UFC Fight Night: Ladd vs Dumont Results

Late in the fourth, Ladd found daylight on the ground, getting in her patented ground-and-pound attack, showing signs of life before the final frame beckoned.

After getting a talking to from her corner before the fifth round, Ladd raced out of her corner to start the stanza, but Dumont defended well, staying upright as Ladd tried to get her to the mat. The Californian did stay busy in the clinch as she had her best round of the fight, but it wasn’t nearly enough to turn things around and get the win.

Official result – Norma Dumont def. Aspen Ladd via unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47) | Official Scorecards

With the fight perhaps up for grabs, Felipe took the early lead in the third, landing some hard shots as Arlovski’s gas tank continued to empty. The former heavyweight champ stumbled to the mat midway through the frame and Felipe pounced with a barrage of punches, but Arlovski shook off the blows and got back to his feet, landing a nice combination before eating a pair of wild overhand rights. With a minute left, the two clinched, a welcome break for both fighters before referee Herb Dean separated them, and it was Arlovski getting in a couple more shots as the bout concluded.

Official result – Andrei Arlovski def. Carlos Felipe via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) | Official Scorecards

Gonzalez scored a takedown a minute in, putting Miller on his back. The fight was upright moments later, and the newcomer wobbled Miller, forcing the New Jersey native to seek – and get – a takedown. With under two minutes to go, the fighters rose and began trading, Miller landing some hard left hands that got Gonzalez’ attention.

Miller’s left hand found its mark once again as round two began, and this time it put Gonzalez down and out, with referee Mark Smith stopping the fight at :14 of the second stanza.

Miller moves to 33-16, 1 NC with the win in his 38th UFC bout. Gonzalez falls to 14-6.

Official result – Jim Miller def. Erick Gonzalez via KO at :14 of round two | Official Scorecards

There was more of the same in the second and third rounds, Fiorot handing in a steady work rate while Silva posed and showboated more than fought. When she did decide to throw, the Brazilian had some success, but those moments were few and far between.

Official result – Manon Fiorot def. Mayra Bueno Silva via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) | Official Scorecards

Both fighters were throwing hard in the first round, Landwehr slightly busier, but Klein equally effective with the blows he was throwing. “Nate the Train” kept the offense flowing in the second, nearly catching his foe in a choke, and while Klein got loose, once standing, Landwehr was relentless in chasing down his foe, putting him on the defensive for the rest of the round.

In the third, with Klein tiring, Landwehr didn’t slow down, and when he got the choke in this time, it forced a tap out at 2:22 of the final frame.

Landwehr moves to 15-4 with the win. Klein falls to 17-4.

Official result – Nate Landwehr def. Ludovit Klein via submission (anaconda choke) at 2:22 of round three | Official Scorecards

Silva blasted Sanchez with punches to the body as the bout began, but Sanchez got the fight to the mat in the second minute, putting the action where he wanted it. Sanchez controlled the fight on the ground until Silva got to his feet with a minute left, but the Brazilian remained locked up against the fence until a low knee forced a halt to the action. Once the fight resumed, Sanchez landed another low shot, sending Silva to the mat in pain, but able to continue.

The second round was all Sanchez again, as his grappling was a step above that of Silva’s. Early in round three, a third low blow by Sanchez forced a point deduction by referee Keith Peterson, and with the American tiring, Silva had his opening, and he took advantage of it. Digging hard to the body, Silva wasn’t worried about the takedown as he let loose with his striking attack, and after an unanswered barrage, Peterson stepped in and halted the fight at 2:35 of the final frame.

Silva moves to 21-6 with the win. Sanchez falls to 13-7.

Official result – Bruno Silva def. Andrew Sanchez via KO at 2:35 of round three | Official Scorecards

Roberts’ takedown defense was solid in round two, as he turned back several attempts from Emeev and also tagged his foe with some hard shots, but Emeev did get the fight to the mat with under two minutes left. Roberts, cut on the forehead, scrambled out of danger and returned to his feet, the two battling back and forth until the horn.

The grueling pace continued into the third and final round, neither fighter willing to back down as they scrapped on even terms for the rest of the bout, leaving the verdict up to the judges.

Official result – Danny Roberts def. Ramazan Emeev via split decision (30-27, 29-28, 28-29) | Official Scorecards

The Brazilian’s takedown defense was much improved in the second stanza, as she stayed upright until late in the frame, allowing her to work her standup attack, which she did to great effect, evening matters up heading into the final round.

The third was tough to call, with Carolina out striking Godinez while the Mexico native aggressively pursued a takedown in between flurries of punches. And when the scores were tallied, it was Carolina emerging victorious via identical scores of 29-28.

Official result – Luana Carolina def. Loopy Godinez via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) | Official Scorecards

Right hands by Batgerel (10-2) stumbled Davis (14-9) in the opening stages of the fight, and in the second minute, another right put the Mississippi product on the deck. “Storm” swarmed, and while Davis rose to his feet, the blows continued to rain down, prompting referee Herb Dean to stop the fight. The official time was 2:01.

Official result – Danaa Batgerel def. Brandon Davis via TKO (strikes) at 2:01 of round one | Official Scorecards

Nunes (7-2, 1 NC) and Carnelossi (14-2) battled it out on even terms in the first, Carnelossi aggressively putting her opponent on the back foot early on before Nunes found her range and rhythm in the second half of the frame.

Carnelossi got the fight to the mat briefly with under three minutes left in round two, and she also tried to wear her foe down with clinch work, but Nunes evened the score when firing at long range, and it showed on Carnelossi’s face. The Sao Paulo product wasn’t deterred, though, and she continued to work her grappling to great effect late in the round.

In the third, Carnelossi closed the show, getting the fight back to the mat, where she sunk in the rear naked choke that forced Nunes to tap at 2:57 of round three.

Official result – Ariane Carnelossi def. Istela Nunes via submission (rear naked choke) at 2:57 of round three | Official Scorecards