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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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Ramazonbek Temirov says UFC flyweights aren’t ready for his power

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Ramazonbek Temirov says UFC flyweights aren’t ready for his power
Ramazonbek
Temirov has highlighted what separates himself from the rest of
the
Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight division.

Temirov delivered a resounding statement against former title
challenger Steve Erceg
at
UFC Abu Dhabi. The Uzbek prospect secured a first-round
knockout, taking his professional record to 20-3. In a post-fight
interview, he discussed the X-factor he possesses at 125
pounds.

Ramazonbek Temirov's knockout ability stands out after UFC Abu
Dhabi win over Steve Erceg

Temirov put his Australian counterpart to sleep with a crushing
right hand in the co-main event of UFC Abu Dhabi, extending his UFC
record to 3-0 and earning a Performance of the Night bonus for his
efforts. Speaking after the victory, he explained why he feels he’s
different from the rest of the division, emphasizing how flyweights
rarely pull off one-shot knockouts as he did against Erceg.

“I haven't seen all the fighters just fighting like me. Just
striking punches, just making knockouts,†he said. “But my punches
will just kill them all.â€

The emphatic finish marked Temirov’s 11th first-round stoppage
victory and 13th overall, further solidifying his reputation as one
of the UFC’s most explosive flyweights. He has now won 12
consecutive fights.

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Magomed Zaynukov explains Octagon debut win at UFC Abu Dhabi

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Magomed Zaynukov explains Octagon debut win at UFC Abu Dhabi
Magomed
Zaynukov couldn’t have asked for a better start to his
Ultimate Fighting Championship career.

The unbeaten Dagestani prospect earned a unanimous decision over
Damian
Rzepecki in his Octagon debut at
UFC Abu Dhabi, neutralizing his opponent’s grappling while
showcasing the polished striking that saw him earn a contract on

Dana White's Contender Series last year.

Magomed Zaynukov breaks down his unanimous decision victory
over Damian Rzepecki in his UFC debut

Following his victory over Rzepecki, Zaynukov shed light on the
preparation that went into his UFC debut.

“I thought they liked me only that much in America, but they also
like me in Abu Dhabi as well,†Zaynukov said in a post-fight
interview. “And I really wanted to show a good performance. I know
a lot of people were counting on me, a lot of people were waiting
for me to debut. I worked really, really hard. I had a crazy hard
camp. I had really good sparring. Good sparring partners. So, it
was really important for me to show a good performance.â€

Zaynukov also said in the interview that he could have found a
finish, but he wanted to fight for three rounds and showcase his
diverse striking arsenal. With the victory, “Wild Chanco†extended
his unbeaten professional record to 9-0, establishing himself as a
promising lightweight contender.

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Carlos Ulberg targets 2027 return after ACL injury

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Carlos Ulberg targets 2027 return after ACL injury
Carlos
Ulberg isn’t rushing his return to the Octagon.

The reigning
Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight titleholder
provided an update on his recovery from an ACL injury following

UFC Abu Dhabi, revealing that he is targeting an early 2027
return to action.

Carlos Ulberg discusses ACL recovery and UFC light heavyweight
title plans

Ulberg suffered the injury in his title-winning knockout victory
over Jiri
Prochazka earlier this year. He recently emphasized that he
does not want to risk any further injury and hence plans to take
his time. In a recent interview with UFC’s Charly Arnolt, “Black
Jag†gave an update on his injury.

“I'm just making sure I do everything I need to keep on task with
my injury, but then also just been working closely with the UFC PI
and make sure I can get back in there as quickly as possible, but
also as safely as possible,†Ulberg said. “We're looking at early
next year, so 2027 if we're being smart, so we don't come in too
early and re-injure ourselves.â€

Ulberg was in attendance at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi and saw
former champion Magomed
Ankalaev return to the win column, defeating Bogdan
Guskov in the main event. During the same interview, the Kiwi
champion also commented on Ankalaev's win.

“Congrats to Ankalaev,†he added. “I saw what I needed to see, and
I'll make sure I do everything I can to get back in there. The
division is a little shaky at the moment. No one is very dominant
at the moment. I saw what I needed to see. I'll leave it at that.
I've always seen Ankalaev as a top contender. So, he's definitely
one of the guys that will be up next as well.â€

Ulberg later took to social media to pitch matchups for the
205-pound title mix, suggesting Ankalaev fight Prochazka and
Paulo
Costa take on Khalil
Rountree to determine who deserves the next title shot.


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