Results | MMA Fighting: UFC, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) News, ResultsMMA News & results for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), Strikeforce & more Mixed Martial Arts fights2026-02-08T06:23:45+00:00https://www.mmafighting.com/rss/results/index.xmlBryan Tucker<![CDATA[UFC Vegas 113 Results: Bautista vs. Oliveira]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4704822026-02-07T23:24:18-05:002026-02-07T23:02:26-05:00
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - FEBRUARY 06: (L-R) Mario Bautista and Vinicius Oliveira of Brazil face off during the UFC Fight Night weigh-in at Meta APEX on February 06, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)
MMA Fighting has UFC Vegas 113 results for the Bautista vs. Oliveira event, a live blog of the main event, and more from Meta APEX in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
In the main event, Mario Bautista squares off against Vinicius Oliveira in a meeting of two of the top bantamweights. Bautista looks to bounce back from a recent loss to Umar Nurmagomedov, while Oliveira has reeled off six straight victories.
Kyoji Horiguchi and Amir Albazi clash in a flyweight contest in the co-main event.
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Mike Heck<![CDATA[BKFC KnuckleMania 6 Results: Rothwell vs. Arlovski]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4704752026-02-08T01:23:45-05:002026-02-07T21:30:06-05:00
MMA Fighting has BKFC KnuckleMania 6 results for the Rothwell vs. Arlovski fight card, a live blog of the main event, and more from Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
In the main event, BKFC heavyweight champion Ben Rothwell puts his title on the line against a familiar foe, former UFC champion Andrei Arlovski.
This will be the third meeting between the two competitors, and third different promotion in which this bout will take place. Arlovski holds a 2-0 lead in the series after a knockout win in their first fight at Affliction 1 in July 2008, and a decision win 11 years later at UFC on ESPN 4.
In the co-main event, Lorenzo Hunt faces David Mundell in a non-title, champ vs. champ matchup. Mundell steps in on short notice to replace Yoel Romero.
Check out BKFC KnuckleMania 6 results below.
BKFC KnuckleMania 6 main card
Andrei Arlovski def. Ben Rothwell via TKO (doctor’s stoppage) — Round 3, 1:14 | Live Blog
Lorenzo Hunt def. David Mundell via knockout — Round 4, 0:29
Johnny Garbarino def. Kaine Tomlinson Jr. via TKO — Round 5, 0:49
Ben Bonner def. Tony Soto via decision (49-46 x2, 48-47)
Patrick Brady def. Bear Hill via unanimous decision (50-42, 50-41, 49-43)
Jade Masson-Wong def. Crystal Pittman via unanimous decision (50-45 x3)
Mike Richman def. Joe Elmore via majority decision (47-47, 48-46, 49-45)
Charles Bennett def. Pat Sullivan via TKO – Round 2, 1:56 | Watch Finish
Cody Russell def. Harrison Aiken via TKO — Round 2, 1:16
Lex Ludlow def. Zach Calmus via unanimous decision (30-26 x3)
Prince Nyseam def. Brett Shoenfelt via unanimous decision (30-25 x3)
Joshua Oxendine def. Travis Thompson via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
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Guilherme Cruz<![CDATA[PFL Dubai Results: Nurmagomedov vs. Davis]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4705162026-02-07T15:10:58-05:002026-02-07T15:10:00-05:00
Usman Nurmagomedov and Alfie Davis clash in the PFL Dubai main event. | PFL
MMA Fighting has PFL Dubai results for the Nurmagomedov vs. Davis fight card and more from Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Saturday morning.
In the main event, PFL lightweight champion Usman Nurmagomedov defends his belt against Alfie Davis. Nurmagomedov is yet to taste defeat in his pro career, posting a 20-0 record with one no-contest. Davis won three straight fights to earn the title shot.
Ramazan Kuramagomedov and Shamil Musaev clash for the PFL welterweight world title in the co-main event.
Check out PFL Dubai results below.
PFL Dubai Main Card
Usman Nurmagomedov def. Alfie Davis via technical submission (rear-naked choke) — Round 3, 4:41
Ramazan Kuramagomedov def. Shamil Musaev via unanimous decision (48-46 x3)
Abdoul Abdouraguimov def. Kendly St. Louis via split decision (28-29, 30-27 x2)
Salamat Isbulaev def. Jesus Pinedo via submission (elbows) — Round 1, 4:57
Pouya Rahmani def. Karl Williams via submission (arm-triangle choke) — Round 2, 3:41
PFL Dubai Prelims
Amru Magomedov def. Kolton Englund via TKO — Round 1, 0:37
Taylor Lapilus def. Kasum Kasumov via TKO — Round 3, 0:47
Renat Khavalov def. Edgars Skrivers via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
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Guilherme Cruz<![CDATA[Teofimo vs. Shakur Results: LIVE updates of the undercard and main event]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4689622026-02-01T01:07:43-05:002026-01-31T21:10:00-05:00
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JANUARY 30: Shakur Stevenson and Teófimo López face off during the Ring 6 weigh in at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on January 30, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Ishika Samant/Getty Images) | Getty Images
MMA Fighting has Teofimo vs. Shakur results for the Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson fight card and more for one of the most highly anticipated events of the year Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
When the main event begins around 11 p.m. ET, check out our Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson live round-by-round updates for our live blog of the main event. Teofimo Lopez tries to defend his The Ring and WBO junior welterweight titles against WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson in the fight and hand Stevenson the first loss of his career.
Check out Teofimo vs. Shakur results below.
Teofimo vs. Shakur main card (DAZN PPV LIVE now)
Shakur Stevenson def. Teofimo Lopez via unanimous decision (119-108 x3)
Keyshawn Davis def. Jamaine Ortiz via TKO — Round 12, 2:47
Bruce Carrington def. Carlos Castro via KO — Round 9, 1:29
Jarrell Miller def. Kingsley Ibeh via split decision (97-93 x2, 94-96) | Watch Miller lose hair
Teofimo vs. Shakur prelims
Austin Williams def. Wendy Toussaint via unanimous decision (98-91, 99-90 x2)
Kevin Castillo def. Ziyad Al Maayouf via unanimous decision (78-73, 77-74 x2)
Check out the Teofimo vs. Shakur undercard live blog for the co-main event below:
Keyshawn Davis vs. Jamaine Ortiz
Round 1: Big one for former WBO lightweight champ Davis against Ortiz, who enters the ring on a three-fight winning streak since losing to Teofimo Lopez in 2024. They open up with jabs, finding the distance and Davis goes to the body with a right. Davis lands two right hands that get Ortiz off balance for a second. Ortiz chases Davis with three jabs that do not connect. Davis again with a jab to the body. Ortiz throws a left to the head but misses. They throw wildly in the final seconds. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis.
Round 2: They’re back in the center of the ring and Davis lands a left over Ortiz’s jab. And again to the body. Ortiz keeps using his jab but not actually connecting. Davis responds with a right to the head. And two to the body that hurts Ortiz as he was switching stances. Ortiz circles right and left but Davis is pressuring him against the ropes. Davis lands a hard right to the head and one to the body and Ortiz is having a hard time countering. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 20-18 Davis.
Round 3: Davis masterfully dodges Ortiz’s jabs. Ortiz misses a right hand, too. Davis attacks with a three-punch combo, and pushes him against the ropes with a combination. Ortiz tries to answer but misses. Davis to the body, and Ortiz misses a left. Referee stops the action to ask both fighter to watch the heads after a near clash. Action resumes and Davis keeps landing from afar but nothing that hard. Ortiz finally lands a good one, a short left hand that caught Davis’ attention. Davis responds, and Ortiz realizes a good moment and begins to showboat before round ends. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 30-27 Davis.
Round 4: Davis takes center of the ring as round starts and opens with a good combo to the body. Ortiz jumping and circling around but missing the punches. Davis throws a right hand that misses, and Ortiz fires a combo and they clinch. Ortiz lands but Davis counters with a left hook. Davis lands to the body after both miss jabs and Ortiz continues to be more aggressive. Davis jabs, and Ortiz’s cornerman asks for him to throw jabs as well. Davis lands a good right hook to and the round. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 40-36 Davis.
Round 5: Davis lands a left hand to the body. Ortiz connects a left as they were separating. Davis misses a one-two and Ortiz nearly goes for a takedown. Davis’ combination continue to work and Ortiz, although more active, can’t land anything major. Ortiz nearly slips, and the match resumes right away. Davis hurts Ortiz with a good body shot. 25 seconds left and Davis connects a right cross as Ortiz marches forward. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 50-45 Davis.
Round 6: Ortiz’s cornerman asks him to be more aggressive with his attacks. So far he’s throwing jabs from long distance and most of the time it’s not landing. Ortiz doubles up with the jabs and ti finally lands. Crowd begins to boo — it’s been a long night so far with a bunch of decisions and only one knockout. Davis again works the body, and then two jabs, and another jab. Ortiz tries an uppercut but misses. Ortiz’s left cross lands on Davis’ guard. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 60-54 Davis.
Round 7: Davis starts the round with a three-punch combo that land, but not enough to hurt Ortiz. He keeps pressuring Ortiz, who circles to escape. Davis with great head movement to avoid Ortiz’s attacks. Ortiz back more aggressive but, as in previous rounds, not doing damage. Davis doubles up with jabs to then go to he body, and Ortiz responds with hooks that land on target. 30 seconds on the clock and Ortiz’s coach ask him to be aggressive but Davis was the one with the best punches thrown before time runs out. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 70-63 Davis.
Round 8: Broadcast shows Davis landed 40 body attacks through eight rounds, against Ortiz’s only 16. Davis with a solid left cross to the head but Ortiz sees that coming. Davis with a good left once again before they wrestle in the ring. Fans shower then with boos again. Ortiz goes wild and has Davis on the corner but don’t do any damage. Ortiz fires two left hands, missing both attacks. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 80-72 Davis.
Round 9: Davis asks his cornerman in between if Ortiz is trying to counter him. Ortiz needs a knockout if he wants to have his hands raised tonight. Davis lands more in the first minute of the round than in previous two rounds combined, probably. Ortiz can’t get close to him to counter. Ortiz’s cornerman says Davis is tired, but doesn’t really look like it. Ortiz finally lands two on the head but Davis responds with stronger punches. Ortiz with two to the body. Ortiz with another solid body shot. Ortiz walks forward to attack but Davis is the one who actually lands. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 90-81 Davis.
Round 10: Davis connects with a left hook and a right straight to the head of Ortiz, and fires over and over again. Ortiz defending and missing early in the round. Davis’ left finds the target. Davis making Ortiz pay with his aggressiveness with a four-punch combination. Ortiz’s left eye swollen. Ortiz connects a right to the body, and Davis responds with a body shot and misses an uppercut. Davis throws another combination but Ortiz covers up nicely. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9, Davis. Overall, 100-90 Davis.
Round 11: The doctor checks Ortiz’s left eye before allowing him back in the fight. Davis landing to the hand but a left body shot has Ortiz on his knees. Count to nine but he’s back on his feet. Davis smells blood and goes for the finish. Ortiz is on the ropes and Davis relentless with the punishment. Davis with a left hook to the body but Ortiz eats it well. Davis with a monster right hand and Ortiz won’t even blink. Davis taunts Ortiz before going again and again to the body. 30 seconds left in the clock and Davis connects a good right right and misses the uppercut. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-8, Davis. Overall, 110-98 Davis.
Round 12: The doctor checks Ortiz’s left eye before the final round. It’s swollen, but the doctor allows him to continue. Davis opens up with the left hook to the body. Ortiz needs a miracle to win this and it’s not looking doable. Davis with another body shot. And a jab to the head. Davis connects two left hooks to body and head. Ortiz not giving up but has no answer for Davis’ offensiveness. Davis’ lands a monster right hand and Ortiz almost loses his leg. Davis senses blood again and attacks with another left hook to the body, and Ortiz is again on his knees. The referee immediately calls it, and Davis the winner by knockout with seconds left on the final round.
Official result: Keyshawn Davis def. Jamaine Ortiz via TKO — Round 12, 2:47
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Bryan Tucker<![CDATA[UFC 325 Results: Volkanovski vs. Lopes 2]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4689432026-02-01T00:24:11-05:002026-01-31T20:28:00-05:00
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 29: (L-R) Alexander Volkanovski of Australia and Diego Lopes of Brazil face off during the UFC 325 Press Conference at Sydney Event Centre on January 29, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)
MMA Fighting has UFC 325 results for the Volkanovski vs. Lopes 2 fight card, live blogs of the entire main card, and more from Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Saturday afternoon.
In the main event, UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski puts his belt on the line against Diego Lopes in a rematch. Volkanovski defeated Lopes via unanimous decision at UFC 314 this past April.
Dan Hooker clashes with Benoit Saint Denis in a lightweight contest in the co-main event. Hooker has won three of his past five fights, while Saint Denis has posted three straight victories.
Check out the UFC 325 results below.
UFC 325 Main card
Alexander Volkanovski def. Diego Lopes via unanimous decision (49-46 x2, 50-45)
Billy Elekana def. Junior Tafa via submission (rear-naked choke) (R2, 3:18)
Cameron Rowston def. Cody Brundage via second-round TKO (4:08)
Jacob Malkoun def. Torrez Finney via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-26 x2)
Jonathan Micallef def. Oban Elliott via technical submission (RNC) (R2, 3:31) | Watch finish
Kaan Ofli def. Yizha via majority decision (29-28 x2, 28-28)
Dom Mar Fan def. Kim Sangwook via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
Keiichiro Nakamura def. Sebastian Szalay via third-round TKO (3:48) | Watch finish
Lawrence Lui def. Sulangrangbo via split decision (29-28 x2, 28-29)
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Bryan Tucker<![CDATA[UFC 324 Results: Gaethje vs. Pimblett]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4674222026-01-25T01:28:17-05:002026-01-24T21:07:15-05:00
MMA Fighting has UFC 324 results for the Gaethje vs. Pimblett fight card, live blogs of the entire main card, and more from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
In the main event, Justin Gaethje battles Paddy Pimblett for the UFC interim lightweight title. Gaethje has won three of his past five fights, while Pimblett has won nine straight fights (7-0 in the UFC).
Former UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley tries to get a big step closer to a title shot when he faces Song Yadong in the co-main event.
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Bryan Tucker<![CDATA[RAF 5 Results: Covington vs. Rockhold]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4652682026-01-10T22:56:24-05:002026-01-10T22:24:00-05:00
Luke Rockhold and Colby Covington will clash in the RAF 5 main event Saturday night. | RAF
MMA Fighting has RAF 5 results for the Covington vs. Rockhold fight card, live blogs of the top three fights, and more from Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Fla., on Saturday night.
In the main event, UFC welterweight Colby Covington squares off against UFC veteran Luke Rockhold in a wrestling match. Covington hasn’t competed in a combat sports event since Dec. 14, 2024, when he lost to Joaquin Buckley via third-round knockout. Rockhold was knocked out by Darren Till at Misfits Boxing 22 this past August.
Bo Nickal was slated to face Yoel Romero in the co-main event, but Romero failed to make weight. Nickal has been declared the RAF light heavyweight champion and Romero will now face Buchanan on the main card.
Arman Tsarukyan also makes his RAF debut against Lance Palmer on the main card.
Check out RAF 5 results below.
RAF 5 Fight Card
Colby Covington def. Luke Rockhold via tech fall, 12-0
Jordan Oliver def. Real Woods, 3-3 via criteria (last point scored)
Stephen Buchanan def. Yoel Romero via tech fall, 10-0 | Recap
Zahid Valencia def. Nate Jackson, 4-0
Austin DeSanto def. Nathan Tomasello via tech fall, 11-1 for RAF bantamweight title
Bo Bassett def. Cayden Henschel via tech fall, 14-4
Mostafa Elders def. Steve Mocco, 6-1
Pat Lugo def. Johnni DiJulius via tech fall, 10-0
Georgio Poullas def. Mugzy via tech fall, 11-1
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Guilherme Cruz<![CDATA[RIZIN NYE results: Razhabali Shaidulloev destroys Mikuru Asakura, Ilkhom Nozimov lands 13-second knockout knee on Roberto Satoshi]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4641532025-12-31T09:22:27-05:002025-12-31T09:30:00-05:00
Ilhom Nozimov and Roberto Satoshi
Razhabali Shaidulloev remains the RIZIN featherweight champion after running through Japanese MMA’s biggest star.
In the main event of RIZIN Shiwasu no Cho Tsuwamono Matsuri—the promotion’s traditional New Year’s Eve show—in Saitama, Japan, Shaidulloev ended 2025 with a bang, destroying Asakura in under three minutes. Shaidulloev was coming off of back-to-back knockout wins and he added Asakura to his hit list to defend his 145-pound belt.
Shaidulloev took Asakura to the ground with a suplex, then repeated the maneuver after Asakura returned to his feet. Asakura desperately worked to stay off the ground, but once Shaidulloev got a hold of him, he advanced to mount and forced Asakura to give up his back.
From there, Shaidulloev delivered a one-sided beatdown, raining down punches until the referee called the end of the bout. The 25-year-old Tajikistani featherweight is now 17-0 with 17 finishes, 15 of those in the opening round. Asakura had to be taken out of the ring on a stretcher.
RIZIN’s all-time longest-reigning champion Roberto Satoshi looked for his sixth title defense when he took on Ilhom Nozimov and it ended with a violent upset.
Satoshi and Nozimov, who replaced Shunta Nomura on short notice for the co-main event showdown, exchanged strikes right off the bat and Nozimov invited the champion to throw more. When the jiu-jitsu specialist shot for a double leg takedown, Nozimov fired a perfectly-timed knee to his jaw that left Satoshi out cold.
All it took was 13 seconds for Nozimov to become the new RIZIN lightweight champion.
The RIZIN flyweight title was up for grabs in the third to last fight of the night, with Hiromasa Ougikubo battling Yuki Motoya for the belt in the 125-pound grand prix final. The championship became vacant following Kyoji Horiguchi’s departure for the UFC in March.
Ougikubo won a unanimous decision after a 15-minute back-and-forth battle to claim RIZIN gold.
Enzo Massami Iamazato def. Yuri Suda via submission (armbar) — Round 1, 3:15
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Guilherme Cruz<![CDATA[RIZIN NYE results: Danny Sabatello grinds out title win, Seika Izawa survives scare to go 18-0]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4641312025-12-31T09:23:32-05:002025-12-31T09:15:00-05:00
Danny Sabatello and Naoki Inoue
Danny Sabatello and Saika Izawa had to dig deep to come out victorious in their respective title bouts on RIZIN Shiwasu no Cho Tsuwamono Matsuri, the promotion’s traditional New Year’s Eve show Wednesday in Saitama, Japan.
Ahead of the event, Sabatello boasted he will defend the RIZIN bantamweight title 87 times should he win it, and the first part is accomplished as he became the bantamweight champion with a split decision victory over Naoki Inoue.
Inoue had a better start in the fight as he landed jabs and leg kicks that rocked Sabatello and had him off balance. Sabatello decided to go for a takedown and worked to take the back, a situation Inoue couldn’t escape. Sabatello slammed the champion head-first on the ground, but Inoue reversed beautifully to get to top control. The non-strop scramble on the ground ended as Inoue returned to his feet with Sabatello glued to his back, and they exchanged positions before the round ended.
Round 2 began with Inoue kicked driving more jabs into the face of the challenger, and Sabatello again shot for a takedown. The longtime Bellator contender took Inoue’s back and landed short punches to score points before going for a rear-naked choke, but Inoue again escaped and reversed to top position. It was then Inoue’s turn to land punches and knees to the head before taking Sabatello’s back and working from there for the remainder of the round.
Sabatello came out more aggressive in the final round with wild strikes instead of shooting immediately, but eventually used his wrestling for a takedown and attacked with an anaconda choke. Inoue escaped once again, but Sabatello slammed him back on the ground. They scrambled for positions with half a round left, and Sabatello landed a good elbow when they separated from a clinch on the feet. Back to the ground, Sabatello unleashed a violent attack with ground-and-pound, soccer kicks, and flying stomps for a strong end to the match.
They went the distance, and two of the three judges scored the close match in favor of Sabatello, the new RIZIN bantamweight champion.
Did the Italian Gangster do enough to win the belt ⁉️
“Japan, this is the best day of my life,” Sabatello said after the victory. “Thank you all for being part of this historical event. You guys are the absolute best. This is a historical night and its only going to get better.”
The outspoken fighter wasted no time pointing at the man he wants first as challenger in RIZIN, too.
“Ryuya Fukuda is a bitch,” Sabatello said.
Fukuda, a former title challenger in RIZIN, fought earlier on the card and knocked out Tatsuya Ando to rebound from a loss to Inoue in July.
The first title match of the night was one of the most anticipated bouts for the local crowd as Japanese greats Seika Izawa and Rena Kubota competed for the super atomweight belt. The champion Izawa, 17-0 going into the event, had to dig deep to retain her title.
Kubota declined to touch gloves before the match began and knocked Izawa down with with a perfect left hook early in the fight. She immediately went the ground-and-pound, but then opted to stay standing and chop at Izawa’s legs instead. Izawa got back to her feet and shot for a takedown, putting Kubota on her back and threatening with armbars while landing hard punches to her head. Izawa had a rear-naked choke locked in but time ran out.
The champion wasted no time on the feet in Round 2, taking Kubota down in a matter of seconds, and attacked with a guillotine choke from north-south position. Kubota tried to defend, but it was only a matter of time until Izawa adjusted her position and forced the tap.
Check the complete RIZIN Shiwasu no Cho Tsuwamono Matsuri results below.
Razhabali Shaidulloev def. Mikuru Asakura via KO — Round 1, 2:54
Ilhom Nazimov def. Roberto Satoshi via KO — Round 1, 0:13
Hiromasa Ougikubo vs. Yuki Motoya via unanimous decision
Danny Sabatello def. Naoki Inoue via split decision
Enzo Massami Iamazato def. Yuri Suda via submission (armbar) — Round 1, 3:15
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Damon Martin<![CDATA[RAF 4 results: Hendrickson vs. Parris]]>https://www.mmafighting.com/?p=4624742026-01-09T13:10:16-05:002025-12-20T18:57:59-05:00
MMA Fighting has RAF 4 results for the Hendrickson vs. Parris fight card and more from the Fishers Event Center in Indianapolis, Ind., on Saturday night.
NCAA champion Wyatt Hendrickson holds the RAF heavyweight title after scoring a win in the debut event in August but he’s looking for a bit of revenge after falling to Mason Parris in a previous encounter back in 2023. Both wrestlers could be vying for a slot on the U.S. Olympic wrestling team when the games land in Los Angeles in 2028 so this could be a preview for that future showdown.
In the co-main event, Olympic silver medalist and multi-time UFC title challenger Yoel Romero returns to wrestling when he faces Pat Downey. Originally slated to take on Bo Nickal on the card, Romero instead faces Downey, who shut down UFC middleweight Joaquin Buckley in a dominant performance back at RAF 3.
At his peak, Romero was undoubtedly one of the best wrestlers in the world, but he hasn’t competed in the sport for over 15 years after turning his full attention towards MMA.
Former UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad is also competing on the card when he faces two-time NCAA champion David Carr.
Hendrickson vs. Parris fight card
Wyatt Hendrickson def. Mason Parris, 13-2, tech fall
