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Mike Malott Scores Third-Round TKO Win
Mike Malott extended his win streak by defeating former title challenger Gilbert Burns in the main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Malott's takedown defense was on point in this fight as he was able to defend seven of Burns' takedown attempts. Both fighters had their moments, but the fight started to change drastically when Malott landed a big right hand that dropped Burns. Burns managed to get up but was then quickly knocked down again, and the fight was stopped by the referee. In 12:08 of action, Malott landed 56 significant strikes. With the win, Malott improved to 14-2-1 and is now 7-1 in the UFC.
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Source: UFC
Gilbert Burns Retires After UFC Winnipeg Loss
Former title challenger Gilbert Burns retired from the sport of mixed martial arts after suffering a third-round TKO loss to Mike Malott in the main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. It was a back-and-forth fight where Burns and Malott exchanged for 2 and a half rounds before Malott landed a devastating right hand that dropped Burns. Burns did manage to get up, but was then knocked down again, and the fight was stopped by the referee. In 12:08 of action, Burns landed 40 significant strikes. It was the fifth straight loss for Burns, who turns 40 in July.
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Source: UFC
Charles Jourdain Extends Winning Streak
Charles Jourdain extended his winning streak to three by defeating Kyler Phillips via unanimous decision in the co-main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Even though he got taken down seven times, Jourdain outworked, landed more damaging shots and threatened Phillips with submissions, not to mention that he was giving his all trying to knock Phillips down. In 15 minutes of action, Jourdain landed a takedown and 58 significant strikes. After earning back-to-back bonuses, Jourdain picked up his third straight bonus, only this time it was for Fight of the Night.
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Source: UFC
Kyler Phillips Drops Decision At UFC Winnipeg
Kyler Phillips suffered his third consecutive loss on Saturday when he dropped a unanimous decision to Charles Jourdain in the co-main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. It was a thrilling, close, back-and-forth fight that could have gone either way, but an argument could be made that Jourdain did a bit more than Phillips, who was looking to get the fight to the ground. In 15 minutes of action, Phillips landed seven takedowns and 36 significant strikes.
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Source: UFC
Mandel Nallo Suffers First-Round TKO Loss In His UFC Debut
Mandel Nallo suffered a first-round TKO loss to Jai Herbert on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Nallo knocked Herbert down in the first round and almost finished him, but Herbert survived and, not long after, landed a right hand that dropped Nallo. UFC debutant Nallo then managed to get back on his feet but was again caught with a right hand that knocked him down again. Herbert followed up with ground-and-pound, forcing the referee to stop the fight. In 2:05 of action, Nallo landed 16 significant strikes. With the loss, Nallo's five-fight winning streak was snapped.
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Source: UFC
Jai Herbert Scores First-Round TKO Win
Jai Herbert returned to the win column by defeating Mandel Nallo via first-round TKO on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Nallo hurt Herbert with a big knee and some follow-up straights, but Herbert managed to survive and turned the fight on its head with a counter right hand that knocked Nallo down. Herbert then followed up with hammer fists, but Nallo was able to get back to his feet. The 37-year-old Herbert then landed another right hand that knocked Nallo and pounced on him to deliver more ground-and-pound, forcing the referee to stop the fight. In 2:05 of action, Herbert landed 19 significant strikes. With the win, Herbert improved to 4-5-1 in the UFC.
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Source: UFC
Karine Silva Gets Dominated at UFC Winnipeg
Karine Silva suffered a unanimous decision loss to Jasmine Jasudavicius on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Silva had success in the first round when she took Jasudavicius down and threatened her with submission attempts, but after Jasudavicius landed a takedown of her own, Silva wasn't able to get back in the fight. In 15 minutes, Silva landed 15 significant strikes. With the loss, Silva dropped to 19-7 as a pro and is now 5-3 in the UFC.
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Source: UFC
Jasmine Jasudavicius Dominates Karine Silva
Jasmine Jasudavicius returned to the win column by defeating Karine Silva via unanimous decision on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. In the opening round, Jasudavicius found herself in trouble in the first round after getting taken down by Silva, who was threatening Jasudavicius with submission attempts. After surviving the early danger, Jasudavicius found success with her own takedowns and ground control, and she maintained that control almost until the end of the fight. In 15 minutes of action, Jasudavicius landed three takedowns and 18 significant strikes.
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Source: UFC
Mike Malott A Favorite At UFC Winnipeg
Mike Malott will look to extend his win streak to four when he takes on former welterweight title challenger Gilbert Burns in the main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Since suffering his loss back in January 2024 to UFC veteran Neil Magny, Malott has looked tremendous, winning three fights in a row. In those three bouts, Malott defeated Trevin Giles and Kevin Holland by unanimous decision and Charles Radtke by second-round knockout. DraftKings sees Jasudavicius as a big favorite with a salary of $9,300.
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Gilbert Burns Set For UFC Winnipeg Main Event
Former title challenger Gilbert Burns will be aiming to return to the win column when he takes on Mike Malott in the main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Burns hasn't been in the greatest form, but he did have tough competition recently. The 39‑year‑old Burns' last win came via decision against former welterweight title challenger Jorge Masvidal in 2023, but since then, he has lost four consecutive bouts. DraftKings sees Burns as a massive underdog with a salary of $6,900.
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Source: UFC
Kyler Phillips Set UFC Winnipeg Co-Main Event
Kyler Phillips will look to bounce back in the win column when he faces off against Charles Jourdain in the co-main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Phillips was last seen in action in July at UFC 318, where he suffered a unanimous decision loss to Vinicius Oliveira. Prior to his fight with Oliveira, Phillips suffered a unanimous decision loss to Rob Font. DraftKings sees Phillips as the underdog with a salary of $7,500.
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Charles Jourdain Looks To Extend His Win Streak
Charles Jourdain will look to extend his win streak when he takes on Kyler Phillips in the co-main event of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Jourdain moved to the bantamweight division, and since making that move, Jourdain has looked spectacular, scoring back-to-back submission wins over Victor Henry and, more recently, Davey Grant. Since joining the leading promotion, Jourdain has gone 8-7-1. DraftKings sees Jourdain as the favorite with a salary of $8,700.
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Jai Herbert An Underdog At UFC Winnipeg
Jai Herbert will look to bounce back in the win column when he faces off against Mandel Nallo on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Since 2021, Herbert hasn't been able to stay consistent as he's been alternating wins and losses. Herbert was last seen in action in March 2025 at UFC London, where he suffered a split decision loss to Chris Padilla. Since signing with the UFC, Herbert has gone 3-5-1. DraftKings sees Herbert as the underdog with a salary of $7,400.
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Source: UFC
Mandel Nallo Set For His UFC Debut
Mandel Nallo is scheduled to make his promotional debut against Jai Herbert on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Nallo earned his UFC contract in September 2025 by defeating Samuel Silva via first-round knockout on Dana White's Contender Series. Since 2023, Nallo has been on a tear, winning five consecutive fights. DraftKings sees Nallo as the favorite with a salary of $8,800.
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Source: UFC
Karine Silva Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Karine Silva will look to bounce back in the win column when she takes on Jasmine Jasudavicius on the main card of UFC Winnipeg on Saturday. Silva was last seen competing in December at UFC 323, where she dropped a unanimous decision to Maycee Barber. Since joining the leading promotion back in 2022, Silva has gone 5-2 and is currently 1-2 in her last three bouts. DraftKings sees Silva as a big underdog with a salary of $7,000.
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Source: UFC
