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The Calgary-based bantamweight chopped at the lead leg of the newcomer from Cyprus in the opening frame before being forced to work off his back in the second half of the frame. In the second, Grigoriou looked to grapple, but Anheliger piled up the offense nonetheless, landing elbows to the side of the head in the clinch and continuing to batter the lead leg. The fresher of the two in the third, “The Monster” mindfully picked his shots and picked apart the debutant, running away with the fight down the stretch.

All three judges saw the fight the same, awarding Anheliger the unanimous decision victory. After suffering consecutive losses, the 37-year-old gets back into the win column and moves back to level inside the UFC Octagon. | Official Scorecards

The Brazilian lightweight dominated the first on the canvas and then battered Ramirez’ lead leg in the second, leaving him lumped up and limping after 10 minutes. Seconds into the final round, Moises thudded home another low kick and Ramirez toppled, with referee Mark Smith quickly stepping in to halt the action.

Just a clean, professional performance from the divisional stalwart, who continues to reside just outside the Top 15 in the talent-rich 155-pound weight class. Moises is now 7-5 in a dozen UFC appearances and 18-7 overall.

McKenna caught a kick and opted to engage with Amorim, who immediately attacked a triangle choke, adding an armbar into the mix as McKenna looked to slam her to the canvas. There was a brief moment of confusion, but the Brazilian stayed locked onto the arm, eventually drawing out the tap.

After dropping her promotional debut, Amorim has now earned consecutive submission wins to advance to 8-1 overall, maintaining her 100 percent finishing rate in the process.

When the scores were added up, Silva came away with the win, pushing his record to 9-1 with a victory in his promotional debut. After newcomers landed on the wrong side of the results in the first two bouts of the night, the recent DWCS grad puts one in the win column for the debuting fighters. | Official Scorecards

The Dana White’s Contender Series grad took Ode’ Osbourne down early in the first round and never allowed him back to his feet, posing dilemmas to the Las Vegas-based flyweight until a series of heavy shots prompted Osbourne to give up his back. From there, Filho quickly flattened him out, fished his arm under the neck, and collected the tap.

That’s now consecutive victories and consecutive first-round stoppage wins for the Brazilian, who moved to 16-3 with the win. The Nova Uniao product is a serious threat on the canvas and should continue to be a person of interest going forward in the 125-pound weight class.

The diminutive Brazilian had her best moments on the feet, landing with her signature overhand left while crashing forward. But Chandler utilized her size and strength advantage well in grappling situations, dragging Nunes to the canvas and roughing her up from top position. With the fight hanging in the balance in the third, they stayed standing for the duration, battling to the final horn.

The judges were called upon to sort out a victor, and the scores favored Chandler. The Stockton, California native moves to 6-2 overall with the victory and 2-1 in three UFC starts. | Official Scorecards

“Beast Boy” stepped in for the first time since October 2022 and dominated Natan Levy. In the first, he dropped the DWCS grad with the first right hand he landed before controlling things for the majority of the frame. In the second, Davis again got to a dominant position in no time, floating into mount, where he quickly locked up an arm-triangle choke to secure the win.

That’s now four straight victories for the talented Davis, who advanced to 11-2 overall with outstanding effort to wrap Saturday’s prelims.