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UFC Vegas 123 Results: Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani TKO's Farman Hasanov (Video)

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We have you covered for all of tonight's UFC Vegas 123 results, including the welterweight bout between Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani and Farman Hasanov.

Lebosnoyani (11-2 MMA) will enter the contest on a six-fight winning streak, with his most recent victory coming over Seok Hyeon Ko this past July. ‘Mufasa' has gone 2-0 since making his Octagon debut back in February.

Meanwhile, Farman Hasanov (5-0) made his promotional debut back in June at UFC Baku, where he kept his perfect record in check with a unanimous decision win over Eric Nolan. ‘The Lion' has earned stoppage wins in three of his five professional fights.

Round one of this UFC Vegas 123 main card matchup begins and Farman Hasanov lands a good shot over the top and then shoots in and scores a takedown. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani quickly scrambles back up to his feet. Hasanov with a nice body kick. Lebosnoyani answers with one of his own. ‘The Lion' swings and misses with a haymaker. The fighters trade kicks. ‘Mufasa' lands another. Hasanov with a nice jab. He looks for a high kick but misses. A nice 1-2 from Farman Hasanov. A good counter lands from Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani. Now a pair of low kicks. Hasanov responds with a body kick. Lebosnoyani with a low kick and then one to the body. Now a solid calf kick. One-minute remains in the opening round. Hasanov with a high kick that is partially blocked. Both men are winging punches in the pocket. A nice body kick from Jean-Paul. 20 seconds remain. Farham just misses with a high kick. Jean-Paul with a jab and then an uppercut. The horn sounds to end round one.

Round two of this UFC Vegas 123 welterweight bout begins and Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is back to attacking the lead leg of his opponent. Farman Hasanov shoots for a takedown but is unable to get the fight to the floor. Jean-Paul charges forward but slips. He gets up and lands a body kick. Now a 1-2. Hasanov tries to answer but his punches fail to find the mark. More kicks from Lebosnoyani. A good jab and then an uppercut from ‘Mufasa'. Farman Hasanov answers with a solid inside low kick. A good jab in return from Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani. Now another hard low kick. Hasanov gets a takedown, but Jean-Paul scrambles right back to his feet and lands a 1-2. Under two minutes remain in the round. A good right hand and then a body kick from Lebosnoyani. Calf kicks now. Big punches. Farman Hasanov lands a low kick that sends his opponent to the floor for a second. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani leaps back up and begins to unload. Hasanov's face is a mess. Big shots from both men. Hasanov is rocked from a right hand. Lebosnoyani smells a finish. He goes upstairs with another head kick. Now a 1-2. A big uppercut. Somehow Hasanov survives to see round three.

The third and final round begins and Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani rips a combination and now Farham Hasanov is leaking blood badly. His eye is almost closed as well. Another combination from ‘Mufasa'. Hasanov answers with a good counter punch and then a body shot. A big right stings Hasanov. Both men are bloodied up now. The doctor comes in to check the cut. He's seen enough and waves off the contest.

Official UFC Vegas 123 Results: Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani def. Farman Hasanov via TKO (doctor stoppage) at 2:11 of Round 3

Who would you like to see Lebosnoyani fight next following his TKO victory over Hasanov this evening in Nevada? Share your thoughts in the comment section Penn Nation!

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UFC broadcast team stunned by Dan Miragliotta’s inexplicable standup: ‘A referee error’

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UFC broadcast team stunned by Dan Miragliotta’s inexplicable standup: ‘A referee error’

Referee Dan Miragliotta inserted himself into the UFC Vegas 123 main event with an inexplicable standup that left the entire broadcast team dazed and confused.

In the second round, Renato Moicano was on Tom Nolan's back with a body triangle locked on as he peppered away with punches and kept trying to find a home for his rear naked choke. But out of nowhere with boos raining down from the Meta APEX crowd, Miragliotta decided to stand the fighters up and take the dominant position away from Moicano.

A few moments later, Nolan scored a knockdown before ultimately finishing the fight with ground and pound in the third round. As much as Nolan's win should be celebrated, the entire UFC broadcast team was stunned as Miragliotta's move, which clearly shifted the momentum in the fight.

“I just hate that something like that — I don't care what anybody says, a referee error ultimately casts a little bit of a shadow over what was a beautiful performance by Tom Nolan,†UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier said on the post-fight show. “We saw since the very beginning in the striking,

“It was Tom Nolan's world. He ultimately got the fight done by using his striking to get to the position to finish on the mat.â€

That said, Cormier was at a loss to explain Miragliotta's decision to stand the fighters up with Moicano in such a dominant position.

“I'm being completely honest here guys, it's not because I love grappling,†Cormier explained. “It is so difficult to get to that position. That is such a dominant position. While Moicano was maybe not punching him, he was trying to reach, trying to hand fight to try to get the chokes, that's what you do.

“You can stop a lot of positions but I just don't think a ref should take anybody out of mount ever, should never take anybody off of the back like that. I don't think you take those types of positions and change them. They're just too dominant.â€

UFC commentator Laura Sanko was also at a loss to explain the referee's move and she defended Moicano working hard to maintain the position, which just didn't warrant a standup.

“That is being active in that position,†Sanko added. “You can't sit there and punch all the time. Getting to that spot is advancing your position in grappling. Aljamain Sterling was freaking out [in the crowd].â€

While Moicano survived the round, there's no doubt Nolan's comeback started after the standup from the referee.

UFC analyst Din Thomas can't help but wonder if Moicano might actually try to fight what happened with the Nevada State Athletic Commission, although standups like the one on Saturday night are totally at a referee's discretion.

In other words, it's highly unlikely Moicano has any argument to make about the outcome in the fight.

“I don't know if the outcome would have been any different without the standup, but I've got to say the standup is questionable,†Thomas said during the post-show. “I wouldn't be surprised if Moicano didn't try to appeal that.â€

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Jasmine Jasudavicius eyes Natalia Silva title rematch in Toronto

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Jasmine
Jasudavicius wants to fight for an
Ultimate Fighting Championship title on home soil.

Jasudavicius will have the Canadian crowd behind her when she faces
Erin
Blanchfield on Oct. 17 at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.
She views the matchup as a women's flyweight title eliminator. With
UFC 336 reportedly targeted for Toronto next year, Jasudavicius
hopes a victory over Blanchfield will earn her a quick turnaround
and a title shot in Canada.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sees Erin Blanchfield fight at UFC
Edmonton as path to Natalia Silva title rematch

Valentina
Shevchenko relinquished the 125-pound title because of injury,
and Natalia
Silva won the vacant championship at UFC
332 by defeating Cong Wang by
unanimous decision. Jasudavicius believes beating Blanchfield on
Saturday would warrant a rematch with Silva, calling the
opportunity to challenge for the belt in Canada an “honor.â€

“I think whoever wins this fight does expect a title shot,â€
Jasudavicius said at media day ahead of
UFC Edmonton. “I think this fight is the title eliminator. I'm
not here for a long time; I'm here for a good time. So, I would
love to stay active; I would love to fight in Toronto and it would
be an honor to fight for the belt in Toronto.â€

Jasudavicius (15-4) is coming off a victory over Karine
Silva, rebounding from a loss to Manon
Fiorot that ended a five-fight winning streak. The Canadian
also lost to current champion Silva in her second UFC appearance in
2022.

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Jasmine Jasudavicius eyes Natalia Silva title rematch in Toronto

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November 1, 2026

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Jasmine Jasudavicius eyes Natalia Silva title rematch in Toronto
Jasmine
Jasudavicius wants to fight for an
Ultimate Fighting Championship title on home soil.

Jasudavicius will have the Canadian crowd behind her when she faces
Erin
Blanchfield on Oct. 17 at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.
She views the matchup as a women's flyweight title eliminator. With
UFC 336 reportedly targeted for Toronto next year, Jasudavicius
hopes a victory over Blanchfield will earn her a quick turnaround
and a title shot in Canada.

Jasmine Jasudavicius sees Erin Blanchfield fight at UFC
Edmonton as path to Natalia Silva title rematch

Valentina
Shevchenko relinquished the 125-pound title because of injury,
and Natalia
Silva won the vacant championship at UFC
332 by defeating Cong Wang by
unanimous decision. Jasudavicius believes beating Blanchfield on
Saturday would warrant a rematch with Silva, calling the
opportunity to challenge for the belt in Canada an “honor.â€

“I think whoever wins this fight does expect a title shot,â€
Jasudavicius said at media day ahead of
UFC Edmonton. “I think this fight is the title eliminator. I'm
not here for a long time; I'm here for a good time. So, I would
love to stay active; I would love to fight in Toronto and it would
be an honor to fight for the belt in Toronto.â€

Jasudavicius (15-4) is coming off a victory over Karine
Silva, rebounding from a loss to Manon
Fiorot that ended a five-fight winning streak. The Canadian
also lost to current champion Silva in her second UFC appearance in
2022.

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