2020) from ‘Fight Island’ on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Headlining the card is a unification bout of lightweight champions as Khabib Nurmagomedov will attempt to defend his title for a third time against the interim champion Justin […]

LowKickMMA will be bringing you UFC 254: Khabib vs. Gaethje results throughout today (Sat. 24th Oct, 2020) from ‘Fight Island’ on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Headlining the card is a unification bout of lightweight champions as Khabib Nurmagomedov will attempt to defend his title for a third time against the interim champion Justin Gaethje. A fighter who has looked absolutely perfect throughout their career, Khabib with a victory will take his record to 29-0 edging closer to his goal of reaching 30-0. Gaethje has shown massive improvements since entering the UFC and looks to continue his winning streak doing so by claiming the Undisputed Lightweight title off of Khabib.

In the co-main event is an important clash between Middleweights as the former champion Robert Whittaker takes on no.2 ranked Jared Cannonier in order for one fighter to cement themselves as the clera no.1 contender and earn the next title shot against Israel Adesanya.

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UFC 254: Khabib vs. Gaethje Results

Main Card (ESPN + Pay-per-view, 2:00 p.m. ET)

Lightweight: Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Justin Gaethje
Middleweight: Robert Whittaker vs. Jared Cannonier
Heavyweight: Alexander Volkov vs. Walt Harris
Middleweight: Jacob Malkoun vs. Phillip Hawes
Women’s Flyweight: Lauren Murphy vs. Liliya Shakirova
Light-Heavyweight: Magomed Ankalaev vs. Ion Cutelaba

Preliminary Card (ESPN 2/ ESPN+ 12 p.m. ET)

Heavyweight: Stefan Struve vs. Tai Tuivasa
Catchweight (140): Nathaniel Wood vs. Casey Kenney
Welterweight: Alex Oliveira vs. Shavkat Rakhmonov
Light-Heavyweight: Da-Un Jung vs. Sam Alvey

Early Preliminary Card (Fight Pass, 11 a.m. ET)

Women’s Flyweight: Liana Jojua vs. Miranda Maverick
Lightweight: Joel Alvarez vs. Alexander Yakovlev

Brian Ortega Shines Against ‘The Korean Zombie’ – UFC Fight Island 6 Results

IT’S TIME! The UFC Fight Island 6 main event is finally upon us. Brian Ortega returns to the Octagon for the first time in almost two years to face off against ‘The Korean Zombie’ in the featherweight fight with title implications. Who’ll win? Let’s find out… Round 1: ‘The Korean Zombie’ leads the dance with […]

Round 1: ‘The Korean Zombie’ leads the dance with big wide hooks that miss. Brian Ortega lands with a heavy leg kick. Both men are being really patient right now. Despite the animosity it’s clear these two fighters respect one another. Ortega lands another leg kick. ‘TKZ’ rush forward and lands a nice one-two straight down the middle. Both fighters land with low leg kicks. Ortega is trying to keep his opponent at range. Each and every time ‘Korean Zombie’ steps in Ortega pops him with something to maintain distance. Ortega is opening up and drops ‘TKZ’ with a overhand. The Korean pops straight back to his feet but that was legit. Ortega goes upstairs with a kick that partially lands. He’s really starting to turn it on at the end of this round. Both men clash and try to throw as they break as the horn sounds to end round one.

Round 2: A really slow start to round two. Ortega lands a low leg kick and the fight suddenly sparks into life. ‘The Korean Zombie’ rushes forward with a flurry of punches. Ortega is covering up well and is blocking most of them but ‘TKZ’ did sneak a few in. Ortega drops down for his first takedown of the bout. ‘TKZ’ does really well to defend it. ‘T-City’ swings an overhand that catches his opponent on the top of his head. Ortega is pressed back against the fence. ‘TKZ’ lands a nice one-two. He quickly follows up with a nice uppercut. ‘The Korean Zombie’ rushes in once again and eats a huge spinning elbow. Ortega drops him and is trying to follow up now for the finish. ‘TKZ’ eats some ground and pound before popping back to his feet. Ortega shows his fight IQ by dropping down to secure the takedown and riding out the rest of round two in top position.

Round 3: Another slow start. ‘TKZ’ still seems to be shaking off those shots from round two – he’s stretching out his jaw right now. Jung is hesitating right now and it’s allowing Ortega to take his time and pick his shots. Ortega goes to the body with a kick. ‘The Korean Zombie’ returns with a right hand over the top. Ortega level changes and fires off a hard straight shot to the body of his opponent. The one-time title challenger is really mixing up his attacks tonight. ‘TKZ’ comes over the top again. Ortega rattles off another low leg kick. He tries to shoot for a takedown. ‘TKZ’ shrugs it off but eats a nice hook on the break and round three lands shortly after.

Round 4: ‘The Korean Zombie’ is pushing forward at the start of round four. He’s likely down three rounds right now. Ortega is content to move back towards the fence but seems to take the middle too. He shoots for a takedown. Ortega pushes him from one side of the Octagon to the other. As he breaks he lands a huge shot that cuts and hurts ‘The Korean Zombie. The blood is pouring into his eye and the referee stops the fight and invites the doctor in to check it out. After a brief look, we are back underway. ‘TKZ’ is really struggling to get anything off tonight. He throws a body kick but it’s caught and Ortega nails him with a big shot. This fight is starting to get away from ‘TKZ’. Ortega ends the round with a deep takedown attempt. It doesn’t come off but he uses the desperation to try to land more big strikes

Round 5: ‘TKZ’ pushes forward at the start of round five. He lands a straight to the body. Ortega hits a low kick. ‘T-City’ keeps grabbing down for the leg and it’s really throwing his opponent off. It’s a complete shut out at this point. Ortega is feeling himself popping off shots that are knocking back the head of ‘The Korean Zombie’. He’s down but ‘TKZ’ keeps pushing forward. However, every time he gets in range he seems a bit shot shy. Ortega certainly isn’t and continues to catch his man coming in. ‘The Korean Zombie’ is having a bit more success towards the end of this round. He’s landed a couple of big strikes but is unable to follow up. Ortega has supreme confidence in his chin and is content to remain in the pocket. The fight ends with both men throwing – Ortega even tried to spin for that elbow again.

OFFICIAL RESULT: Brian Ortega def. ‘The Korean Zombie’ via unanimous decision.