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Thiago Santos defeats Johnny Walker at UFC Fight Night

/ 02:34 PM October 03, 2021

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Thiago Santos defeated fellow Brazilian Johnny Walker in a unanimous decision Saturday night in the main event of UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas.

Santos won 48-47 across all three cards in the light heavyweight contest at the UFC Apex.

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The fight was extremely close, per the stats. Walker landed 48 strikes to Santos’ 44.

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The previous bout between middleweights Kevin Holland and Kyle Daukaus ended in a no contest in the first round after an accidental clash of heads. Holland dropped to the mat but then continued fighting.

Daukaus then ended the bout with a rear-naked choke submission. However, after the referee and officials ringside conferred, they ruled the fight a NC, saying Holland was compromised by the head butt.

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In other bouts on the main card, Niko Price defeated Alex Oliveira via unanimous decision in their welterweight contest, Krzysztof Jotko defeated Misha Cirkunov in a split decision in their middleweight bout, and Alexander Hernandez recorded a TKO of Mike Breeden at 1:20 of the first round in their lightweight bout.

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