Action is underway at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas for UFC Fight Night: Hermansson vs. Pyfer.
The six-fight main card on Sportsnet features a main event between ascending middleweight talent Joe Pyfer who’s looking for the biggest win of his career against seasoned veteran Jack Hermansson.
The event has three additional compelling middleweight contests, including Brad Tavares vs. Gregory Rodrigues, plus a featherweight co-main event between Dan Ige and Andre Fili.
UFC Fight Night on Sportsnet
Watch the latest edition of UFC Fight Night on Sportsnet and Sportsnet+, featuring Joe Pyfer facing Jack Hermansson, starting at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT on Saturday.
Broadcast schedule
Full fight card and official results below:
MAIN CARD
— Jack Hermansson vs. Joe Pyfer
— Dan Ige vs. Andre Fili
— Robert Bryczek vs. Ihor Potieria
— Brad Tavares vs. Gregory Rodrigues
— Michael Johnson vs. Darrius Flowers
— Rodolfo Vieira vs. Armen Petrosyan
PRELIMINARY CARD
— Trevin Giles vs. Carlos Prates
— Timothy Cuamba vs. Bolaji Oki
Loma Lookboonmee defeats Bruna Brasil by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Lookboonmee was able to edge out Brasil despite her reach disadvantage by landing some strong kicks and knees to pick up her third straight win.
Marcin Prachnio defeats Devin Clark by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Prachnino held the distinct advantage in the first two rounds missing in attacks to the body and head. He would weather the storm in the third round to hold on to his advantage from the first couple of rounds.
Max Griffin (29-28, 29-28) defeats Jeremiah Wells by Split Decision (29-28)
A low-event battle that featured technique and explosiveness with Giffin edging out Wells. It was the first fight of the night that required a judge’s decision.
Bogdan Guskov defeats Zac Pauga via TKO at 3:38 of Round 1
It did not take long for Guskov to take care of business against Pauga landing a series of heavy shots that led to the stoppage.
Hyder Amil defeats Fernie Garcia via TKO (strikes) at 2:12 of Round 2
Amil moved to 9-0 since graduating from Dana White’s Contender Series and took control of the fight from the start and ended the bout with a standing stoppage finish.
Daniel Marcos vs. Aori Qileng ruled a No Contest (accidental foul)
The opening bout of Saturday’s fight card ended as a result of an accidental low blow as Macos and Qileng were exchanging blows midway through the second round.
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