We’ve got a rather anti-climatic finish to this evening’s UFC Vegas 38 co-headliner, with Kevin Holland vs. Kyle Daukaus officially ruled as a ‘No Contest’ at the end of the first round, due to a clash of heads earlier in the opening frame. Tying up in the clinch in the opening round, Holland, who had […]
We’ve got a rather anti-climatic finish to this evening’s UFC Vegas 38 co-headliner, with Kevin Holland vs. Kyle Daukaus officially ruled as a ‘No Contest’ at the end of the first round, due to a clash of heads earlier in the opening frame.
Tying up in the clinch in the opening round, Holland, who had spent considerable time working in tandem with former UFC welterweight champion, Johny Hendricks to improve his wrestling ability, managed to defend several takedown attempts form Philidelphia native Daukaus.
With a pause in the action and a separation due to inactivity, Holland and Daukaus returned to the center where the latter felt the brunt of a head clash, which appeared to knock him unconscious before he faceplanted into the Octagon canvas.
Scrambling to survive as referee, Dan Miragliotta called for a replay, Holland survived a D’Arce choke attempt from Daukaus, before succumbing to a standing rear-naked choke.
Upon review from referee, Miragliotta as well as the Nevada State Athletic Commission at Octagon-side, the bout was ruled an official ‘No Contest’.
Below, catch the highlights from the opening round’s action.
What a spectacular way to re-enter the UFC’s winner’s enclosure for Alexander ‘The Great’ Hernandez. Meeting with promotional newcomer, Mike Breedan in a short notice main card opener at UFC Vegas 38 — Hernandez dropped and stopped Breedan with a massive overhand right shot. Starting brightly early, Hernandez briefly threatened with a takedown attempt which […]
What a spectacular way to re-enter the UFC’s winner’s enclosure for Alexander ‘The Great’ Hernandez. Meeting with promotional newcomer, Mike Breedan in a short notice main card opener at UFC Vegas 38 — Hernandez dropped and stopped Breedan with a massive overhand right shot.
Starting brightly early, Hernandez briefly threatened with a takedown attempt which Breedan managed to stuff and stifle before Hernandez embarked on an onslaught of striking.
Knocking Breedan’s mouthpiece from his chops at the fence, Hernandez then exploded with an overhand right as Breedan attempted to fire back, sending him crashing back into the Octagon fence unconscious — scoring his fifth UFC victory.
Below, check out the highlights from Hernandez’s impressive knockout win over Breedan.
Grappling exchanges and scrambles once more prove to be the kryptonite of Antonina Shevchenko — as Scottish prospect, Casey O’Neill maintains her undefeated record, scoring a late second round knockout victory over the Kyrgyzstan native on the preliminary card of UFC Vegas 38. Giving up position in an almost side control scramble following a busy […]
Grappling exchanges and scrambles once more prove to be the kryptonite of Antonina Shevchenko — as Scottish prospect, Casey O’Neill maintains her undefeated record, scoring a late second round knockout victory over the Kyrgyzstan native on the preliminary card of UFC Vegas 38.
Giving up position in an almost side control scramble following a busy start, O’Neill eventually managed to establish full mount and laid waste with a series of hammer fists and ground strikes late in the second frame.
From her trio of Octagon walks, the 23-year-old Irvine native has now lodged three finishes. Improving to 8-0, O’Neill has now dispatched Shevchenko, Lara Procopio with a rear-naked choke, and in her Octagon bow, bested Shana Dobson with a second round knockout.
Below, catch the highlights from O’Neill’s eye-catching victory over Shevchenko.
Last week brought massive success for the City Kickboxing outfit, with reigning UFC featherweight champion, Alexander Volkanovski defending his title as well as Dan Hooker’s impressive unanimous decision win. This week, the team has continued with its rich vein of form, as lightweight, Jamie Mullarkey gritted through a tough opening round against Devonte Smith to […]
Last week brought massive success for the City Kickboxing outfit, with reigning UFC featherweight champion, Alexander Volkanovski defending his title as well as Dan Hooker’s impressive unanimous decision win. This week, the team has continued with its rich vein of form, as lightweight, Jamie Mullarkey gritted through a tough opening round against Devonte Smith to score a second round knockout win on the preliminary card of UFC Vegas 38.
New South Wales native, Mullarkey managed to survive some early scares from Smith, who almost sat him down in an exchange on two separate occasions.
However, utilsiing some real sharp Muay Thai counters and clinches in the second round, Mullarkey established the clinch, and managed to land sharp knees before dropping Smith at the fence and finishing with a barrage of ground strikes with referee, Dan Miragliotta waving off the affair.
Below, catch the highlights from Mullarkey’s knockout win over Smith.
The UFC Vegas 38 post-fight press conference will be live once the action concludes. In the headliner, Thiago Santos vs. Johnny Walker will collide in a light heavyweight clash. UFC Vegas 38’s co-main event will see a clash between Kyle Daukaus and. Kevin Holland. More action will also be featured on the main card as […]
The UFC Vegas 38 post-fight press conference will be live once the action concludes.
In the headliner, Thiago Santos vs. Johnny Walker will collide in a light heavyweight clash. UFC Vegas 38’s co-main event will see a clash between Kyle Daukaus and. Kevin Holland. More action will also be featured on the main card as Alex Oliveira shares the Octagon with Niko Price.
The fighters from both the main and co-main events are expected to attend the post-fight press conference barring any hospital visits. Of course anyone else on the card who has a breakout performance could also attend the presser.
MMA News will be providing live coverage of the UFC Vegas 38 card. Be sure to check back here for the post-fight presser with a tentative start time of 10:15 p.m. ET.
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LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 38: Santos vs. Walker results throughout the night (Sat. 2nd. October 2021) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. Headlining the event, a light heavyweight matchup between the #5 ranked contender and one-time undisputed light heavyweight championship challenger, Thiago Santos, and his compatriot, the charismatic #10 rated challenger, […]
LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 38: Santos vs. Walker results throughout the night (Sat. 2nd. October 2021) from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Headlining the event, a light heavyweight matchup between the #5 ranked contender and one-time undisputed light heavyweight championship challenger, Thiago Santos, and his compatriot, the charismatic #10 rated challenger, Johnny Walker.
Rio de Janeiro native, Santos enters his fourth main event tilt under the promotion’s banner, as he hopes to bring an end to a three-fight losing skid.
Last featuring at UFC 259 in March, Santos suffered a rather forgettable unanimous decision defeat against Aleksandar Rakic, which came off the back of a November submission loss to Glover Teixeira, and a close split decision loss to former two-time light heavyweight champion, Jon Jones in July 2019.
In three wins at 205lbs, Santos has knocked out the trio of Eryk Anders, Jimi Manuwa, and lodged a third round knockout win over reigning division champion, Jan Blachowicz back in February 2019.
Top-10 contender, Walker is a product of Dana White’s Contender Series and bounced back to the winner’s enclosure following two straight losses with a September knockout win over recent UFC Vegas 37 headliner, Ryan Spann.
Prior to his rallying effort against Spann, Walker dropped a unanimous decision loss to Nikita Krylov, as well as a notable knockout loss to Corey Anderson. In a trio of other knockout wins, Walker bested Justin Ledet, Khalil Rountree Jr., as well as a massive flying knee stoppage over Misha Cirkunov.
UFC Vegas 38: Santos vs. Walker
Main Card: (ESPN+ 7 p.m. ET)
Light Heavyweight: Thiago Santos vs. Johnny Walker
Middleweight: Kevin Holland vs. Kyle Daukaus
Welterweight: Alex Oliveira vs. Niko Price
Middleweight: Misha Cirkunov vs. Krzysztof Jotko
Catchweight:(158.5lbs) Alexander Hernandez vs. Mike Breedan
Preliminary Card: (ESPN+ 4 p.m. ET)
Lightweight: Joe Solecki vs. Jared Gordon
Flyweight: Antonina Shevchenko vs. Casey O’Neill
Catchweight: (138.5lbs) Bethe Correia vs. Karol Rosa
Lightweight: Jamie Mullarkey vs. Devonte Smith
Bantamweight: Douglas Silva de Andrade vs. Gaetano Pirrello