The UFC returned to the APEX facility in Las Vegas after a ten-week break. Saturday night’s card didn’t feature any massive names or championship fights, but it delivered entertainment nonetheless. UFC Vegas 110 brought a mix of rising prospects, veteran grinders, and some genuinely weird moments that only the fight game can produce.
Steve Garcia and David Onama headlined the card in a featherweight showdown that promised fireworks. The preliminary bouts set the tone early with finishes and competitive battles that kept fans engaged throughout. By the time the main card rolled around, the momentum was already building for what turned out to be a memorable night of action.
Steve Garcia made the most of his first main event opportunity by absolutely demolishing David Onama in the opening round. Garcia pressured forward patiently, landing small shots while finding his timing and range. A left hand staggered Onama badly, and from there Garcia unleashed a torrent of follow-up strikes. Referee Herb Dean stepped in to halt the action at 3:34 of round one. That’s now seven straight wins for the Albuquerque fighter!
Mean Machine DOESN'T LET UP! 🦾
— UFC (@ufc) November 2, 2025
Steve Garcia gets the R1 TKO to close out #UFCVegas110! pic.twitter.com/WulTAjD68U
The co-main event between Waldo Cortes-Acosta and Ante Delija turned into one of the strangest fights in recent memory. An accidental eye poke paused the action after Delija grazed Cortes-Acosta’s eye while unloading punches. It looked like the finish was already secured, but officials stopped everything. Once the fight restarted, Cortes-Acosta immediately blasted Delija with a massive right hand and quickly pounced at the actual finish at 3:59 of round one.
WHAT JUST HAPPENED 🤯@WaldoCortesUFC gets a KO after resuming action!
— UFC (@ufc) November 2, 2025
[ #UFCVegas110 | LIVE on the @ESPN app ] pic.twitter.com/iwfnOHzfCX
Jeremiah Wells returned after twenty months away and grinded out a close unanimous decision over Themba Gorimbo. The scorecards read 29-28, 29-28, and 29-29, showing just how tight this welterweight battle was. Yadier del Valle continued his undefeated run by submitting Isaac Dulgarian with a rear-naked choke at 3:41 of round one. That’s now 10-0 for ‘The Cuban Problem,’ who looks like a serious prospect to watch.
Charles Radtke surprised everyone by showcasing his grappling skills, controlling Daniel Frunza for three rounds before securing a rear-naked choke finish at 4:29 of the final frame. Allan Nascimento closed out the main card with a slick anaconda choke submission over Cody Durden at 3:13 of round two, extending his winning streak to four fights.
Billy Elekana ended the prelims impressively by dropping Kevin Christian with a right hand and choking him unconscious with a rear-naked choke at 3:33 of round one. That’s back-to-back victories for the Las Vegas-based light heavyweight. Timmy Cuamba edged out ChangHo Lee via unanimous decision in a close bantamweight scrap, with all three judges scoring it 29-28.
Wins like these are #EasyToCelebrate 🍻
— UFC (@ufc) November 1, 2025
[ B2YB @BudLight ] pic.twitter.com/NxJD1kljUc
Donte Johnson earned his first UFC victory in his promotional debut, submitting Sedriques Dumas with a guillotine choke at 1:25 of round two while remaining undefeated at 7-0. Norma Dumont extended her winning streak to six by defeating Ketlen Vieira via split decision in a controversial bantamweight bout. Alice Ardelean dominated Montserrat Conejo Ruiz over three rounds, earning a clean 30-27 sweep on all scorecards.
1ST CAREER SUBMISSION WIN! 💪
— UFC (@ufc) November 1, 2025
Donte Johnson keeps his perfect record with a submission win at #UFCVegas110!
[ LIVE on the @ESPN app ] pic.twitter.com/0SPoErD0Tj
SeokHyeon Ko used relentless wrestling to grind out Phil Rowe, winning unanimously with scores of 30-26 and 30-27 twice. Talita Alencar opened the UFC Vegas 110 card by submitting Ariane Carnelossi with a rear-naked choke at 4:36 of round three after nearly finishing the choke in the previous round.
(Image Credit: William Purnell – Imagn Images)
mma I am a dedicated MMA and Boxing content writer at The Playoffs. I was instantly hooked on MMA after watching the fight between Lyoto Machida vs. Gegard Mousasi back in 2014, and since then, i have been an avid writer with a deep love for the sport and its techniques, providing readers with a thorough understanding of the sport. My favorite aspect of working at The Playoffs is the creative freedom it provides. The diverse range of topics, from listicles and SEO to news articles, keeps me engaged and motivates me to continuously improve my skills! I aim to capture the excitement of the combat sports world in my writing, acting as the middleman between fighters and their die-hard fans. It is kind of like a referee, but with words!
Read moreWe use cookies for ads and to improve your experience. By continuing on the site, you agree to our Privacy Policy. Read more about it