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UFC Paris results – IMAVOV VS.

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Paris, France – UFC returns to the capital of Europe with UFC Paris: IMAVOV VS. pumpDirected by a key average duel on Saturday, September 6, 2025. Accor Arena in Paris. Fightbook MMA has your full results below.

Nassourdine imavov has a collision with the growing Brazilian contender Caio Borralho In a very anticipated duel in the average weight, which promises fireworks. Imavov, known as the “Russian sniper”, introduces a energetic mix of striking precision and octopus, wants to exploit his last momentum and strengthen his place among the division elite. Meanwhile, Borralho enters the fight with the impressive victorious run and quickly became one of the most threatening UFC perspectives with his relentless pressure and ponderous style. This duel is a classic battle of the striker-Versus-Grappler, which can have earnest implications for medium weight rankings and potentially bring the winner closer to the competition.

Benoit Saint Denis is directed Mauricio “Ruffy” In a fascinating duel that buzzs fans. Saint Denis, known for his aggressive striking and acute MMA IQ, aims to continue the growth of the organization with winning. Ruffy, a versatile warrior with a well -rounded set of skills and noteworthy efficiency of permission, wants to present his evolution in a cage and derail Saint Denis’s rush. This clash promises a great pace action, with both warriors willingly prove themselves, which makes it a necessity with potential implications for future rankings in their division.

UFC Paris: IMAVOV VS. Porrralhos Results:

Main card (ESPN + 15.00):

  1. Nassourdine Imavov def. Caio Borralho through an unambiguous decision (50-45, 49-46, 49-46)
  2. Benoit Saint Denis Def. Mauricio Ruffy by notification (choke on the back) in round 2, 2:56
  3. Modestas Buchauskas def. Paul Craig by KO (elbow) in round 1, 5:00
  4. Mason Jones def. Bolaji oki by TKO (elbows) in round 2, 3:18
  5. Axel Sola def. Rhys McKe by TKO (Body Shot) in round 3, 2:02
  6. William Gomis def. Robert Ruchala through a unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Storage (ESPN + 12.00):

  1. Oumar SY def. Brendson Ribeiro by TKO (strokes) in the round 1, 4:42
  2. AMA DELIJA def. Marcin Tybura by KO (blows) in round 1, 2:03
  3. Kaue Fernandes def. Harry Hardwick by TKO (leg kicks) in round 1, 3:21
  4. Sam Patterson def. Trey Waters by TKO (blows) in round 1, 3:01
  5. Robert Bryczek def. Brad Tavares by TKO (blows) in round 3, 1:43
  6. Rinat Fakhretdin’s def. Andreas Gustafsson by TKO (BRAKS) in round 1, 0:54
  7. Hughes def. Shauna Bannon by reporting (a gland at the back) in round 2, 1:58

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Dustin Poirier doesn't want sympathy following airport arrest incident

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Dustin Poirier doesn't want sympathy following airport arrest incident

UFC legend Dustin Poirier has explained why he doesn't want sympathy following his airport arrest as of late.

As most mixed martial arts fans know, Dustin Poirier was recently involved in an incident that saw him get arrested due to public intoxication at the airport. Immediately following the release of the footage, Dustin made it clear that he was working to improve himself.

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Alas, that didn't stop many fight fans – and fighters – from defending Poirier, suggesting it wasn't a huge indictment on his character.

That included Jon Jones, who made sure to let the masses know that he didn't believe Poirier deserved too much backlash. In a recent interview, Dustin had the following to say on the matter.

Poirier discusses his arrest problems

“My buddy, Kyle, the guy who I work out with everyday, he told me that Jon Jones came out and said something, and it was positive,†Poirier said in “The Diary of a CEO.†“He said Matt Brown as well, a former fighter, did a video, and he said it was really nice. I'm sure I'll see some of that stuff. I don't want to relive the moment that much. I don't want to keep diving back. But when I do get back on social media or do start watching videos, I'm sure I'm going to see some of it.

“I appreciate everybody, but I'm not looking for sympathy or to make this OK. It's not OK. It's not. I don't want to blame anything or have a crutch to lean on about my actions, about what happened. I did it. I'm not blaming it on mental health or anything like that, even though I'm focusing on that now. I did that. I decided to drink that day when I wasn't feeling well. It's all on me.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

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Gable Steveson's coach has big expectations for his future ahead of UFC 329

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Gable Steveson's coach Greg Jackson has given his thoughts on the youngster's future ahead of his UFC debut this weekend.

On Saturday night at UFC 329, Gable Steveson will make his first appearance for the Ultimate Fighting Championship when he goes up against Elisha Ellison in a fight that many expect him to win fairly convincingly.

RELATED: Jon Jones reopens the door to UFC comeback after coaching Gable Steveson

Of course, you can never be too sure about someone's ability to translate to the UFC level, but Steveson has the backing of some real greats in the mixed martial arts world – including the likes of Greg Jackson and, perhaps more notably, UFC legend Jon Jones.

In a recent episode of Embedded, Jackson made it crystal clear that he believes Steveson can go far in the promotion.

Jackson praises Steveson's potential

“I think, if you're a fan, you're gonna need to tune in to see what can this guy do,†Jackson said on UFC 329 “Embedded.†“He already won the Olympic gold medal at heavyweight in wrestling. That is so hard to do, I can't even tell you. Where is the ceiling? What can he accomplish? What can he do?â€

“I've worked with most of the greatest fighters to ever do this game, and his athletic ability is unprecedented,†Jackson said. “The way he thinks about things, how smart he is, how coachable, you need to tune in now to see where the ceiling for this guy is. He might be redefining what this sport is.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

There's a lot of talk – and now, it's all about seeing if Gable can walk the walk on the biggest stage imaginable.

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Gable Steveson's coach has big expectations for his future ahead of UFC 329

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Gable Steveson's coach has big expectations for his future ahead of UFC 329

Gable Steveson's coach Greg Jackson has given his thoughts on the youngster's future ahead of his UFC debut this weekend.

On Saturday night at UFC 329, Gable Steveson will make his first appearance for the Ultimate Fighting Championship when he goes up against Elisha Ellison in a fight that many expect him to win fairly convincingly.

RELATED: Jon Jones reopens the door to UFC comeback after coaching Gable Steveson

Of course, you can never be too sure about someone's ability to translate to the UFC level, but Steveson has the backing of some real greats in the mixed martial arts world – including the likes of Greg Jackson and, perhaps more notably, UFC legend Jon Jones.

In a recent episode of Embedded, Jackson made it crystal clear that he believes Steveson can go far in the promotion.

Jackson praises Steveson's potential

“I think, if you're a fan, you're gonna need to tune in to see what can this guy do,†Jackson said on UFC 329 “Embedded.†“He already won the Olympic gold medal at heavyweight in wrestling. That is so hard to do, I can't even tell you. Where is the ceiling? What can he accomplish? What can he do?â€

“I've worked with most of the greatest fighters to ever do this game, and his athletic ability is unprecedented,†Jackson said. “The way he thinks about things, how smart he is, how coachable, you need to tune in now to see where the ceiling for this guy is. He might be redefining what this sport is.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

There's a lot of talk – and now, it's all about seeing if Gable can walk the walk on the biggest stage imaginable.

Do you believe that Gable Steveson will one day become UFC heavyweight champion? Let us know your thoughts on this in the comments below, BJPENN Nation!

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