Bryan Battle continues to impress after parting ways with UFC earlier this year, but “The Butcher’s” knockout finish Thursday night at DBX 4 in Nashville, Tenn., left fight fans in an absolute frenzy.

Quillan Salkilld ended the UFC 321 preliminary card with a bang on Saturday, beating Nasrat Haqparast by first-round knockout.

Quillan Salkilld shocks fans at UFC 321 with a terrifying knockout finish, leaving UFC pro's stunned and concerned for his opponent’s safety.

Petrino (13-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) landed the blow as a tired Petersen (10-4 MMA, 2-3 UFC) charged forward. Rather than fall backward, Petersen dropped to his knees. However, his head and neck whiplashed backward and the forward on the way down.

Quillan Salkilld has only registered three Octagon fights since scoring a UFC contract on Dana White’s “Contender Series” back in late 2024, but he’s already scored two “Performance of the Night” bonuses thanks to a pair of brutal first-round knockouts.

Alex Pereira returned to the light heavyweight mountaintop, Merab Dvalishvili further solidified his legacy and Jiri Prochazka notched another insane knockout at UFC 320. Saturday's pay-per-view laid the groundwork for interesting future fights.

The Butcher' Bryan Battle became a notable name in the combat sports community as his rise through the UFC garnered some attention. After stringing together so

On this day, it was Bell who came out with an impressive knockout, throwing a powerful left hook off of a break that sent his man crashing to the canvas. Also in amateur action, Mitch Gilmore pulled off a wicked comeback, surviving a knockdown and some heavy ground-and-pound, only to land a huge head kick and take the fight.

UFC 321 went down on Saturday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It was on track to be one of the biggest and most important cards of the year, but it ended in controversy.

Pitted against 13-2 mixed martial arts star Nicholas Kohring, Battle was wobbled early after a wild exchange with the Stockton veteran. However, following up with a clean left hand to send Kohring faceplanting to the ring canvas.