Ulberg dominates Reyes with Ko from the first round at UFC Fight Night in Barth | Mixed fighting arts

Carlos Ulberg Dominic Reyes in the opening round of his ninth consecutive victory at UFC Fight Night in Australia.

Carlos Olburg of New Zealand did a short work in the final fighting championship (UFC), a heavyweight heavyweight title, Dominic Reyes on Saturday night with the first round stopping effortlessly at 4:27 at UFC Fight Night in Perth, Australia.

Olburg (13-1 MMA) kept his simple messenger after his ninth consecutive victory at UFC, confirming his presence of the UFC 320 battle next Saturday in Las Vegas between Magomed Russian Magomed Ankalaev (21-1, 1 NC, or No Content) and a light heavy hero Alex Pereira (12-3) from Brazil.

“I am coming (for the belt),” said Ulberg after the battle.

Ulberg dominated the main event seizure from the start, as it is unabated forward and strangled the punches Reyes.

In the wake of a left -wing straight punch, it seemed to be a Reyes thunderbolt, Olburg seized his chance with a minute survival in the opening round, which led to a huge right -wing hook that led to the fighting on the ground.

On Sunday, Rice (15-4 MMA) lost his winning plan in three cases, and was the first loss of the knockout/Ko/TKO from November 2022 to Ryan Spann.

“My goal with Reyes was to win it, and he felt power early, and I saw in his eyes that he did not want to feel it again, so the next opportunity that I went to the two and dropped it.”

The heavyweight heavyweight event witnessed that Jimmy Crout (14-4-2) won the successive battles, and this time it beat Croatia Ivan Ertsan (14-6) by the back scheme at 3:19 in the first round.

Arslan is still without a victory in UFC in three games, as it was the last time after his victory in February 2024. At the same time, the introduction of cards was the sixth of his career.

Jacques Jenkins has used the weight of the amazing folder and front to overcome the solid Ramon Tavirras in the United States with a unanimous decision: 30-27, 30-27, 29-28.

Jenkins (14-4) won five of his last seven, while Tavirras (10-4) lost three of his last five and went more than 20 months without victory.

For the second consecutive battle, the veteran at UFC kept the Nile Magni weight from the United States to serve with D’Arce against Jake Matthews favorite of Australian fans at 3:08 of the third round.

Magni (31-14) survived the early attack from Matthews (22-8) before the assembly to secure his twenty-fourth UFC victory and improve his winning chain to two.