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UFC Vegas 111 Results – Gabriel Bonfim Decimates Randy Brown; Matt Schnell Gets Submitted; Uros Medic Knocks Out Muslim Salikhov And More!

Zaid Quraishi

The UFC APEX hosted another Fight Night card on Saturday, November 8, delivering exactly what fans expected. UFC Vegas 111 had violence, finishes, and rising prospects making statements filled the evening from start to finish. Gabriel Bonfim entered his main event against Randy Brown looking to extend his winning streak and prove he belongs among the welterweight elite. Brown, a ten-year veteran with creative striking and submission skills, represented a significant test for the Brazilian’s championship aspirations. The main card featured nothing but finishes, with all five bouts ending inside the distance. That’s the kind of night that makes fans remember why they love this sport.

The preliminary card set an aggressive tone early with consecutive finishes right out of the gate. UFC Vegas 111 results showcased the depth of the roster, with prospects seizing opportunities and veterans fighting desperately to maintain their spots. Let’s break down all the carnage from both the main card and prelims that made this another successful APEX event.

UFC Vegas 111 Main Card Results

Gabriel Bonfim closed out this weekend’s UFC fight card with a devastating second-round knockout over Randy Brown. The Brazilian spent the opening round destroying Brown’s lead leg with heavy kicks that visibly slowed the veteran down. Early in round two, Bonfim lifted his knee perfectly to meet Brown’s head as ‘Rudeboy’ dipped to avoid another strike. The knee sent Brown crashing backwards to the canvas, prompting referee Mark Smith to rush in and stop the fight at 1:40. 

Joseph Morales made his case for a top-fifteen ranking with a first-round submission victory over Matt Schnell. Surprisingly, the veteran Schnell initiated the grappling exchanges, giving Morales opportunities to sweep and land in dominant positions. The recent TUF winner worked from attacking a kimura to landing in a crucifix before switching to the signature Team Alpha Male guillotine choke. He locked it up tight and forced the tap at 2:54 of round one. 

Uros Medic absolutely destroyed Muslim Salikhov just sixty-three seconds into their welterweight bout. ‘The Doctor’ hurt the 41 year old veteran with a heavy kick immediately, then dropped him with a left hand down the pipe. Another left hand on the ground forced the stoppage at 1:03 of round one.

Chris Padilla patiently waited for Ismael Bonfim to fatigue before securing a second-round TKO at 4:30. That’s four straight UFC wins for Padilla with three stoppages. Christian Leroy Duncan kicked off the main card with a statement knockout of Marco Tulio at 3:20 of round two, landing a spinning backfist followed by a right hand that sent the Brazilian to the shadow realm.

UFC Vegas 111 Preliminary Card Results 

Jamall Emmers closed out the prelims with a unanimous decision victory over Hyder Amil, using his grappling effectively in rounds two and three to secure 29-27, 30-27, 30-27 scores. Raoni Barcelos won a closely contested battle against Ricky Simon via unanimous decision with all three judges scoring it 29-28. 

Jacqueline Cavalcanti remained unbeaten in the UFC by defeating former title challenger Mayra Bueno Silva unanimously with 30-27, 30-27, 29-28 scores. That’s five straight UFC victories for the Portuguese fighter. Josh Hokit earned his first UFC victory in spectacular fashion, knocking out Max Gimenis just fifty-six seconds into round one. The heavyweight remains undefeated at 7-0 overall. 

Denise Gomes outpointed Tecia Pennington to unanimous decision victory, extending her winning streak to four fights. Daniel Marcos rebounded from his first career loss by submitting Miles Johns with a rear-naked choke at 4:23 of round two. Zach Reese opened the night with a second-round submission over Jackson McVey, surviving early trouble to sink in the fight-ending choke at 1:38.

(Image Credit: Jeff Swinger – Imagn Images)

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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!

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