Main Card Results | UFC 300: Pereira vs Hill

UFC 300: PEREIRA vs. HILL takes place Saturday, April 13 at T-Mobile Arena, with the main card available on ESPN+ PPV at 10 pm ET/7pm PT. The prelims will air on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+ at 8pm ET/5pm PT. The early prelims will be available on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, ESPN + and UFC Fight Pass at 6pm ET/3pm PT.

Main, co-main and BMF title bout scheduled for five rounds, all other bouts scheduled for three rounds. | Official Scorecards | Prelim Results  

UFC 300: Pereira vs Hill Results Alex Pereira defeats Jamahal Hill by KO at 3:14 of Round 1 Zhang Weili defeats Yan Xiaonan by unanimous decision (49-45, 49-45, 49-45) Max Holloway defeats Justin Gaethje by KO (right hand) at 4:59 of Round 5 Arman Tsarukyan defeats Charles Oliveira by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)  Bo Nickal defeats Cody Brundage by submission (rear-naked choke) at 3:38 of Round 2

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UFC 300: Pereira vs Hill Prelim Results  Jiri Prochazka defeats Aleksandar Rakić by TKO (strikes) at 3:17 of Round 2 Aljamain Sterling defeats Calvin Kattar by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Kayla Harrison defeats Holly Holm by submission (rear-naked choke) at 1:47 of Round 2 Diego Lopes defeats Sodiq Yusuff by TKO (strikes) at 1:29 of Round 1 Renato Moicano defeats Jalin Turner by TKO (strikes) at 4:11 of Round 2 Jéssica Andrade defeats Marina Rodriguez by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) Bobby Green defeats Jim Miller by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-25, 29-26) Deiveson Figueiredo defeats Cody Garbrandt by submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:02 of Round 2

Bo Nickal defeats Cody Brundage by submission (rear-naked choke) at 3:38 of Round 2

It took longer than all five of his previous fights combined, but Bo Nickal maintained his undefeated record with a dominant effort against Cody Brundage to kick off the UFC 300 pay-per-view main card.

Arman Tsarukyan defeats Charles Oliveira by split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) 

The clash between lightweight contenders Arman Tsarukyan and Charles Oliveira was every bit as competitive and entertaining as expected, from the word “go” to the final horn.

Max Holloway defeats Justin Gaethje by KO (right hand) at 4:59 of Round 5

Max Holloway is the latest to hold the UFC’s BMF title, claiming the symbolic belt with a masterful performance against Justin Gaethje midway through Saturday’s pay-per-view main card, capped by one of the gnarliest knockouts you're ever going to see.

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The former featherweight champion was sharp from the start, using his long punches to pick at Gaethje early before shattering his nose with a spinning back kick on the buzzer at the end of the first round. From there, “Blessed” continued to consistently land the better shots, stinging Gaethje on multiple occasions while weathering the shots coming back his way exceptionally well through the first 15 minutes.

This was every bit as captivating as expected, and an absolutely tremendous showing from the long-time ruler of the 145-pound weight class, with an insane finish that affirmed his standing as the baddest dude on the planet.

Co-Main Event: Zhang Weili defeats Yan Xiaonan by unanimous decision (49-45, 49-45, 49-45) 

What a fight.

What. A. Fight.

Zhang Weili remains the UFC strawweight champion, earning a gutsy decision win over her compatriot Yan Xiaonan in the UFC 300 co-main event.

Zhang was a second or two away from earning a stoppage in the first after locking onto a deep rear-naked choke. Yan was saved by the bell and groggy getting to her feet, only to be dominated on the canvas again in the second, with Zhang once again chasing submissions in search of a finish.

The challenger defended well and rallied in the third and early moments of the fourth, taking the fight to the tiring champion, knocking her down in each frame. But Zhang got the fight to the ground later in the round and controlled from there, landing shots the rest of the way home. In the final round, Zhang once again got the fight to the canvas and neutralized Yan, chipping away with short shots the rest of the way.

All three judges scored it in favor of Zhang, who secured her second successful title defense to begin her second reign atop the 115-pound weight class. It’ll be interesting to see what is next for the titleholder after a competitive, hard-fought battle here.

Main Event: Alex Pereira defeats Jamahal Hill by KO at 3:14 of Round 1

Statement made.

Alex Pereira successfully defended the light heavyweight title in spectacular fashion, flooring Jamahal Hill with a massive left hook midway through the opening round. The champion didn’t even land completely flush, and yet Hill fell backwards to the canvas. Pereira pounced, swarming and securing the finish, making it look easy.

“Poatan” is putting together one of the most remarkable resumes in UFC history, and he’s doing it against elite tier talent. That’s now three straight in the 205-pound weight class for Pereira, each coming against a former titleholder, and a 7-1 record inside the Octagon with three championship fights, all in less than three years.

What an incredible way to close out a phenomenal night in Las Vegas.