1. Amru Magomedov vs. Ali Kabdulla
In the main event, Amru Magomedov successfully defended his lightweight title against Ali Kabdulla with a submission victory via rear-naked choke in Round 2. Magomedov showcased his grappling dominance, controlling the fight on the ground before securing the choke. Kabdulla showed resilience but ultimately couldn’t escape the champion’s hold.
2. Vicente Vargas vs. Walter Cogliandro
Vicente Vargas emerged victorious by unanimous decision after a hard-fought three rounds. Vargas utilized his striking accuracy and defensive tactics to outpoint Cogliandro. Despite Cogliandro’s aggressive approach, Vargas maintained control and landed the more significant strikes, earning a clear decision win.
3. Reinier de Ridder vs. Magomedmurad Khasaev
Reinier de Ridder won via TKO (punches) in Round 1, showcasing his striking power. De Ridder’s aggressive start overwhelmed Khasaev, leading to a quick stoppage at 2:24 of the first round. Khasaev struggled to find his rhythm against the relentless onslaught.
4. Khotamjon Boynazarov vs. Giorgi Egnatashvili
Khotamjon Boynazarov secured a unanimous decision victory after three competitive rounds. Boynazarov’s superior striking and effective takedown defense kept Egnatashvili at bay. Both fighters had their moments, but Boynazarov’s precision and control made the difference.
5. Magomed Zaynukov vs. Wilian Poles
Magomed Zaynukov won by unanimous decision, controlling the fight with his wrestling and ground game. Zaynukov’s ability to maintain top position and land ground-and-pound secured him the win. Poles struggled to mount any significant offense against Zaynukov’s dominance.
6. Vladislav Rudnev vs. Nurkhan Zhumagazy
Vladislav Rudnev claimed victory via submission (rear-naked choke) in Round 2. Rudnev’s grappling prowess was evident as he transitioned smoothly to secure the choke at 2:59 of the second round. Zhumagazy showed heart but couldn’t escape Rudnev’s submission attempt.
7. Khabib Nabiev vs. Bruce Souto
Khabib Nabiev won via submission (rear-naked choke) in Round 1, quickly taking the fight to the ground. Nabiev’s grappling skills were too much for Souto, who tapped out at 3:57 of the first round. Nabiev’s dominance was clear from the start.
8. Vilson Ndregjoni vs. Trent Girdham
Vilson Ndregjoni earned a unanimous decision victory after three rounds of striking exchanges. Ndregjoni’s accuracy and defensive skills allowed him to outpoint Girdham. Despite Girdham’s efforts, Ndregjoni’s technique and control proved superior.
9. Arslan Bilalov vs. Benjamin Sehic
Arslan Bilalov won by unanimous decision, using his control in the clinch and effective striking. Bilalov’s ability to dictate the pace and land significant strikes earned him the judges’ favor. Sehic had moments of success but couldn’t match Bilalov’s consistency.
10. Isaac Pimentel vs. Genil Francisco
Isaac Pimentel secured a TKO victory in Round 2 with relentless pressure and striking. Pimentel’s aggressive approach overwhelmed Francisco, leading to a stoppage at 3:20 of the second round after a series of unanswered punches. Francisco couldn’t withstand Pimentel’s onslaught.
11. Rashid Vagabov vs. Bairam Shammadov
Rashid Vagabov won via submission (guillotine choke) in Round 1, quickly capitalizing on a scramble. Vagabov’s quick thinking and grappling skills forced Shammadov to tap out almost immediately. The fight ended almost as soon as it began.
12. Carol Foro vs. Marina Nica
Carol Foro delivered a highlight-reel KO with a spinning back kick in Round 1. Foro’s spectacular kick landed flush, knocking Nica out cold at 2:41 of the first round. The crowd erupted as Foro celebrated her stunning victory.
13. Ali Iskender Aliev vs. Rustam Serbiev
Ali Iskender Aliev won by unanimous decision, showcasing his striking and movement. Aliev’s ability to avoid damage and land effective strikes earned him the win. Serbiev struggled to find his range against Aliev’s elusive style.
14. Asaf Chopurov vs. Su Sung Cho Gotoh
Asaf Chopurov claimed victory via submission (rear-naked choke) in Round 3. Chopurov’s persistence paid off as he secured the choke at 2:32 of the third round after dominating the grappling exchanges. Gotoh showed resilience but ultimately succumbed to Chopurov’s submission.