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UFC 327 Results: Here's Every KO and Submission From Miami

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Brian Mazique | Last updated Apr 12, 2026 2:12 AM ET

UFC 327 was a wild event. The Kaseya Center in Miami was rocking with a list of memorable finishes and moments. In case you missed it, Carlos Ulberg scored a TKO win over Jiri Prochazka after suffering what looked like a serious knee injury.

While Josh Hokit vs. Curtis Blaydes didn't end in a finish, the former won an all-time great heavyweight fight. Here's a look at all of the results and a look at all of the finishes from Miami.

Key Facts At a Glance

Fight	Result	Method	Round	Time
Carlos Ulberg vs. Jiří Procházka	Ulberg wins	KO (punches)	1	3:45
Paulo Costa vs. Azamat Murzakanov	Costa wins	TKO (head kick)	3	1:23
Josh Hokit vs. Curtis Blaydes	Hokit wins	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Dominick Reyes vs. Johnny Walker	Reyes wins	Split Decision	3	5:00
Cub Swanson vs. Nate Landwehr	Swanson wins	TKO (punches)	1	4:06
Aaron Pico vs. Patricio Pitbull	Pico wins	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Kevin Holland vs. Randy Brown	Holland wins	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00
Mateusz Gamrot vs. Esteban Ribovics	Gamrot wins	Sub (arm-triangle)	2	4:19
Tatiana Suarez vs. Lupita Godínez	Suarez wins	Sub (RNC)	2	2:29
Chris Padilla vs. MarQuel Mederos	Majority Draw	—	3	5:00
Vicente Luque vs. Kelvin Gastelum	Luque wins	Sub (D'arce choke)	1	4:08
Charles Radtke vs. Francisco Prado	Radtke wins	Unanimous Decision	3	5:00

What Were the Finishes?

The night produced five finishes, headlined by one of the most improbable knockouts in light heavyweight title history. UFC 327 delivered stoppages across all three portions of the card, with submissions and TKOs spread from the early prelims through the main event. It was the kind of night in Miami that reminded fans why finish-heavy cards leave a lasting mark.

What Should People Know About the Main Event?

Ulberg winning the title on one leg is the kind of thing you don't believe until you see it. Carlos Ulberg suffered what appeared to be a serious knee injury early in the round, and Jiří Procházka immediately attacked it with targeted leg kicks. Just when it looked like Procházka would finish the fight, Ulberg landed a counter left hand that put the former champion on the canvas and ended the fight at 3:45 of round one.

What Should People Know About Costa vs. Murzakanov?

Costa looked like a completely different fighter at light heavyweight, and Murzakanov had no answer for his striking. Paulo Costa used his natural size advantage and sharp hands throughout the fight before finishing with a head kick TKO in round three at 1:23. The performance put Costa squarely in the title picture at 205 pounds.

What Should People Know About the Other Finishes?

Swanson's finish was memorable, but this is the best way to go out. Cub Swanson made his retirement official in style, stopping Nate Landwehr via TKO in round one in what was billed as his final fight. Elsewhere on the prelims, Mateusz Gamrot submitted Esteban Ribovics with an arm-triangle choke in round two, Tatiana Suarez locked up a rear-naked choke to finish Lupita Godínez, and Vicente Luque reminded everyone what he does best with a first-round D'arce choke of Kelvin Gastelum.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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