{"id":506881,"date":"2026-03-01T07:10:07","date_gmt":"2026-03-01T07:10:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/506881\/"},"modified":"2026-03-01T07:10:07","modified_gmt":"2026-03-01T07:10:07","slug":"ufc-mexico-moreno-vs-kavanagh-play-by-play-results-round-scoring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/506881\/","title":{"rendered":"UFC Mexico \u2018Moreno vs. Kavanagh\u2019 play-by-play, results & round scoring"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sherdog’s live
\nUFC Mexico<\/a> coverage will begin Saturday at 5 p.m. ET. The event
\nis also known as
\nUFC Fight Night 268<\/a>.<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Pinas (-270); Schultz (+220)
\nRound 1
\nThe UFC chose well by matching this Mexico City card the way it did
\nin one regard, in that there are only two bouts on the 13-fight
\nbilling taking place above 155 pounds. Bettors and prognosticators
\nmay disagree with some matchmaking choices, given that favored
\nfighters today will close with an average line a little beneath
\n-450. This curtain jerker is one of the two larger matches and one
\nof five where the favorite does not eclipse -250, as debuting
\nmiddleweights from DWCS crash into one another with hopes of
\nseparating wheat from chaff. Repping both Aruba and Suriname while
\nlikely the butt of jokes much of his life, Pinas (8-1, 0-0 UFC)
\nwill be squaring off against brother longhair Schultz (8-2, 0-0
\nUFC). Referee Horacio Lopez Villanueva takes charge of the fight,
\nand the two 185ers bump fists.<\/p>\n

Pinas moves right to the center of the cage, letting loose a low
\nkick to stop Schultz from jabbing. Schultz tries to fire back with
\na left hook, but all he can land is a leg kick of his own. Pinas
\nhits him back far harder in the lead leg, turning his hips into
\nthose strikes and forcing a level change on the third land. Pinas
\nshuts down the double-leg takedown attempt and rails Schultz with a
\nfierce right hand at the end of a one-two, putting \u201cParty Time\u201d
\ndown. Pinas looks to finish the job, but Schultz somehow weathers
\nthe storm and powers his way back to his feet, where he looks for a
\ntakedown. Wrapping his arms around Pinas\u2019 waist, he drags them both
\ndown to the floor, but this is not a good strategy. Pinas is pulled
\non top of his foe, where he unleashes elbows that punish Schultz
\nfor the ground effort. Pinas hunts for an anaconda choke, and when
\nhe hits the gator roll, he is too loose and they separate and stand
\nback up.
\nPinas drills his man in the chin with an uppercut, and Schultz
\ncrumbles and tries for an ankle pick. \u201cBaba Yaga\u201d shuts it down,
\nforces Schultz to stand up and thrusts through the guard with a
\npiston-like one-two. Schultz collapses to the floor, and this time,
\nhe is not getting back up.<\/a> Villanueva sees that
\nSchultz\u2019 goose is cooked, and he waves the fight off right around
\nthe midpoint of the round. There are far worse ways to make your
\npromotional debut, with Pinas calmly walking off after putting in
\nwork.The Official Result
\nDamian Pinas def. Wesley Schultz R1 2:30 via TKO (Punches)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Marshall (-700); Silva (+500)
\nRound 1
\nWith three hours to plug through seven prelims, the promotion
\nwastes no time in moving to the next matchup. This one comes at 145
\npounds between a pair of gents that could sorely use a victory.
\nSilva (9-3, 0-2 UFC) is winless after two walks to the Octagon,
\nappearing roughly every other year and not building any momentum in
\nthe overstuffed division. He meets Marshall (8-3, 2-3 UFC), who was
\non the wrong end of some of the worst scorecards offered last year.
\nReferee Fernando Salas Navarro receives the assignment, standing
\nback as the athletes touch \u2018em up.<\/p>\n

Silva says hello with a spinning wheel kick, and Marshall barely
\ngets his guard up in time so as to not get leveled. Marshall has to
\nback off, and Silva spins with a back kick that connects to the
\nbody. Marshall pushes off when trying to engage, and his finger
\njams into Silva\u2019s eye socket. Salas calls time when he recognizes
\nthe foul, and he goes to Marshall to tell him to be careful. The
\nVenezuelan takes less than 30 seconds to clear his vision before
\nrestarting. Marshall attacks him with looping hooks, using them to
\nclose the distance and drop down for a slick double-leg takedown.
\nSilva stands up by wrapping his arm around Marshall\u2019s neck with a
\nguillotine choke, and Marshall mat returns him and even briefly
\nthreatens with a Von Preux shoulder choke. Silva turns to his side
\nto try to buck off, but Marshall in half guard keeps him stuck.
\nMarshall settles for smacking Silva around with a few strikes
\nbefore lowering himself down to pursue an arm-triangle choke, and
\nSilva\u2019s bucking and wriggling keeps him safe for the time being.
\n
\nMarshall is able to pass to mount, and when Silva turns his back,
\nMarshall immediately snatches up a rear-naked choke. Switching his
\ngrip to one of a more brute-force variety, \u201cFire\u201d Marshall does not
\neven go palm-to-palm as he crushes Silva\u2019s larynx and carotid
\nartery. Silva posts off his left arm and does not fight the grip,
\ninstead just biding time before he inevitably taps
\nout.<\/a> This speedy finish justifies the massive odds in
\nMarshall\u2019s favor, with this leg in most of your parlays hitting
\nwith style points.The Official Result
\nFrancis Marshall def. Erik Silva R1 2:29 via Submission (Rear-Naked
\nChoke)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Kareckaite (-188); Tarin (+152)
\nRound 1
\nDue to the short-notice nature of the match, late replacement and
\nwell-named \u201cKill Bill\u201d Tarin (7-0, 0-0 UFC) puts her 0 on the line
\non just a few days\u2019 notice. She steps up against heavy-handed
\nLithuanian Kareckaite (6-1-1, 1-1 UFC), who just so happens to call
\nherself \u201cHeavy-Handed.\u201d Bit on the nose, just like what she wants
\nher punches to be. The referee for this 130-pound catchweight
\ncontest will be Raul Porrata. The ladies clap hands together, with
\nfans clearly picking a side.<\/p>\n

That side is Tarin, who springs from side to side and walks
\ndirectly into a Kareckaite left hand. Kareckaite throws heavy
\npunches at her, swinging with wide-arcing lobs and mixing in a knee
\nwhen Tarin closes in. Tarin pushes out a front kick, and Kareckaite
\ncatches it and swats it away. Tarin hammers the front leg with a
\nkick, and she sits in the pocket to bang it out with Kareckaite.
\nTarin\u2019s offense wobbles Kareckaite\u2019s legs, and these women are
\ntrading viciously with no regard to defense. They have both cracked
\none another, and Kareckaite\u2019s nose is turning red 90 seconds in.
\nTarin tries for a low-to-high kick combo, and Kareckaite grabs it
\nand pushes her back, drilling Tarin with a subsequent right hand.
\nTarin clips Kareckaite with another right, and Kareckaite has to
\nshake it off and gets right back to trading leather. Both women
\nconnect in an exchange, and Kareckaite ends her own combination
\nwith a pair of chopping kicks.<\/p>\n

Tarin threatens with kicks that open up her hands, but she cannot
\nback off the advancing Lithuanian for long. Kareckaite walks
\nthrough a body kick to score an overhand right, and she connects
\nwith a second that is met with a fierce counter. Flurries from both
\nsides go flying, and Kareckaite smacks Tarin upside the head with a
\nhard right. Kareckaite leans forward to clinch up, and Tarin thanks
\nher for this by slashing at her with standing elbows until they
\nseparate. Kareckaite puts a one-two down the pipe, and she chases
\nafter a strafing Tarin with a looping right. Fans start booing the
\nmoment the two clinch up, and then stop when the women return to
\nkickboxing range. Tarin stays on the outside popping her jab, and
\nshe leans back to avoid a swinging right hand. Kareckaite goes to
\nthe lead leg and body with kicks, and she uses her kicks to close
\nin and mash Tarin against the cage wall. The horn sounds.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Tarin
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Tarin
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 TarinRound 2
\nKareckaite takes right to the center of the cage, slowly advancing
\nas Tarin circles to her left. Kareckaite allows her to do this so
\nshe can rip a body kick, prompting Tarin to bullrush her with big
\nswings. Kareckaite keeps her foe on her back foot, and Tarin
\npeppers her with kicks to any target she can find. Kareckaite has a
\nright hand score on the end of it, and Tarin backpedals in a hurry.
\nKareckaite mixes in a takedown attempt, and the Mexican woman
\nstonewalls her and pushes her to the fence, where she delivers a
\nstern knee to the body. Kareckaite jacks her in the jaw with an
\nelbow to break apart, and she chases after the younger woman with
\nlong swings. Tarin stays busy on the outside, keeping just out of
\nrange of the worst Kareckaite throws at her while offering up kicks
\nto the body and lead leg. They crash together and unload short
\ncombinations, and their accuracy is fairly high because their
\nguards are not very attentive.<\/p>\n

Their sheer momentum results in clinching, and Kareckaite is
\nleaking from a bloody nose and goes after a single-leg takedown
\nattempt. Tarin frames off with knees to the side, breaking them
\napart, and she scores several more when Kareckaite tries to walk
\nher down. The Mexican woman takes advantage of the clinch with
\nknees to the body, and she shoves her foe back. Kareckaite answers
\nwith a crisp body kick and follows with a right hook. Tarin meets
\nher with a one-two and head kick, and she dances away from what
\nKareckaite tosses back at her. Kareckaite takes a push kick to load
\nup with a right hand, and she hurls the punch again and again.
\nTarin watches Kareckaite dart at her for a single, and when
\nKareckaite transitions to a double, she manages to get the local
\nwoman down as the round ends.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Tarin
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Tarin
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 TarinRound 3
\nIt does not take long for the two women to engage in fisticuffs as
\nthe last round begins, nailing one another with big swings back and
\nforth. Tarin offers up short but effective combinations, putting
\ntwo hands on the face and kicking the front leg, etc. When
\nKareckaite hurls back, Tarin ducks under and grabs her from behind,
\nwhere she sweeps the leg and briefly drags the Lithuanian to the
\nfloor. Kareckaite fights her way back to her feet but Tarin is
\nstill clutching her from the side, until Kareckaite muscles her way
\naround to push Tarin to the cage wall. Porrata immediately calls
\nfor them to work, leading to them separating and duking it out some
\nmore. The exchanges are fairly even in terms of numbers, and
\nKareckaite appears to be swinging harder. Tarin uses more kicks,
\ndigging them to the body and getting Kareckaite\u2019s attention with
\nher fast hands.<\/p>\n

Tarin turns on the jets, cracking Kareckaite with a lengthy flurry
\nof fists until Kareckaite has no choice but to tie her up. Tarin
\npushes her to the wall and knees her in the guts, and Kareckaite
\nframes off and does the same before they split up. Tarin has
\ninflicted additional damage on Kareckaite\u2019s right eye, and no one
\nregisters it as they proceed to lay into one another recklessly and
\nferociously. Tarin\u2019s face begins to swell around her eyes, and
\nKareckaite targets those areas with her heavy hurls. Kareckaite
\ntries to slow her down with a trip effort, and Tarin slips away and
\nlashes out with uppercuts and knees up close. The 10-second clapper
\nleads to an even more ridiculous brawl, and the two women smash and
\nbash one another in the face repeatedly until time expires. What a
\nscrap, one that ends in the hands of the judges in close rounds
\nwhere a 30-27 on one end and 29-28 the other would not be out of
\nline.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Tarin (30-27 Tarin)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Tarin (30-27 Tarin)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Tarin (30-27 Tarin)The Official Result
\nRegina Tarin def. Ernesta Kareckaite via Unanimous Decision (30-27,
\n30-27, 29-28)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Reyes (-240); Silva de Andrade
\n(+190)
\nRound 1
\nA longtime talent at the loaded bantamweight division relocates to
\n145 pounds as Silva de Andrade (29-6, 1 NC; 7-6 UFC) eclipses the
\nage of 40, on the roster since 2014 but this just his 14th fight.
\nHe meets well-traveled newcomer Reyes (22-5, 0-0 UFC), who may have
\nalready won the battle for \u201cEntrance of the Year\u201d by dancing his
\nway to the cage with his team to \u201cYMCA.\u201d It was majestic. Referee
\nHerb Dean will stoically serve as the third man in the Octagon, who
\nreceives loud cheers from the crowd himself. The two touch do not
\ngloves before throwing down.<\/p>\n

The shorter Silva de Andrade stands in the center of the cage like
\na snake coiled to strike, and Reyes fires off strikes from the
\nouter edge. The Brazilian kicks him from a safe distance, and
\nallows Silva de Andrade to fly past him with a big swing. Reyes
\nleaves his chin up and hands down, and Silva de Andrade just misses
\nwith a huge right hook. Reyes calms himself and fires back a left
\nthat stuns Silva de Andrade, but he stands in the pocket too long
\nand gets dropped with a bomb of a right hand. Reyes climbs back up,
\nand Silva de Andrade does not recklessly chase him down and instead
\nsets up another bomb. He clips an advancing Reyes with a cheeky
\nleft hook, and he marches down the hurt fighter with a barrage.
\nReyes puts his back to the wall and gets nailed a few more times,
\nand he tries for a spin but misses. Silva de Andrade whiffs with a
\nhaymaker so fierce, the wind nearly blows Marc Ratner\u2019s cap off in
\nthe first row.<\/p>\n

Reyes\u2019 hands remain low so he can strike from odd angles, but Silva
\nde Andrade is headhunting him and connects flush. Reyes runs
\nforward and loads up with a right hand that knocks \u201cD\u2019Silva\u201d off
\nhis feet, but it is a flash knockdown as Silva de Andrade defends
\nfrom the subsequent assault. Reyes pounces to try to pound out his
\nopponent, and he thwarts a roll attempt from Silva de Andrade and
\nmat returns him on his face when Silva de Andrade stands. Reyes
\nsteps over to the back to lay into Silva de Andrade, who holds his
\nhand up to wag his finger as if to say he is fine. This opens up an
\nopportunity for Reyes, who very nearly snatches up a submission as
\nOG fight fans think back to the infamous \u201cHello Japan\u201d moment in
\nour lovely sport. Reyes goes from back mount to full mount to
\ngetting pushed off, as he keeps beating on Silva de Andrade like a
\nrented mule.
\n\u201cBlair\u201d flattens Silva de Andrade out on his stomach and slams his
\nfists into the side of his head, and Silva de Andrade keeps wagging
\nhis finger to say he is ok. This is not nearly enough defense, as
\nhe should instead be guarding his dome rather than signaling to the
\nref. Dean tells him to fight back, and Silva de Andrade keeps
\nshaking his finger. Reyes does not relent in his onslaught of
\npunches to either side of the head, and Dean calls a halt to the
\nmatch with a second or two left in the round.<\/a> When
\nSilva de Andrade stands after the stoppage, he protests to Dean,
\nwho likely suggests that he gave the Brazilian every chance to
\ndefend himself but threw it away. As he raises a fuss, Silva de
\nAndrade\u2019s face begins to swell horizontally, having taken some
\nserious damage the last two minutes of that round.<\/p>\n

The Official Result
\nJavier Reyes def. Douglas Silva de Andrade R1 4:59 via TKO
\n(Punches)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Quinonez (-650); Moutinho (+475)
\nRound 1
\nIn hopes of turning his fortunes around, Quinonez (18-5, 1-2 UFC)
\nwill be matched with expectations that he should blow away his
\nopponent and hype up the partisan crowd. With his back against the
\nwall again, Moutinho (14-7, 0-3 UFC) needs to get his hand raised
\nlest he possibly see his walking papers for the second time. The
\nOctagon ranger for this bantamweight contest is referee Marc
\nGoddard, who observes a sporting glove touch between the men.<\/p>\n

Quinonez stays calm as he asserts himself in the center of the
\ncage, allowing Moutinho to find his range with a few kicks before
\nunleashing the fury of a couple huge right hands. Moutinho bounces
\noff the wall and recovers, but Quinonez is cocking his right hand
\nback and preparing to hurl it any opportunity he can. Moutinho
\npeppers him from afar, and Quinonez jabs him back much harder.
\nMoutinho scores a glancing right hand as Quinonez circles to the
\nside, and a collision results in a scramble where Quinonez slams
\nMoutinho hard on the mat. Moutinho climbs back upright, only to be
\nmat returned with Quinonez on his back. Moutinho twists in hopes of
\nescaping the controlling position at his back, and Quinonez finds
\nhimself in a disadvantageous posture and jumps off.<\/p>\n

The two return to their feet, and Quinonez potshots him with
\ndistance strikes before being warned for open fists. He slings his
\nheavy right hand, one that bangs into the guard but still has an
\nimpact. Moutinho signals to Goddard that he was poked in the eye,
\nand Goddard grumpily calls time and tells Quinonez that there will
\nbe no more warnings. Moutinho is good to go in seconds, and
\nQuinonez circles around him in hopes of setting up that right.
\nMoutinho walks him down but takes an elbow on the bridge of his
\nnose that slashes it open, and his counters his nothing but air.
\nMoutinho checks on his hand after landing a heavy blow, and he
\nswitches to southpaw. Quinonez is light on his feet springing
\naround, further marking up the damaged beak of his adversary.
\nQuinonez jabs the body with a pair of front kicks to wrap up the
\nround.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 QuinonezRound 2
\nThe fighters are so amped up to start trading, Goddard has to back
\nthem off. Moutinho comes out of his corner hot, cracking Quinonez
\nwith a speedy barrage. Quinonez does not falter from his approach,
\nstrafing to the side, countering and shooting in for a takedown.
\nMoutinho hits his seat from the clean double, and he remains there
\nfor a spell until working his way up. Quinonez drags him down from
\nbehind, and Moutinho hooks his fingers in the fence to stop it.
\nGoddard tells him to knock it off, and Quinonez wrenches his man to
\nthe mat. The third time is the charm for Quinonez, who briefly
\nassumes mount and moves to side control and even north-south for a
\nmoment. Moutinho turns to his stomach, and Quinonez smacks him with
\nundercuts\u2014that is, uppercuts beneath the armpit. Moutinho grabs the
\nfence again to pull himself to his feet and keep himself upright,
\nand does so again when Quinonez is wrangling him for a takedown.
\nGoddard, who seemed stern beforehand, just warns Moutinho for
\ngrabbing the cage wall four or five times.<\/p>\n

The fouls do not discourage Quinonez, who manages to yank Moutinho
\nto the floor and secured back control with a body triangle.
\nQuinonez starts fishing for a rear-naked choke, placing his grip
\natop the jaw and crushing it down. He changes his submission effort
\nto that of a neck crank, and Moutinho keeps himself safe by pinning
\nhis chin to his chest as best he can. Quinonez goes palm-to-palm
\nwith his face and neck crank, and Moutinho survives the attempts
\nbut finds himself briefly mounted. Moutinho kicks off frantically
\nto get Quinonez off his chest, and the ensuing scramble allows
\nMoutinho to counter with a single-leg attempt. Quinonez lets him
\nback up so that he can peck at the bloody face of his foe, and he
\nlobs two big right hands before the bell.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 QuinonezRound 3
\nBetween rounds, Moutinho admits to his corner that he is feeling
\nflat, and his team tries all they might to energize him for five
\nmore minutes. They do the job effectively, as Moutinho runs towards
\nQuinonez and belts him in the face. Quinonez rebounds off the wall
\nand gets on his bike, dancing from side to side and evading other
\npower punches that Moutinho slings at him. Moutinho tries for a
\ntakedown, and Quinonez shuts it down and slips away comfortably.
\nThe Mexican flashes his jab, timing his movements to allow Moutinho
\nto close in so he can score a blow or pursue a takedown. \u201cEl Nino
\nProblema\u201d hunts for a single, and when he redoubles his effort, he
\nlands it and moves straight into side control. Quinonez goes all
\nthe way to the other side so that he can slip into mount, and he
\ndrives down a stern elbow in the process.<\/p>\n

Moutinho throws his legs up and bucks to force Quinonez back to his
\nfeet, and he grabs hold of Quinonez\u2019s left foot for some sort of
\nlow-percentage foot lock that goes nowhere. Moutinho transitions to
\na heel hook attempt, and he scoots himself towards Quinonez to get
\nit tighter. Quinonez slithers his leg out to reclaim top position
\nwithout concern, and he drops down a few hammerfists before
\nMoutinho snatches his leg up again for a Hail Mary submission.
\nQuinonez practically ignores it and fights back to his feet, and
\nMoutinho desperately goes after a takedown before time is up.
\nMoutinho drops to his seat, exhausted, and Quinonez plops down next
\nto him to share a moment. Moutinho would rather be alone and really
\nanywhere but there, as he pulls Quinonez\u2019 arm off of him.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez (30-27 Quinonez)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez (30-27
\nQuinonez)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Quinonez (30-27 Quinonez)The Official Result
\nCristian Quinonez def. Kris Moutinho via Unanimous Decision (30-27,
\n30-27, 30-27)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Perez (-180); Chiasson (+150)
\nRound 1
\nThe final women\u2019s match of the card comes in the wide-open
\nbantamweight division, with a ranked matchup buried on the prelims.
\nBoth Chiasson (10-5, 8-5 UFC) and Perez (12-2, 5-1 UFC) know they
\nwill not need more than another victory or two to reach
\nchampionship contention, and referee Raul Porrata will know who
\nadvances before anyone else. There is no plan for a touch of
\ngloves.<\/p>\n

When Perez moves to the center of the Octagon, Chiasson keeps
\nmoving actively, changing stances and lunging with a straight right
\nhand. Perez counters with a perfect takedown to sweep her off her
\nfeet. As soon as Chiasson hits the ground, she grabs hold of a
\nkneebar. Perez sits down to take some of the leverage out of her
\nsubmission, and Chiasson transitions her sub effort to an inverted
\nheel hook with her foe\u2019s leg across her body. Chiasson keeps hold
\nof the limb while Perez twists and turns, hanging onto the ankle
\nlong enough to trip up Perez and take her down. Perez scrambles to
\nget up, but Chiasson is on her like a cheap suit, slipping her
\nhooks in and grabbing Perez from behind while Perez is seated
\nfacing the wall. Chiasson looks to push off the fence and drag
\nPerez away from it, so she can secure the leverage and angle she
\nwants to start hunting for a choke.<\/p>\n

Perez turns over, and Chiasson rides her like a bull and elbows her
\nin the side of the dome. Perez briefly tries to muscle her way back
\nto her feet, but Chiasson controls her and leverages her back down.
\nChiasson softens her foe up with elbows and punches, and a few bang
\ninto the back of Perez\u2019 skull as Porrata warns her for the fouls.
\nChiasson clings with a body triangle around the waist to allow her
\nto maintain this position, and she holds on while landing strikes
\nuntil Perez spins around with all her might to reverse things.
\nChiasson stands, and Perez chucks her back down with emphasis and
\ndrops down a single elbow. She gets off a few more ground strikes
\nbefore the round concludes.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Chiasson
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Chiasson
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 ChiassonRound 2
\nChiasson leads off the round with a body kick, and she chambers and
\nfires a high kick with her other leg shortly thereafter. Perez
\nkeeps her hands up to deflect the blow, and she prepares a counter
\ntakedown when Chiasson lashes out with strikes. Perez sneaks in a
\nleg kick while Chiasson is jabbing her, and she cracks Chiasson
\nwith a right hand when Chiasson sticks around too long. Perez
\nnarrowly misses with a spinning back fist, and Chiasson. Perez
\noffers a fist-bump, but Chiasson would rather fight. They end up
\nclinched when Chiasson tries a takedown, with Perez kneeing her in
\nthe gut a few times to lift her off the ground. The whipping
\narm-drag allows Perez to toss Chiasson to the mat, and she sits on
\ntop of her opponent\u2019s face awkwardly. Porrata calls for action when
\nthey are entangled despite on the mat for mere seconds, and Perez
\ncan only work the body. Porrata breaks them up, and the commentary
\nteam is not thrilled with the extremely speedy standup.<\/p>\n

Chiasson takes advantage of this by rushing Perez and pitching a
\nhead kick at her. Perez tries for another throw when Chiasson
\ncloses in on her, and they trade knees while up close and personal.
\nThe crowd turns on the ladies when they stall out against the cage,
\nneither able to impose their game on the other. Chiasson tries for
\na sacrifice throw, and she ends up with Perez falling down too and
\nthen climbing on top of her. Chiasson pushes off with upkicks,
\nleading to Perez jamming her up against the wire and fishing for a
\ntrip. She drags Chiasson to a knee, and Chiasson works back upright
\nonly to be swept down again. Chiasson turns around and gives her
\nback up to escape, and Perez rides on top and beans Chiasson with a
\nright hand as the bell rings.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Perez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Perez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 PerezRound 3
\nWhen Chiasson leads off with a kick in the final round, she falls
\nover and Perez grabs hold of her. Chiasson works her way back up
\nand leans on the cage wall to take some of the weight off of her,
\nbut Perez still wrenches her to the floor. Perez defends against a
\nsweep and presses heavily on her foe to keep her stuck on the mat.
\nPerez grinds until Porrata calls for action, with the referee
\nhaving a very itchy trigger finger when it comes to grappling.
\nPerez lands a strike or two as she works her right leg out in hopes
\nof passing to mount, and she bails on it to shoulder check Chiasson
\nin the jaw.<\/p>\n

After another lull on the mat, Porrata is about to stand them up,
\nbut Chiasson explodes and inadvertently gives up her back. Perez
\ntakes it but is riding high, and she fishes for a choke that is not
\nthere. Chiasson returns to her knees and posts off to stand, so
\nPerez knees her square in the jaw and proceeds to glom onto the
\nRanger 47 trainee. Chiasson cannot get Perez off of her, and Perez
\nstays active enough with knees to the torso. Chiasson turns the
\ntables with a double attempt, and she abandons it to let go with a
\nfront kick and a right hand. Perez dodges and ducks to get close,
\nand she grabs Chiasson to end the slow, plodding fight. Chiasson
\nspins her around, but time is up. Believing she is about to get her
\nhand raised, Perez falls to her stomach and twerks a bit.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Perez (29-28 Perez)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Perez (29-28 Perez)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Perez (29-28 Perez)The Official Result
\nAilin Perez def. Macy Chiasson via Unanimous Decision (29-28,
\n29-28, 29-28)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Gandra (-550); Medina (+450)
\nRound 1
\nIt\u2019s another showcase match, this time at 185 pounds, as Brazilian
\nnewcomer Gandra (8-1, 0-0 UFC) looks to hunt down the hapless
\nMedina (11-6, 0-3 UFC). Someone\u2019s going to get their first win in
\nthe UFC, and referee Horacio Lopez Villanueva will be there for it
\nevery step of the way. Gloves are touched before they are
\ntraded.<\/p>\n

Medina rushes forward, only to be backed up by a long one-two.
\nGandra reaches out with a long left hand and follows with a push
\nkick to the stomach. He lashes out with a flurry of punches, and
\nMedina puts his back to the wall and takes a flush knee to the
\nchest.
\nGandra unloads with a long salvo of punches, and he decks \u201cChicho\u201d
\nwith a brutal right hand on the button that shuts his lights out
\nfor a second. When Medina hits the mat, he switches back online,
\nbut Villanueva is on him intervening.<\/a> Medina grabs
\nhold of Villanueva\u2019s leg on autopilot, but he realizes his error
\nand starts to protest the stoppage while blood leaks down his right
\neyebrow. Medina is upset but there is nothing left for him to do or
\nsay, as he has lost five fights in a row with three of those by
\nstoppage. Gandra declares that he called his shot, as he hunted for
\na first-round knockout and achieved it in a bit over 40
\nseconds.<\/p>\n

The Official Result
\nRyan Gandra def. Jose Medina R1 0:41 via TKO (Punches)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Luna (-425); Pacheco (+325)
\nRound 1
\nTo kick off the main card, a pair of bantamweights with 100% finish
\nrates square off. Repping the host nation, Luna (7-0, 1-0 UFC)
\nfirmly has the crowd on his side. He meets Minnesota native Pacheco
\n(7-3, 0-1 UFC), who earned a contract off DWCS despite losing, and
\nwent on to drop his debut as well. Betting lines are appropriately
\nlopsided in Luna\u2019s favor. Referee Fernando Salas Navarro does not
\nneed to know the odds to do his job, and he stands guard for what
\nis about to happen next. The fighters clap their hands together
\nprior to engaging.<\/p>\n

Luna gets his boxing going early, prodding Pacheco with his jab.
\nPacheco answers with a few of his own, and strings a trio of
\npunches behind the jab to get Luna\u2019s respect early. Luna backs him
\noff with a front kick and a few body shots, and he even fakes a
\nlevel change to keep Pacheco honest. Luna swats out when Pacheco
\ncloses in and grabs the back of his head, but he lets it go so he
\ncan trade more hands. Luna jams his foot on the belly, and he
\nchains several punches into knees as he works the body. They both
\ntoss out low kicks, and Pacheco splits the guard with a strong jab.
\nLuna scores a right hand, digs a kick to the body and changes
\nlevels to strip Pacheco\u2019s feet away beneath him. The Minnesotan
\nbounces back to his feet, where Luna controls him in the clinch as
\nhe frames off the face with his palm.<\/p>\n

Pacheco fires off a one-two as he presses the action, and Luna
\nmeets him in the middle and scores a knee to the belly. Luna keeps
\npawing out his jab when there is a lull, and Pacheco thumps his
\ninner thigh with a kick. Pacheco drives home an uppercut that Luna
\nno-sells, and Luna swings a right hand on the temple and catches
\nhim a second time with a right hook as Pacheco\u2019s legs go stiff for
\na second. Luna unleashes a torrent of strikes as Pacheco is stunned
\nfrom the strikes, with Luna\u2019s body shots already having an impact
\nas Pacheco\u2019s guard drops to protect his gut. Luna completes and
\neasy double in the open cage, and Pacheco hits his back and sets up
\nan armbar that forces Luna back to his feet. Pacheco flips to his
\nknees to explode up, and Luna fires off a head kick at him that
\nbangs into the gloves. Pacheco sneaks in a jump knee when Luna is
\nabout to change levels, and they both let fly big punches. Luna
\nknocks Pacheco off his feet before the bell with a sweeping left
\nhook, although it may have been a slip.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Luna
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Luna
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 LunaRound 2
\nPacheco comes out of his corner no worse for wear, and Luna
\nimmediately stalks him down behind his jab. He follows his jabs
\nwith right hands and knees to the gut, and when Pacheco backs off,
\nLuna targets the midsection with a kick. Pacheco digs his own left
\nto the liver, but his volume significantly trails that of his
\nopponent\u2019s. Luna telegraphs a double, and Pacheco defends it and is
\nforced to take a knee. Luna welcomes this by taking the back, and
\nPacheco blocks the hooks from getting in so Luna spins around to
\nestablish himself on top with Pacheco trying for butterfly hooks.
\nThe American considers an armbar again, but he is not in the right
\nplace to pull it off. Pacheco uses upkicks to push Luna away and
\nstand back up, and he is met with a thumping knee to the abdomen.
\nLuna drills his foe with two more knees, one to the stomach and one
\nto the jaw, and Pacheco pushes him away and resets. Luna goes to
\nthe head and body, whiffing with a monstrous uppercut that would
\nhave knocked out a much larger man.<\/p>\n

Luna strikes the body in the midst of his fluid combinations, and
\nhis jab has marked up the bridge of Pacheco\u2019s nose. Luna lets fly a
\nfast one-two and sets a knee behind it, and Pacheco stumbles back
\nbut is still in the fight. Luna chops at the front leg and is
\nbacked off with jabs, leading both men to attack the body. Pacheco
\ntries for his own body shot, and Luna knocks him back with a right
\nhand and then raises his arms to have Pacheco throw down with him.
\nLuna stalks Pacheco down and unloads with a flurry, and he
\ntransitions to grappling and tries to hit a suplex rather than
\ngetting things done on the feet. Pacheco sells out for an armbar,
\nso Luna presses his weight down to thwart it. Pacheco stands and
\nblocks the knee he knows is coming, and he loops a left hand around
\nthe guard and gets popped with an overhand right. Pacheco uses a
\nmodified Philly shell to block when Luna lets go with combinations,
\nand the two bang it out to the horn.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Luna
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Luna
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 LunaRound 3
\nLuna scurries to the middle of the cage to start off in the final
\nround, and he proceeds to let loose a combination of punches to the
\nhead and body. Pacheco counters him on the way back and dislodges
\nthe undefeated fighter\u2019s mouthguard, and Salas retrieves it for
\nhim. Pacheco breaks off to get a modicum of space, lumbering
\nforward with reaching punches and tossing out the occasional
\noff-speed uppercut to catch Luna standing still. Luna swings far
\nmore furiously, and his knees are starting to have an impact as
\nPacheco nearly doubles over when absorbing one. Luna chains his
\npunches together with ease, and Pacheco loads up on his counters as
\nhis volume is falling to one or two at a time. Luna backs him off
\nwith salvos of punches, and he ducks down to dodge a counter and
\ncomplete a takedown. Pacheco\u2019s upkicks keep Luna from establishing
\nhimself on top, and he is aware that a knee is coming when standing
\nso he defends it. Luna gets right back in Pacheco\u2019s face with his
\nhands, resulting in a clinch as he bullies Pacheco to the wall.<\/p>\n

With his back to the wall, Pacheco offers up a knee or two, but
\nLuna is firmly in the driver\u2019s seat. Pacheco\u2019s swings rebound off
\nthe guard, and Luna splits it and slams a kick on the lead leg.
\nPacheco lowers himself down as if to take the fight down, and Luna
\nsnatches up his neck and jumps guard to hit a guillotine choke.
\nLike most of Dustin Poirier\u2019s attempts over the years, Luna fails
\nto snare him in the submission, and he winds up on his back. Luna
\ndefends from most of the strikes that Pacheco hurls at him and
\nsmacks Pacheco in the face with an illegal upkick. Pacheco motions
\nto Salas, who apparently did not see anything even though he was
\nlooking right at them, and they fight on. Luna walks forward
\nwithout fear to let go with combos of punches and knees, and
\nPacheco is tough as a two-dollar steak and throws back with a
\nvengeance. Luna tees off on the Minnesotan, nails him with a jump
\nknee and connects with a looping right at the sound of the horn. It
\nwas one-way traffic, but it did go the distance.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Luna (30-27 Luna)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Luna (30-27 Luna)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Luna (30-27 Luna)The Official Result
\nSantiago Luna def. Angel Pacheco via Unanimous Decision (30-27,
\n30-27, 30-27)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Rodriguez (-400); Borjas (+325)
\nRound 1
\nMaking his UFC debut with six finishes in six fights, Mexico\u2019s
\nRodriguez (6-0, 0-0 UFC) is en fuego and plans on handing fellow
\nslugger Borjas (10-4, 1-3 UFC) his fourth loss in five walks to the
\nOctagon. Keeping tabs on the flyweights will be referee Raul
\nPorrata, ready to intervene at a moment\u2019s notice after the fighters
\nshare a fist bump.<\/p>\n

The unbeaten speedster starts off the fight by firing off several
\nquick punches and kicks that are so fast, Borjas cannot do anything
\nbut watch as he absorbs them. Rodriguez beats him to the punch and
\nkick repeatedly, and the counters do not even start to come back at
\nhim yet because he is out of reach seconds after he connects.
\nBorjas uncorks a bomb of a left hand when Rodriguez swings in the
\npocket and sends him flying, and Porrata is just about to run and
\nstop the fight. Porrata peels back as Rodriguez bounces back to his
\nfeet, and Borjas rushes at him and drops the youngster again.
\nRodriguez miraculously gathers his thoughts and completes enough of
\na takedown to put Borjas on his back and start recovering.<\/p>\n

Rodriguez slows himself down, preferring to maintain top position
\nand strike with his elbows rather than looking for a finish and
\nburning out his gas tank. Rodriguez holds on from half guard, and
\nPorrata starts calling for more activity. Rodriguez keeps busy with
\nground-and-pound, and Borjas clings to his man off his back.
\nRodriguez postures up and drills Borjas with a flush elbow, and
\nBorjas ties him up again in hopes of getting the standup he seeks.
\nRodriguez slashes down with more elbows, covering Borjas\u2019 mouth
\nwith his free hand to further make life miserable. Rodriguez\u2019
\nelbows keep drilling the Peruvian athlete in the dome, but they do
\nnot wound him externally. Rodriguez jumps into mount with seconds
\nto go, and Borjas climbs up when the bell sounds. Rodriguez gets in
\nBorjas\u2019 face when the round ends, and Porrata has to separate them
\nand send them back to their respective corners.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Borjas
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Borjas
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 BorjasRound 2
\nThe fighters clap hands to get going in the second stanza, with
\nRodriguez striking first with a low kick and missing on huge
\nhaymakers that follow. Borjas kicks him back, and he is checked.
\nRodriguez darts in behind a left hook, and Borjas probes out with
\nan intercepting jab. Borjas pump-fakes his hips as if to threaten
\nwith something, and this stifles Rodriguez from committing to much.
\nRodriguez pitches out single strikes at a time, and the two both
\noffer front kicks. Rodriguez swings for the fences with a pair of
\npunches, only for Borjas to be out of the way in time. Rodriguez
\nswarms Borjas with a short flurry, and Borjas\u2019 head movement keeps
\nhim relatively safe as he backpedals. When Rodriguez engages again,
\nBorjas is ready in the pocket to trade back, resulting in Rodriguez
\npulling back a bit. The speed advantage is not nearly as
\nsignificant, as Rodriguez runs forward and holds his left hand out
\nto graze Borjas\u2019 eye with his fingertips. Porrata calls time, and
\nBorjas takes a few seconds to recover from what was a
\nnot-too-terrible eye poke.<\/p>\n

Rodriguez punches his way into a frantic takedown shot, and he
\nbangs into Borjas against the wall and is pushed back with a hard
\nright hand. Rodriguez prods out his jab and shoots for a single,
\nholding Borjas\u2019 leg in the air and slugging him in the face with a
\ntrio of punches before disengaging. Borjas catches Rodriguez on the
\nsides of the head with two punches, and Rodriguez freezes him with
\na shovel left uppercut. Rodriguez goes wild and falls over when
\nswinging so hard, and he recovers to offer a spinning elbow that
\nbounces off the guard.
\nRodriguez digs a kick to the body and whips out a right hand that
\nscrambles Borjas\u2019 circuits. A stunned Borjas blinks a few times,
\nbut does not realize that he is as hurt as he actually is. Borjas\u2019
\nspirit may be willing but his flesh is spongy and bruised. \u201cEl
\nGallo Negro\u201d slumps to the floor, the fight having fully left his
\nbody, and he feebly holds his arms over his head to protect from
\nthe pounding he expects to come. Rodriguez lets him have it with a
\nfinal barrage of standing-to-ground punches as Porrata rushes in to
\nstop the fight<\/a>, and that makes it 7-0 for the
\nyoungster from Mexico. The crowd goes wild for their local fighter,
\nwho survived some adversity and made it out the other end with a
\nknockout victory.<\/p>\n

The Official Result
\nImanol Rodriguez def. Kevin Borjas R2 4:21 via TKO (Punches)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Chairez (-300); Bunes (+250)
\nRound 1
\nTwo flyweights who have struggled as of late will collide with
\nhopes of gaining just a wisp of momentum in their speedy weight
\nclass. Chairez (12-6, 1 NC; 2-2, 1 NC UFC) has the crowd on his
\nside in a big way, while Bunes (14-8, 1-2 UFC) is showered in boos
\nand looks to spoil their mood. Referee Marc Goddard is on top of
\nthings for as long as the match lasts, bearing witness to a glove
\ntouch that opens the fight up.<\/p>\n

Bunes stands tall to open the fight, walking down the local
\nfavorite with his right hand firing. Chairez backs him off with his
\njab, but not for long as Bunes pushes the pace on him. Chairez
\ndrills the lead leg with a kick, and Bunes frowns, swings hard and
\nshoots in on the hips for a takedown. Chairez defends the initial
\noffering, leaning his head against the cage to keep himself on his
\nfeet. Bunes holds on from behind before speedily climbing onto the
\nback to take it standing, and he locks down a body triangle. Bunes
\nstarts slugging away with his free left hand while Chairez holds
\nthe other to block a choke setup. Bunes elbows Chairez in the side
\nand shoulder, and he is warned for leaning his arm on top of the
\ncage.<\/p>\n

Chairez hand-fights to protect his neck, and Bunes nearly snatches
\nit up and is again fussed at for resting his arm on the cage. Fans
\nin the building erupt with frustration as Bunes rests on the top of
\nthe cage, and the Brazilian hacks down with multiple unorthodox
\nelbows to the top of the shoulder. Chairez looks confused that
\nstrikes are raining down from those angles and actually affecting
\nhim, but he is biding his time and hanging on without getting
\nstrangled. Bunes picks his elbows carefully so that he does not
\nstrike the mohawk line on the top of the head, and he lets loose
\nwith clubbing right hands before wrapping his arm around Chairez\u2019
\nface. Chairez jumps to the ground to slap Bunes down on his back,
\nand the horn sounds.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Bunes
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Bunes
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 BunesRound 2
\nThe fighters touch gloves to get going in this round, where Chairez
\nfires off a chopping kick and slips away from a looping left hook.
\nBunes scores his own low kick, and he aims a stomp kick to the knee
\nbefore ripping his shin to the body with his free leg. Chairez
\nspins with a back fist that misses the mark, and he walks Bunes
\ndown and slugs him in the chin. Bunes fires back, doing enough
\ndamage to force Chairez to stop pressuring him for a moment. Bunes
\nreaches out with a right hand, parrying a few jab offerings from
\nhis opponent as both men look for options. Chairez bangs a left
\nhand off the guard and follows a right straight to the solar
\nplexus. He then chains a few punches together, only for Bunes to
\nmeet him in the pocket with a trio of fists that knock him
\nback.<\/p>\n

Chairez resets and smacks Bunes with a spinning back fist, and
\nBunes has nothing to answer back with and keeps his guard up to
\ndefend another that Chairez fakes. Chairez digs a front kick to the
\ntorso and hand-fights to protect his mug, and he steps back to
\navoid a back fist aimed at his face. Chairez dips in an uppercut
\nand a left hook, leading Bunes to strike him back heavily. Bunes
\nheadhunts, and Chairez\u2019s head movement and elusiveness are keeping
\nhim from taking much damage this round. Bunes goes high with a
\nkick, and Chairez tries to do the same as both men do not connect
\nflush. Bunes gets rocked with a jab and gathers his thoughts to
\nswing back, but he slips. Chairez walks directly into a turning
\nback kick to the pectoral, and Bunes tosses out an inside thigh
\nkick that goes high and cracks into the cup. Goddard calls time as
\nChairez winces and rubs his eye, which has some damage on it as
\nwell as blood leaks into his eye. Chairez bounces up and down and
\nis ready to go in 45 seconds, and he wants to throw down and does
\njust that. Chairez punches his way into a spin, and he knocks Bunes
\nback a bit as the horn ends the round.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Chairez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Chairez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 ChairezRound 3
\nThe last round opens with jabs from both sides, and Chairez scores
\nwith his uppercut as Bunes asks for more. Chants for Chairez echo
\nthrough the arena, but they are quickly silenced when Bunes shoots
\nfor and completes a takedown. Chairez kicks off and gets back up,
\nand he intercepts Bunes with a spinning elbow. Bunes backpedals,
\nand Chairez pours it on with a few right hands and a crisp
\nuppercut. Bunes again waves him on, so Chairez does just that by
\nblasting him with body shots. Bunes grits his teeth but is taking
\ndamage and not offering much back, and Chairez puts a low kick on
\nhim and a few punches to keep him guessing. Chairez rips a right
\nhand upstairs, and Bunes has to back off and take a quick count of
\nhis teeth. Bunes jabs the body with a kick and motions that it\u2019s
\ntime to brawl, but Chairez does not engage recklessly.<\/p>\n

Chairez picks his shots, spinning with a back kick to the body.
\nBunes sticks him with a jab and backs him off, further bloodying up
\nan already damaged Chairez. Chairez offers up his own power jabs,
\nswitching stances and waving his hands around to fluster the
\nBrazilian. Chairez kicks to both legs and swats out a left hand
\ntwice, and Bunes slaps his chest to demand he bring it on. Chairez
\nstays in kickboxing range, reaching out with his long left hand and
\nbarely blocking a high kick in time. Chairez drills his man in the
\neye socket with a left hand, and Bunes backpedals in a hurry to
\nprotect himself while claiming it was a poke, as Goddard calls for
\nthem to keep fighting. Chairez walks Bunes down and digs body shots
\nto open up strike upstairs, and he pushes out a front kick to the
\nsternum. Chairez spins with a wheel kick that slams into Bunes\u2019
\nhead, further knocking him around with two swarming punches, a jump
\nknee and a charge that is stopped before he lands further as time
\nis up. It could go either way, likely depending on how the second
\nround was scored.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Chairez (29-28 Chairez)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Bunes (29-28 Bunes)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Chairez (29-28 Chairez)The Official Result
\nEdgar Chairez def. Felipe Bunes via Split Decision (29-28, 28-29,
\n29-28)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Zellhuber (-500); Green (+375)
\nRound 1
\n\u201cGolden Boy\u201d Zellhuber (15-3, 3-3 UFC) has appeared a bit
\ngold-plated as of late with two straight losses on his ledger. He
\nwill be 13 years the younger of grizzled veteran Green (33-17-1, 1
\nNC; 14-12-1, 1 NC UFC), who never shies away from a firefight.
\nBefore they bang it out, referee Herb Dean clocks them in and the
\nlightweights do not tap gloves together as Green has his mean mug
\nin full display.<\/p>\n

Green, hands down by his side as is his custom, swats away
\nZellhuber\u2019s reaching lead hand a few times. Green steps back as
\nZellhuber lunges with an overhand right, and the Mexican stumbles,
\nGreen catches him, resets and times a takedown to put the two on
\nthe mat. Zellhuber spins around as the two wind back up on their
\nfeet, where Green starts chattering at him. Zellhuber backs Green
\nto the fence but walks into a straight left hand, and Green follows
\nwith a one-two before Zellhuber can get to him. Zellhuber kicks his
\nlead leg, and Green says, \u201cplease sir, may I have another.\u201d We\u2019re
\nparaphrasing, but you get the gist. Green keeps goading Zellhuber
\non, and Zellhuber sells out for a few swings and ends up getting
\ntaken down again. Zellhuber once more turns about to escape the
\nground game and works back to his feet, and once more Green pounds
\nhim in the face with a power jab.<\/p>\n

Green\u2019s alternating stances and awkward footwork make Zellhuber
\nstruggle, and when he lets off offense, he lands it fairly often.
\nZellhuber is not sure how to proceed, winging a huge right hand in
\nhopes of knocking Green out with one blow, but he does not land it.
\nGreen dings him with two punches and slips the counters, brushing
\noff his shoulder mockingly. Zellhuber swings at him, and Green
\nretreats and laughs at him. Zellhuber keeps giving chase, walking
\ninto a barrage of punches from \u201cKing\u201d and landing some of his own.
\nGreen shakes his head and no-sells anything, signaling that nothing
\nhas landed flush on him, and he suddenly spins with a back kick
\nthat bangs into the shoulder. Green reaches out and slaps the
\nyounger man in the face, and Zellhuber answers by kicking him in
\nthe face. Zellhuber rips a left to the body, and Green doubles over
\nand has to regain his poker face. Green gets back into his element,
\ngrooving back and forth and jamming Zellhuber up with short punches
\nand a hard low kick. He stands before a motionless Zellhuber until
\nthe round concludes.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Green
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Green
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 GreenRound 2
\nZellhuber starts off the round aggressively, and Green\u2019s head
\nmovement and footwork protect him from anything overtly harmful.
\nGreen shrugs off the big swings and uses Zellhuber\u2019s offense
\nagainst him, tackling the Mexican to the floor. Zellhuber wraps up
\nhis right leg around Green\u2019s neck to set up an extremely rare and
\nfairly new buggy choke, and Dean checks on Green a few times to
\nmake sure he\u2019s still fine. Green gives a thumbs-up and briefly
\nfrees his neck from the clutch of Zellhuber\u2019s right arm cinched
\nwith his right leg\u2014look it up, because it\u2019s not easy to describe
\nsetting up\u2014but Zellhuber commits to it again. Green slowly,
\nmethodically wriggles his neck out of danger, and he pops back to
\nhis feet. Zellhuber hurries back after him, and Green wants to take
\nhim back down.<\/p>\n

Zellhuber stops the effort this time, so Green pushes out front
\nkicks and slugs his man in the face with a hard right hand. Green
\nlaughs off what flies his way and fires back heavy left hands, and
\nhe mixes in obnoxious kicks to the front leg that partially
\nhyperextend the lead knee. Zellhuber has a left hand skim the top
\nof Green\u2019s head, and Green shakes his head and keeps doing his
\nthing. Green does not swing for the fences with his strikes, and
\nZellhuber\u2019s volume is low while he still tries to figure out a way
\nin. Green hits any target that is open, including the temple, where
\nhe clubs Zellhuber and wobbles him. Zellhuber stumbles back on baby
\nder legs, but he manages to get his footing while Green largely
\nshowboats in front of him.
\nGreen wings two hooks that bounce off the nose that is now leaking,
\nand he nails \u201cGolden Boy\u201d with a flush salvo of fiery fists.
\nZellhuber goes out and is snapped back online, and he hits the
\nground and is in a bad way. Green does not let him off the hook and
\nproceeds to violently batter him on the sides of the head. As
\n\u201cKing\u201d continues his final bombardment, Dean saves the Mexican
\nfighter from his own toughness and waves the fight
\noff.<\/a> As if he knew he was going to do that the whole
\ntime, Green walks off, cool as a cucumber, and has words with the
\nclosest camera. At the age of 39, \u201cKing\u201d Green can still put on
\nperformances like that, dropping Zellhuber\u2019s UFC record below .500
\nwith a vintage knockout.<\/p>\n

The Official Result
\nBobby Green def. Daniel Zellhuber R2 4:55 via TKO (Punches)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Martinez (-270); Vera (+220)
\nRound 1
\nEarlier in the broadcast, the commentary team called \u201cChito\u201d Vera
\n(23-11-1, 15-10 UFC) a legend. Do you agree? Either way, he faces
\nthe surging \u201cBlack Spartan\u201d Martinez (13-1, 2-0 UFC) and will have
\nhis hands full. Before the feet and fists fly, referee Herb Dean
\nopens the fight, and the competitors share a fist bump.<\/p>\n

Vera goes right to stalking the man with black and pink-dyed hair,
\nducking a huge right hand and slapping away a head kick as Martinez
\nswings hard. Vera lands with his toes with his own high kick, and
\nMartinez chops at this front leg in response. Vera stabs a front
\nkick to the torso, and he is aware that head kicks will be flying
\nat him and guards another. The two take turns throwing at one
\nanother, with Martinez intermittently attacking the front leg. Vera
\ntries a kick upstairs that is blocked easily, and Martinez bounces
\nhis way in behind a right hand. Vera partially checks a kick, and
\nMartinez hops back to avoid one that flies his way but cannot stop
\nit. Vera reaches him with a push kick and is met with more low
\nkicks, with this match primarily a kick fight to this point.<\/p>\n

Vera walks in and eats a right hand, and Martinez sits down on
\nanother as Vera takes it cleanly. Vera does not take a step back,
\noffering his own kick up high and ignoring what else comes his way.
\nMartinez is jittery and bounds in behind a straight left hand, and
\nhe times an uppercut when Vera ducks down. Vera replies with a
\nchopping kick, and he is caught at the end of a right hand.
\nMartinez follows with a teep kick, and both men are moving all over
\nthe place. Vera has a high kick caught, and Martinez sweeps the leg
\nand takes Vera to the floor. \u201cChito\u201d throws his legs up off his
\nback to threaten with a triangle choke, only for \u201cBlack Spartan\u201d to
\nshove those limbs aside and establish himself on top. Martinez
\ndrops down several punches and hammerfists while on top, and they
\nkeep swinging right to and through the bell, both getting away with
\nlate strikes that apparently offset.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Martinez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Martinez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 MartinezRound 2
\nVera puts on the pressure to start off the second stanza, but he
\ndoes not commit to anything due at least in part to Martinez\u2019
\nfrantic movement. Vera pushes out a one-two to the chest, and
\nMartinez replies with a right hand over the top. Vera kicks high,
\nand Martinez goes to the body and leans back as a hook kick misses
\nhis face. Vera attacks the front leg with a kick and is drilled
\nwith an overhand right, but he gathers himself well enough to check
\nthe oncoming low kick. Vera jabs his way forward and wings a left
\nhand, and Martinez wears it well and puts three punches on \u201cChito\u201d
\nincluding one to the liver. Martinez is the faster of the two,
\nsplitting the guard with a one-two before Vera can react. Vera
\nstrikes the calf with his shin, and his left hand has drawn some
\nswelling around Martinez\u2019 right eye. Vera takes a right hand on the
\nbutton and another right after it, and he walks through them to
\nspin with a back kick as if nothing had happened. Martinez sticks
\nhim with a straight right, and Vera grabs his hand and tries to do
\nsomething with it.<\/p>\n

Martinez frees his limb and circles away, with Vera in hot pursuit.
\nVera keeps his hands up when he sees Martinez is about to engage,
\ndefending against a speedy combination and looping a left over the
\ntop at the end. Vera boots Martinez right in the face, and Martinez
\nsweeps the leg and puts \u201cChito\u201d on his back. Martinez stays busy on
\ntop by landing strikes from above, bloodying Vera\u2019s mouth up but
\nnot keeping him down for long. Vera pushes off with upkicks and
\nreverse somersaults to get back upright. The Ecuadorian proceeds to
\ncrowd Martinez, digging a left to the body and a right up top, as
\nMartinez\u2019 face is swelling around both eyes. Martinez punches his
\nway into a takedown shot, and Vera keeps his balance, smiles and
\nwalks into a spinning back kick. Vera replies with a high kick, and
\nthe close round wraps.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Martinez
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Martinez
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 MartinezRound 3
\nThe fearless Vera races out of his corner to attack, knowing he
\nmight be down on the scorecards\u2014or at best, it is 1-1. Vera pitches
\na high kick, and Martinez answers with a liver shot and a low kick
\nthat gets checked. Vera stays right in the pink-haired gentleman\u2019s
\nface as he cuts off the cage, but he resorts to chasing after him
\nwhen Martinez keeps moving. Martinez lands while Vera comes in at
\nhim, and nothing seems to faze \u201cChito.\u201d Vera defends a low single
\nwhere his leg gets pulled in the air, and he reaches at the end of
\na one-two and has more success with a pecking jab. Vera lands at
\nthe end of a right and then a left, and he pounds the body when
\nMartinez is circling that direction. Vera keeps after Martinez,
\nthumping his stomach with a knee and otherwise coming directly at
\nhim. Martinez pops out a one-two, and he takes three on the jaw as
\nhe backs off.<\/p>\n

Martinez fakes for a level change and gets Vera to react, allowing
\nhim to score a few times before Vera can do something about it.
\nThey lock arms when trying to strike, and Vera pulls his arm free
\nand nails Martinez. Martinez connects cleanly on his own end, and
\nthey link arms once more as Vera is crowding him. Martinez uses
\nthat momentum against him and clinches him up, but Vera tosses him
\naside as he has a bit over a minute to get the job done. Martinez
\nflicks out jabs, and Vera slugs him in the ribcage. Martinez
\ncircles away and bounces forward to engage, beating Vera to the
\npunch and absorbing another body shot. Vera stabs the abdomen with
\nhis toes outstretched, and he knees Martinez in the face. Martinez
\nis backing off as best he can, and Vera wobbles him with a massive
\nleft hook. Vera hurts Martinez with another heavy left, and
\nMartinez hurries away to keep himself afloat. Vera tries as best he
\ncan to put Martinez away, but Martinez is elusive enough to make it
\nto the bell. It’s going to be all about the second round for how
\nthis one turns out.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Vera (29-28 Martinez)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Vera (29-28 Martinez)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Vera (29-28 Martinez)The Official Result
\nDavid Martinez def. Marlon Vera via Unanimous Decision (29-28,
\n29-28, 29-28)
\n<\/p>\n

BETTING
\nPREVIEW<\/a> | SCOUTING
\nREPORT<\/a> | ODDS: Moreno (-230); Kavanagh (+190)
\nRound 1
\nRemember, fight fans, this was not the initially intended main
\nevent for UFC Mexico. Rather than Moreno (23-9-2, 11-6-2 UFC)
\ntaking on Asu Almabayev\u2014acceptable under today\u2019s standards for a
\nmain event\u2014he draws Kavanagh (9-1, 2-1 UFC), who just lost his last
\nfight by knockout. Taking the opportunity few else would or could,
\nthe Brit falls upward into a pivotal matchup and tries as hard as
\nhe can to not drop two in a row. The final official for the evening
\nis referee Herb Dean, who issues final instructions and elicits a
\nfist bump from the two. It\u2019s on with the flyweight show.<\/p>\n

Kavanagh moves to the middle of the cage, allowing Moreno to swat
\nat him with range-finding jabs and a looping right hook. Kavanagh
\ntakes a funny step when getting kicked, and he gathers himself
\nquickly. Moreno keeps peppering jabs, and he loads up on a left
\nhook. Kavanagh dances back, and he aims a front kick to the chest.
\nMoreno fakes a level change to go upstairs, and he swings wildly
\nand reaches his target at the end of a left. Kavanagh clips Moreno
\ncoming in with a right hand that reddens up the former champ\u2019s eye.
\nKavanagh chops at the front leg, and Moreno\u2019s lead leg is welted
\nand turning red quickly. Kavanagh splits the guard with a right
\nhand down the pipe, and Moreno triples up on a jab that leads to an
\noverhand right.<\/p>\n

Kavanagh puts a front kick to the chest and works on the inside of
\nhis foe\u2019s front leg, and he speedily raises up a high kick that
\nslaps \u201cThe Assassin Baby\u201d in the face. Moreno reaches out with a
\nright that knocks Kavanagh\u2019s hair back, and he rushes in to score a
\nfew more. Kavanagh backs him off with a short flurry, spins with a
\nback kick and falls over when comboing it into a high kick. Moreno
\nlets him stand back up because he is having fun striking, and he
\nconnects at the end of his punches. Kavanagh leans back but not far
\nenough, so Moreno is able to contact him. Kavanagh\u2019s right hook
\nmarks up Moreno\u2019s left eye, who pays it no mind and kicks back at
\nhis adversary. Kavanagh pitter patters several punches off the
\nguard, and Moreno\u2019s counter is sharp and accurate. Kavanagh stings
\nMoreno with a left, and Moreno looks around for a moment to gather
\nhis thoughts. The first round ends.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 KavanaghRound 2
\nA clap of hands opens the round, one in which Kavanagh starts with
\na front kick aimed at the face. Moreno replies with a one-two down
\nBroadway, and he has his leg entangled in a kick exchange and
\ntumbles to the mat. Kavanagh does not want to go to the ground with
\nhim, so he measures his foe and readies his jab. Kavanagh keeps
\nbeating on the front leg, inspiring Moreno to kick him back on the
\nsame spot. Moreno goes down for a single, and Kavanagh pushes him
\naway and rattles off punches that bound into the guard. Kavanagh
\npecks away as Moreno looks for an opening to attack, and he
\npreemptively counters Moreno with a left that stuns the former
\nchamp for a second. Kavanagh stabs the body with a kick with his
\ntoes pointed straight out at the target, and he slides back from
\nadditional offense aimed his way. Moreno appears to be irritated by
\nthe kicks beating up his front leg, and he lumbers forward looping
\nright hands at his foe.<\/p>\n

Moreno thumps the front leg with a kick and follows Kavanagh
\naround, who is jabbing him square in the nose repeatedly. Moreno
\nloads up with a left hand and is wide open for the counter, and
\nKavanagh makes sure to make him pay with a monstrous combination
\nthat busts the former champion up repeatedly and makes him stumble
\ncourtesy of a flush head kick. Moreno backs off to shake out the
\ncobwebs, so Kavanagh slaps kick after kick on the Mexican\u2019s wounded
\nlimb. Kavanagh has also busted Moreno\u2019s nose open in the process,
\nwith blood leaking out of both nostrils. The Brit checks a kick and
\nfires off a straight one-two followed by a piercing teep kick.
\nMoreno quadruples his jab, snapping the head back each time, and he
\ncracks Kavanagh with a leaping left hand. Moreno follows with a
\nheavy right, getting Kavanagh\u2019s attention and slowing his attack
\nfor a time. The horn sounds.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 KavanaghRound 3
\nGloves are touched as the athletes reach Round 3, and Moreno
\nflashes his jab several times and lashes out with his right.
\nKavanagh hammers his front leg, one that is badly welted at this
\npoint, and paws out with jabs. He hops away from the looping right
\nhand of \u201cThe Assassin Baby\u201d and jams the body with a front kick,
\nkeeping Moreno at bay for the time being. Moreno reaches out with a
\nbig right hand, and he follows with a left and then another to
\nboot. Moreno turns it on with a flurry that Kavanagh largely
\nevades, and Kavanagh replies with a few speedy punches up high.
\nKavanagh drives home a one-two on the jaw, and he is again reached
\nwith the right hand from the ex-champ. Moreno flicks out his jab a
\nfew times and paws away the ones aimed at him, and he puts a little
\nmore steam behind a left hand that misses but leads to a takedown
\nshot.<\/p>\n

The Mexican fighter considers a single, and he transitions to wrap
\nhis arms around his opponent\u2019s waist so that he can hoist him to
\nthe floor. Kavanagh keeps his balance, so Moreno starts
\njackhammering him on the thigh in the same spot time and again.
\nMoreno breaks off and partially lands a left on the break, and
\nKavanagh slips when pitching a front kick. Moreno scores a one-two
\nand shells up to defend a high kick. Moreno connects with two
\npunches and lets a bunch bang into his gloves, rushing his opponent
\nbut taking a hard kick on the way in. Moreno targets the body with
\nthe ball of his foot, and he swats out a left and leans back on the
\nexpected counter. Moreno pursues a single, backing Kavanagh to the
\nwall but not grounding him. Moreno knees the thigh when leaning on
\nhis foe, spamming them until time runs out in the round.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Moreno
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Moreno
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 MorenoRound 4
\nHaving reached the championship rounds, the two share a high-five.
\nMoreno, who is well-schooled and conditioned for five rounds,
\npushes the pace right out of the gate. He punches his way into a
\ntakedown shot, grabbing hold of Kavanagh\u2019s left leg for his single
\nattempt. Kavanagh defends it with his back to the fence, but this
\nleads to Moreno pressing him against the cage as if he were trying
\nto squeeze him through the chain links like a Play-Do mold. Moreno
\nputs some mustard into his repeated knees to the inner thigh,
\nhitting one of two spots time and time again with Kavanagh unable
\nto get out. The damage might not be significant, but he nullifies
\nthe unranked fighter in this position. Kavanagh starts to smack
\nMoreno with short, ineffective right hands, and Moreno doggedly
\npursues the takedown. Dean asks for them to work, so Kavanagh tries
\nto take things into his own hands and step out of it. Moreno
\nfollows all the while, exerting heavy pressure while constantly
\nthreatening with a trip or other level change.<\/p>\n

Dean wants them to keep working, and once more it is up to Kavanagh
\nto do something, so he does. Kavanagh escapes out the side, and he
\nslams a kick on the calf. A second from the Brit makes Moreno limp,
\nhis poker face gone as he tries to put weight on his damaged limb.
\nMoreno pushes out his jabs, and he swings recklessly with two
\npunches as Kavanagh slips away. Kavanagh works the body with a
\nkick, and he tries a low kick but has his leg caught when Moreno
\ntries to take the fight down. Moreno settles for more cage
\nsqueezing, replete with knee strikes to the thigh. Dean calls
\nmultiple times for more activity, so Moreno frames off and jacks
\nKavanagh in the jaw with a left hand. Kavanagh spins with a wheel
\nkick, bouncing it into the guard, and the round ends.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Moreno
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Moreno
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 MorenoRound 5
\nIt could be all tied up in the final round, and the two hug it out
\nbefore finishing their business. At best, Moreno is 2-2, but
\nKavanagh could easily be up three rounds to one. Kavanagh leads off
\nwith a low kick, and he evades the one-two aimed at his face but is
\nin the crosshairs of the takedown attempt. Moreno leans as heavily
\nas he can once he plants Kavanagh\u2019s back on the fence, comfortably
\nengaging in a wall-and-stall style that would not thrill most
\nviewers. The knees to the thigh may be effective and are scoring,
\nbut the damage is less-than-stellar. Dean keeps telling Moreno he
\nwill break them up if he does not do more, and Moreno eats up all
\nthe time he can in this position. Dean splits them up, and Moreno
\nis leaking and practically sprays blood out of his mouth when he
\nexhales. Kavanagh smacks the front leg and then goes up high with
\nhis same leg, and Moreno stays right in front of him. Moreno ducks
\na punch and clashes heads with his foe, avoid a flying knee so he
\ncan engage in more clinchery.<\/p>\n

Moreno is more than happy to work on the thigh with his knees and
\nlittle else, until he changes his strategy to lace his legs between
\nhis foe\u2019s to trip him up. The younger man keeps his balance and
\nholds on, defending a standing back take by putting his back
\nagainst the wall again. Kavanagh lashes out with an elbow to force
\na break, and he drills Moreno in the gut with a solid kick. Moreno
\ngets off a pair of jabs and takes another front kick, and Kavanagh
\nsits down on several punches while Moreno is in front of him.
\nMoreno connects with a flush left hand and forces the tie-up, and
\nDean wastes no time asking for Moreno to fight more. Moreno brings
\nup a knee to the chest this time, when otherwise pressuring
\nKavanagh with all his might. Kavanagh tries for a trip, but Moreno
\nbreaks off. Kavanagh swings one final spinning back kick to the
\nbody, and the grueling five-rounder finally comes to an end. Scores
\ncould be all over the map here, but more than anything, it proves
\nthat Kavanagh can hang among the top echelon of his division after
\nall.<\/p>\n

When the cards were read, the 49-46 card gave up who got the nod,
\nbecause there would be no reasonable explanation for Moreno to win
\nfour rounds. The crowd is understandably silent, having watched
\ntheir hometown hero lose a bloody upset to a foreign up-and-comer
\non relatively short notice. The victor is nothing but gracious,
\nremembering his fallen father while thanking his team and family
\nfirst. He suggests that life is made up of a few legendary moments,
\nand that he just \u201cbeat a legend.\u201d Kavanagh offers a respectful
\ncallout to anyone in the division, and commentator Michael Bisping
\nis trying to hide the smile on his face from ear to ear. Next week,
\nthere is a belt* on the line at UFC 326, and we will be there for
\nit. We hope you are too.<\/p>\n

Sherdog Scores
\nJay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh (48-47 Kavanagh)
\nChristian Stein scores the round: 10-9 Moreno (48-47 Moreno)
\nTyler Treese scores the round: 10-9 Kavanagh (48-47 Kavanagh)The Official Result
\nLone\u2019er Kavanagh def. Brandon Moreno via Unanimous Decision (49-46,
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