UFC welterweight Gabriel Bonfim maintained his momentum Saturday night with a second-round TKO, set up by a devastating flying knee to defeat Randy Brown (20-7 MMA) in the main event from the UFC APEX in Las Vegas to cap off UFC Vegas 111.
Gabriel Bonfim might have wasted a call-out at UFC Vegas 111. The first-time UFC headliner put the welterweight division on notice on Saturday when he dropped veteran Randy Brown with a devastating knee for the TKO finish.
This past Saturday, the premier promotion returned to the Apex for another fight night edition, this time headlined by welterweights Randy Brown and Gabriel Bonfim.
There were some big finishes produced at the Apex at UFC Vegas 111. On Saturday night in Las Vegas, four Performance of the Night bonuses were handed out to some of the biggest winners on November 8.
LAS VEGAS — Gabriel “Marretinha” Bonfim delivered a brutal statement in his first UFC headliner, stopping Randy Brown with a crushing knee at 1:20 of Round 2 in the UFC Fight Night 264 main event at the APEX.
It was a bittersweet night for the Bonfim brothers at UFC Vegas 111. Both came into the weekend with high expectations: two rising Brazilian talents on the same card, each looking to make a statement.
Gabriel Bonfim knocked out Randy Brown in the main event of their UFC Vegas 111 welterweight fight during the second round. Bonfim is currently ranked number 14 in the UFC welterweight rankings, as he entered the bout on a three-fight winning streak, which has now extended to four.
The UFC headliner between Randy Brown and Gabriel Bonfim ended in controversy. The welterweight fighters got their first main event spotlight on Saturday night inside the UFC Apex.
A flying knee from Gabriel Bonfim capped off a fast-paced welterweight main event at the expense of Randy Brown via second-round TKO at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas Saturday night.
The octagon was at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas for Saturday's UFC Vegas 111: Bonfom vs. Brown fight card. The event was headlined by a welterweight bout between former LFA welterweight champion Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown.
The UFC had one final stop at the Apex tonight before jetting off to New York City as they welcomed yet another drab fight night. Welterweight contenders Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown headlined a night bereft of stars at the divisive Las Vegas venue.
UFC Vegas 111 began with a bang. The UFC is back in the Apex in Las Vegas following a massive betting scandal last weekend. Welterweights Randy Brown and Gabriel Bonfim headline a 12-fight card in the first main event of their careers.
Fresh off a controversial split decision over Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson, Gabriel “Marretinha” Bonfim is back and he’s calling his shot. The Brazilian
A welterweight bout between former LFA welterweight champion Garbriel Bonfim (18-1) and Randy Brown (20-6) headlines tonight's UFC Vegas 111 fight card at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.
UFC Vegas 111 promises an action-packed night, headlined by a stacked card. And a special night for the Bonfim brothers, who are set to compete in the same event.
For the second consecutive week, the UFC remains status quo with a Fight Night card from the UFC APEX. Amid a betting scandal rocking the MMA world from last week's event, the promotion pushes forward with a 12-fight card before taking a near month-long break from its home state.
The UFC remains home in Las Vegas, NV this Saturday (November 8) for another UFC Fight Night event, and MMA KO’s Drew Beaupré is here to provide predictions for all 12 fights on the card.
UFC Vegas 111 fight week continues. As we continue through the month of November, the number of shows left on this year’s schedule are now cut down to a precious few.
Over two years since arriving in the company, Gabriel Bonfim is one of the UFC’s top welterweights on the roster. With his slick submission game and exceptional striking ability, the Brazilian phenom has risen to become a budding star in the sport alongside his older brother, Ismael.
The Bonfim brothers take over another event as Ismael Bonfim (20-5) takes on Chris Padilla (16-6) three fights before his younger brother headlines UFC Vegas 111.
After getting back into the winner’s circle this past April, Randy Brown is on a mission to reenter the UFC welterweight rankings with an impressive outing
Welterweights Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown headline UFC Vegas 111 on November 8, as we preview the fight. Bonfim is currently ranked 14th, as he arrives into the bout on a three-fight winning streak.
The UFC will be in the APEX on November 8th just a week before they head to MSG and we now know what fight will be headlining that card. The promotion announced that we will see a welterweight showcase close the show on November 8th.
One of the final UFC Fight Night cards of the year will feature first-time headliners Gabriel Bonfim and Randy Brown in the night’s main event. The UFC returned from an off week on Saturday with UFC Perth before the promotion returns to Las Vegas this weekend for a highly-anticipated UFC 320 card.
The shifting sands of the UFC schedule have produced a new main event for fans this November, as Gabriel Bonfim vs. Randy Brown has been relocated from UFC Rio to headline UFC Vegas 111 at the Apex in Las Vegas on November 8th.