UFC Fight Night: Muniz vs Allen Results

Late in the third, after the two traded on the feet, Allen caught a kick and turned it into a high amplitude takedown, working his way to mount and then Muniz’ back. The Louisiana native stayed patient and kept looking for the choke, eventually lacing up the finish and securing the tap.

This was a breakout effort for Allen, who pushed his winning streak to four and his record inside the Octagon to 9-2 overall. Still just 27 years old, Allen continues making strides in his game, and should find himself standing opposite another ranked opponent next time out. | Official Scorecards 

After winning his first four appearances in the UFC, Sakai entered on a four-fight slide, and has to be breathing easier after getting his hand raised here. The Brazilian veteran advances to 16-5-1 for his career, while Mayes falls to 2-3 with one No Contest in six UFC starts. | Official Scorecards 

Competing at flyweight, the former Ultimate Fighter winner used her superior grappling skills to dominate De La Rosa, controlling things throughout the first before jumping on a guillotine choke in the center of the Octagon midway through the second. Despite being up a division, Suarez was undeterred, forcing De La Rosa to tap after adjusting her squeeze.

This was an outstanding performance from Suarez, who moves to 10-0 with the victory and shows she’s right back in the thick of the championship chase, regardless of where she intends to compete going forward. | Official Scorecards

The two men felt each other out through the initial stages of the opening stanza, with Malott throwing and landing more as Lainesse struggled to find his range. When the Quebecer pressed forward and landed, Malott turned it into a takedown opportunity, putting Lainesse on the canvas. From there, he patiently worked towards and arm-triangle choke and squeezed out the tap.

After collecting a knockout win over Mickey Gall in his promotional debut last year, Malott is now 2-0 with a pair of first-round finishes in the UFC, and riding a five-fight winning streak overall. | Official Scorecards 

The unbeaten Contender Series graduate got after Erick Gonzalez in Saturday’s final preliminary card fight, earning the stoppage with one second remaining in the first round. He may not have the cleanest technique, but Peek is an absolute berserker who only has one gear and one direction, and combined with gnarly power, it makes him a dangerous man inside the Octagon.

Peek came out firing and kept slinging throughout, hurting Gonzalez on multiple occasions before finally getting him out of there just before the horn in the first. With the win, the Alabama native moves to 8-0 with eight finishes, six of them in the first round, and one No Contest. | Official Scorecards

The powerful Brazilian flashed explosive striking in the rare moments the two were upright, but Jasudavicius took everything coming her way well, countered at times, and worked to get Fernandes to the ground in each round. Once there, the debuting fighter had no answers, allowing the Canadian to work to dominant positions and batter her with elbows and punches while draining the clock and controlling the action.

This was a strong bounce-back effort for Jasudavicius, who lost to talented Brazilian debutant Natalia Silva last time out. The Niagara native moves to 2-1 in the UFC and 8-2 overall with the win, while Fernandes falls to 8-2 and sees her seven-fight winning streak snapped in the process. | Official Scorecards

Shortly after resuming following a brief pause for an inadvertent low blow, Leavitt walked Victor Martinez back against the fence, grabbed a Thai clinch, and dropped the newcomer with a pair of heavy knees. This was a new wrinkle from the Las Vegas native, who said he never rocked someone before in his post-fight interview with Michael Bisping.

The affable DWCS grad gets back into the win column after this London loss to Paddy Pimblett, and moves to 4-2 inside the Octagon with the victory. | Official Scorecards 

Osbourne came out sharp to start, throwing quick kicks and leaving Johnson guessing before the former LFA champ started to find his range and rhythm late in the round. An accidental low blow early in the second brought a nearly five-minute pause to the action, but when they resumed, it was more of the same, with Johnson opening a cut on Osbourne that likely earned him the round.

They continued going tit-for-tat over the final five minutes as well, leaving it up to the judges to decide. When the totals were tallied, Osbourne came out ahead, collecting the split decision victory and his fourth UFC win. | Official Scorecards 

Solecki forced Deaton to wear him like a backpack for nearly 10 full minutes, the first while the two were standing and the second on the canvas in the center of the Octagon. While Deaton defended diligently, Solecki continued hunting for chokes, eventually wrapping his forearm under the neck and squeezing out the finish before the end of the second.

This was a terrific effort from Solecki, who has now earned back-to-back victories and wins in five of six UFC appearances. The 29-year-old advances to 13-3 with the win, and remains a difficult out in the middle of the lightweight division. | Official Scorecards 

In the third, the youngster again had to navigate a guillotine choke attempt and deal with Alves in mount, but he got himself to top position and closed out the round landing shots and controlling the Brazilian on the canvas.

The 23-year-old is still a little green, but he shows tremendous promise, and moves to 9-0 with the victory on Saturday. While always game, Alves has now lost consecutive outings and falls to 1-3 in the UFC with the loss. | Official Scorecards