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UFC Results 2026: Latest Fight Results & Winners

UFC Results 2026

Brendan Allen’s fifth-round submission of Christian Leroy Duncan is the latest addition to our UFC results 2026 tracker. The American ended Duncan’s five-fight winning streak at the Meta APEX, while Jai Herbert gave British fans a victory in the co-main event. For the card coming up this weekend, our UFC Tonight guide covers the UK start times and viewing information.

Allen had to work well into the championship rounds before securing his fourth consecutive win. Elsewhere on the Las Vegas card, Andre Fili and Otari Tanzilovi both landed head-kick knockouts, continuing an October that had already delivered Natalia Silva’s title victory and a remarkable collection of finishes at UFC 332.

Below are the latest winners, methods of victory and major results from the UFC’s recent events.

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Latest UFC Results: Allen Submits Duncan

Brendan Allen beat Christian Leroy Duncan by rear-naked choke at 2:46 of the fifth round on Saturday 10 October.

Duncan entered the biggest fight of his career with momentum from victories over Roman Dolidze and Jared Cannonier. Allen offered a different problem, particularly once the exchanges moved into the clinch and onto the ground.

An eye poke cost Duncan a point in round two, but the deduction ultimately had no bearing on the result. Allen secured the submission with a little over two minutes remaining, extending his winning run to four.

I thought this was a useful reminder of how difficult it is to displace an established contender over five rounds. Duncan had his opportunities, yet Allen still found the finish when both men had already spent more than 20 minutes working.

Allen vs Duncan Main Card Results

  • Brendan Allen beat Christian Leroy Duncan by rear-naked choke, Round 5, 2:46
  • Jai Herbert beat Matheus Camilo by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28
  • Loopy Godinez beat Ketlen Souza by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28
  • Andre Fili beat Kai Kamaka III by KO, Round 2, 0:22
  • Otari Tanzilovi beat Malcolm Wellmaker by KO, Round 2, 2:39

Herbert’s victory was particularly welcome from a British perspective. All three judges gave him two rounds against Camilo, securing another win against a younger opponent.

Fili needed just 22 seconds of the second round to finish Kamaka. Tanzilovi also found his knockout in round two, leaving Wellmaker with a third consecutive defeat.

UFC 332 Results: Natalia Silva Wins the Title

Natalia Silva became UFC women’s flyweight champion by beating Wang Cong over five rounds at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on 3 October.

The judges returned scores of 49-46, 48-47 and 48-47. Silva’s cleaner striking and movement helped establish her advantage, although Wang remained competitive enough to keep the closing rounds uncomfortable.

For Silva, it was a ninth UFC victory without defeat and a 15th consecutive win overall. For everyone watching the rest of the card, decisions were considerably harder to find: 11 of the night’s 14 fights ended by knockout or technical knockout.

UFC 332 Fight Results

  • Natalia Silva beat Wang Cong by unanimous decision, 49-46, 48-47, 48-47
  • Payton Talbott beat Deiveson Figueiredo by TKO, Round 1, 2:09
  • Esteban Ribovics beat King Green by TKO, Round 1, 4:08
  • Roberto Soldic beat Khaos Williams by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-27, 29-27
  • Roman Kopylov beat Ateba Gautier by TKO, Round 1, 3:12
  • Imanol Rodriguez beat Alden Coria by TKO, Round 1, 3:11
  • Damian Pinas beat Andrey Pulyaev by KO, Round 1, 1:15
  • Marcus McGhee beat Anthony Romero by TKO, Round 1, 4:58
  • Anthony Wint beat Lucas Armand by TKO, Round 1, 0:23
  • Johnny Walker beat Mick Parkin by KO, Round 1, 3:35
  • Jacobe Smith beat Bruce Whitehead by TKO, Round 1, 1:32
  • Alexander Hernandez beat Rafael dos Anjos by TKO, Round 2, 3:12
  • Ismail Naurdiev beat Marvin Vettori by unanimous decision, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28
  • Eric Nolan beat Court McGee by TKO, Round 3, 3:26

Walker’s heavyweight debut stood out even on a night like this. His knee finished Parkin in the opening round, immediately giving the move up a division some substance.

Kopylov, Walker, Pinas and Rodriguez received the four $100,000 Performance of the Night awards.

Rosas Jr vs Barcelos Results

Raul Rosas Jr stopped Raoni Barcelos at 1:38 of round five on 26 September, earning his sixth consecutive victory and first UFC main-event win.

The finish came from a slam. Barcelos lost consciousness on impact, with Rosas recognising what had happened and signalling for the referee rather than continuing to strike.

Getting there had been much harder than Rosas’ quick start suggested. Barcelos gradually disrupted his rhythm and made the middle rounds difficult, drawing on the experience that had made this such an interesting test for the 21-year-old.

Ailin Perez also beat Norma Dumont on points. Luis Hernandez submitted Sedriques Dumas, Tina Black stopped Melissa Amaya and Ilimbek Akylbek won The Ultimate Fighter bantamweight final after Mahammadeli Osmanli was disqualified for an illegal knee.

UFC 331 Results: Van Beats Pantoja Again

Joshua Van retained his flyweight championship against Alexandre Pantoja at UFC 331 on 19 September.

Their first meeting had ended almost immediately through Pantoja’s injury. This time they completed five rounds, with Van winning 49-46, 48-47 and 50-45.

Pantoja’s grappling created problems, but Van kept producing effective work as the contest developed. The champion’s ability to finish strongly was encouraging, especially against somebody with Pantoja’s championship experience.

The three fights immediately before them all ended in the first round. Arman Tsarukyan knocked out Mauricio Ruffy at 4:56, Patricio Pitbull stopped Dooho Choi and Sean Sharaf knocked out Olympic wrestling gold medallist Gable Steveson in just 12 seconds.

Sharaf’s left hand produced one of the year’s biggest upsets before Steveson had any real opportunity to settle.

Noche UFC Results

Jean Silva submitted Jose Miguel Delgado with a rear-naked choke at 2:57 of round three in the Noche UFC main event on 12 September.

Delgado made the early stages uncomfortable. Silva gradually found a way through, using the grappling exchanges to take control before securing the finish.

Brandon Moreno beat Joseph Morales by split decision, while Alexa Grasso defeated Manon Fiorot unanimously. Curtis Blaydes also earned a unanimous decision against Waldo Cortes-Acosta.

Grasso’s win keeps her firmly involved at flyweight. With Natalia Silva now holding the championship, that result gives the former champion something substantial to build her case around.

UFC Paris Results

Salahdine Parnasse stopped Dan Hooker at 2:25 of the first round on 5 September, making an immediate impression in his UFC debut.

Hooker represented a substantial step into established UFC competition. Parnasse gave him very little time to make that experience count, hurting him and forcing the stoppage before the opening round was halfway through.

Axel Sola and Losene Keita also recorded first-round knockouts. Michael Page beat Nursulton Ruziboev unanimously in what became his final appearance under his existing UFC contract.

Our explanation of why Michael Page left the UFC covers the circumstances behind the promotion’s decision not to re-sign him.

UFC Shanghai Results

Song Yadong knocked out Umar Nurmagomedov at 1:48 of round two in Shanghai on 29 August.

Nurmagomedov changed levels and ran onto Song’s uppercut, suffering the first stoppage defeat of his professional career. It was a decisive answer to the wrestling threat that had dominated much of the discussion beforehand.

Denise Gomes, Kai Asakura, Liu Ce and Bilal Hasan also finished their opponents on the main card.

Our Umar Nurmagomedov knockout breakdown examines Song’s counter and the consequences for the bantamweight contender.

UFC Sacramento Results

Gregory Rodrigues beat Anthony Hernandez by unanimous decision in Sacramento on 22 August, taking scores of 49-46, 48-47 and 48-47.

Hernandez kept trying to impose his pressure, but Rodrigues defended well enough and continued landing the more damaging shots through the final round.

Vitor Petrino defeated Serghei Spivac on points. Reinier de Ridder, MarQuel Mederos, Carli Judice and Anthony Wint all secured finishes.

UFC 330 Results

Islam Makhachev retained his welterweight championship against Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330 on 15 August.

Garry made the champion work, defending takedowns and finding more success as the fight progressed. Makhachev nevertheless secured the unanimous decision, with scores of 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47.

The victory extended his UFC winning streak to 17, taking him beyond Anderson Silva’s previous record.

Our Ian Garry UFC 330 result breakdown looks more closely at the five rounds and where the challenger fell short.

How Do UFC Results Work?

A KO follows legal strikes that leave a fighter unable to continue. A TKO can involve a referee stopping the action because a fighter cannot intelligently defend themselves, or an intervention from the doctor or corner.

Submission victories can follow a physical tap, verbal surrender or loss of consciousness in a choke.

If the fight reaches its scheduled distance, three judges score each round. Most bouts last three rounds, while championship contests and main events are normally scheduled for five. Draws, disqualifications and no contests are also possible.

When Is the Next UFC Event?

Joaquin Buckley faces Mike Malott at Rogers Place in Edmonton on Saturday 17 October.

The main card is scheduled for 8pm ET, which means 1am BST on Sunday 18 October for UK viewers.

Our UFC schedule 2026 covers the remaining confirmed events, venues and UK timings.

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UFC Results and Betting

Results establish where fighters stand after each event, but the next matchup often asks a different question.

For upcoming contests, the UFC betting and odds page carries available markets, including fight winner, method of victory and total rounds.

You can find further previews, fighter updates and analysis in our UFC and MMA news section.

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