October 20, 2025
Brendan Allen won his second consecutive fight by beating Reinier de Ridder via fourth-round TKO in the main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Allen got taken down in the first round by de Ridder, but it seemed that he lost most of his energy trying to finish Allen. The 29-year-old Allen got taken down again in the second and the third round, only this time, he reversed de Ridder, punishing him with ground and pound ground-and-pound. De Ridder was visibly gassed, and after the fourth round ended, de Ridder failed to answer the bell for the fifth round, and De Ridder's corner threw in the towel. In 20 minutes of action, Allen landed a takedown and 22 significant strikes.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Kevin Holland suffered a unanimous decision loss to Mike Malott in the co-main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. It was a bizarre fight to say the least. It was an entertaining fight, but it was ruined by two illegal shots from Malott. Holland was visibly compromised. Holland took the full five minutes to recover and nearly called the fight off, but he bit his mouthpiece and continued. In the end, Malott did enough to edge Holland out late to win by unanimous decision. In 15 minutes of action, Holland landed a takedown and 52 significant strikes.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Mike Malott extended his win streak by defeating Kevin Holland via unanimous decision in the co-main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Malott landed an illegal groin shot on Holland that stopped the fight for almost a minute, but Holland chose to continue fighting. Not long after that, Malott again landed a low blow, only this time it had more impact, but still, Holland decided to continue. In the end, the fight went the distance, with Malott winning a 29-28 unanimous decision on the judges' scorecards. In 15 minutes of action, Malott landed a takedown and 49 significant strikes.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Former title challenger Marlon Vera suffered a split decision loss to Aiemann Zahabi on the main card of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. It was an extremely close fight where Zahabi edged the opening round by landing cleaner combinations. Vera rallied back in the second round with a powerful right hand that dropped Zahabi, and the third round could have gone either way. In 15 minutes of action, Vera landed 56 significant strikes. This loss marks Vera's third consecutive defeat and fourth loss in his last five fights. With the loss, Vera dropped to 23-11-1 as a pro.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Aiemann Zahabi extended his win streak by defeating former title challenger Marlon Vera via split decision on the main card of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. It was a competitive and extremely close fight from start to finish, and the fight could have gone either way, but when the scorecards were read, two judges sided with Zahabi. Zahabi's higher volume and constant pressure in the third round most likely helped him win on the judges' scorecards. In 15 minutes of action, Zahabi landed 81 significant strikes. With the win, Zahabi extended his win streak to seven. He has improved his UFC record to 8-2.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Jasmine Jasudavicius suffered a first-round TKO loss to former title challenger Manon Fiorot on the main card of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Early in the opening round, Fiorot landed a straight left hand that hurt Jasudavicius and put her on wobbly legs. Jasudavicius fell backwards onto the canvas while Fiorot kept on landing ground punches, and a few seconds later, the referee decided to step in and stop the fight. In 1:14 of action, Jasudavicius landed only two significant strikes. With the loss, Jasudavicius dropped to 8-3 in the UFC.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Former title challenger Manon Fiorot returned to the win column by defeating Jasmine Jasudavicius via first-round TKO on the main card of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. As soon as the fight started, Fiorot started landing jabs and setting traps for Jasudavicius. Not long after, Fiorot landed a straight left that wobbled Jasudavicius. She then followed Jasudavicius with ground punches, forcing the referee to stop the fight. In 1:14 of action, Fiorot landed 16 significant strikes. With the win, Fiorot improved to 13-2 and is now 8-1 in the UFC.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Davey Grant suffered a first-round submission loss to Charles Jourdain on the main card of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Midway through the first round, Jourdain landed a devastating flying knee on Grant, breaking his nose and knocking him down. Jourdain then punished Grant with ground and pound, and while Grant was trying to survive, Jourdain sank in a guillotine choke, forcing Grant to tap out. In 3:08 of action, Grant landed nine significant strikes. With the loss, Grant dropped to 15-8 as a pro and is now 8-7 in the UFC.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
On Saturday, Charles Jourdain won his second consecutive fight by defeating Davey Grant via first-round submission on the main card of UFC Vancouver. Midway through the opening round, Jourdain landed a stunning flying knee that hurt and dropped Grant. Jourdain followed Grant to the mat, landing ground strikes, before sinking in a guillotine choke, finishing Grant. In 3:05 of action, Jourdain landed 25 significant strikes. Jourdain earned a "Performance of the Night" award for his finish of Grant. Jourdain is now 2-0 at bantamweight since making the move down from featherweight just under one year ago.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Matt Frevola suffered a unanimous decision loss to Kyle Nelson on the UFC Vancouver main card on Saturday. In the opening round, Nelson dropped Frevola, sending him to the mat and landing a barrage of unanswered punches, forcing the referee to stop the fight three seconds before the round ended. The referee then stopped Nelson's celebration, telling him that the fight was not over. Frevola continued the fight but was dominated for the remaining two rounds. In 15 minutes of action, Frevola landed two takedowns and 43 significant strikes. Frevola is now in a tough spot, having lost three consecutive fights.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 20, 2025
Kyle Nelson got back in the win column by beating Matt Frevola by unanimous decision on the UFC Vancouver main card opener on Saturday. During the fight, the referee's error sparked controversy. Late in the opening round, Nelson knocked Frevola down, punishing him with ground and pound and with three seconds remaining in the round, the referee stepped in and stopped the fight. The referee then stopped Nelson's celebration, ushering the fighters to their corners while saying the fight isn't over. Nelson dominated the remaining rounds to win a unanimous decision. In 15 minutes of action, Nelson landed two takedowns and 63 significant strikes.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 17, 2025
Brendan Allen will look to win back-to-back fights when he faces off against former two-division ONE champion Reinier de Ridder in the main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Allen accepted the fight on five weeks' notice after Anthony Hernandez pulled out of the fight due to an injury. The 29-year-old Allen was last seen in action in July at UFC 318, where he got back in the win column by beating Marvin Vettori via unanimous decision. DraftKings sees Allen as the underdog with a salary of $7,400.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 17, 2025
Former two-division ONE champion Reinier de Ridder will look to remain undefeated in the UFC when he takes on Brendan Allen in the main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Since signing with the UFC in 2024, de Ridder has fought four times, going 4-0. In less than a year, de Ridder has defeated Gerald Meerschaert, Kevin Holland, Bo Nickal and most recently, former middleweight champion Robert Whittaker. DraftKings sees de Ridder as the favorite with a salary of $8,800.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 17, 2025
Mike Malott will look to extend his win streak when he takes on Kevin Holland in the co-main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Not including his loss to UFC veteran Neil Magny, Malott has been almost flawless in his UFC career, going 5-1. Even in his fight with Magny, Malott had a dominant performance until Magny turned things around and scored a comeback victory. Since then, Malott has won back-to-back fights, beating Trevin Giles and Charles Radtke. DraftKings sees Malott as a slight favorite with a salary of $8,200.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
October 17, 2025
Kevin Holland will look to rebound when he faces off against Mike Malott in the co-main event of UFC Vancouver on Saturday. Holland is the most active UFC fighter, but as a result, he has a hard time staying consistent. This will be Holland's fifth fight this year. After winning back-to-back fights, Holland suffered a unanimous decision loss to Daniel Rodriguez in his last bout at UFC 318. DraftKings sees Holland as a slight underdog with a salary of $8,000.
--Alen KurbasicSource: UFC
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