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411’s UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Nolan Report 10.31.26

October 31, 2026 | Posted by Robert Winfree
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MAIN CARD (Paramount+, 8 p.m. ET)
#12 Renato Moicano (156 lbs.) vs. #14 Tom Nolan (155.5 lbs.)
Randy Brown (170.5 lbs.) vs. Jacobe Smith (170.5 lbs.)
Cody Durden (126 lbs.) vs. Ode Osbourne (126 lbs.)
#7 Luana Santos (136 lbs.) vs. #6 Yana Santos (135.5 lbs.)
Farman Hasanov (171 lbs.) vs. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (170.5 lbs.)

PRELIMINARY CARD (Paramount+, 5 p.m. ET)
Dakota Hope (145.5 lbs.) vs. Francis Marshall (148 lbs.)*
Theodor Berggren (171 lbs.) vs. Rodrigo Sezinando (170.5 lbs.)
Julian Erosa (145.5 lbs.) vs. Jeong Yeong Lee (145.5 lbs.)
Mickey Gall (185.5 lbs.) vs. Zach Reese (185 lbs.)
Nick Klein (186 lbs.) vs. Joe Kropschot (186 lbs.)
Talita Alencar (116 lbs.) vs. Piera Rodriguez (115.5 lbs.)
Tainara Lisboa (125 lbs.) vs. Lucia Szabova (125.5 lbs.)

Happy Halloween everyone and welcome to 411mania’s LIVE coverage of UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Nolan, I’m Robert Winfree and I’ll be your host. After a great UFC 333 event we’re back in the warehouse for this one. The main event is a fine enough Fight Night main event with veteran Renato Moicano trying to halt the rise of Tom Nolan. After that things get a tad more dicey, Jacobe Smith stepped in on short notice to fight Randy Brown, Luana Santos and Yana Santos are both ranked but women’s bantamweight is still a wasteland, Julian Erosa has announced he’s retiring after this fight, and Mickey Gall is ending a multiple year layoff. There’s just not a whole lot to really get excited for here. Hopefully the action delivers at least.

UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Nolan comes to the world from the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. On commentary we’ve got Dan Hellie, Daniel Cormier, and Laura Sanko holding things down while Charly Arnolt provides reports and Joe Martinez handles announcements. We’re still in the smaller 25 foot cage, and by now we all know the rules Nevada operates under.

Tainara Lisboa has gone 2-2 in the UFC but is on a two fight losing streak and hasn’t won since 2023, she really needs to get back on the winning side of things and is hoping the drop to flyweight will facilitate that. Lucia Szabova is undefeated and a double champion from Oktagon MMA, she’s looking to keep that perfect record in tact and make a good first impression on the UFC audience. Szabova is the biggest favorite on the card at -650 to Lisboa’s +470.

Women’s Flyweight Bout: Tainara Lisboa (7-4, 125 lbs.) vs. Lucia Szabova (12-0, 125.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Szabova is half an inch taller while the reach is identical, Szabova is also 7 years younger. Szabova pushes forward to start and lands a few punches into a clinch. A few knees from go back and forth, Szabova is more active thus far. Outside reap from Szabova and she’s on top in half guard. Lisboa looks to wall walk, Szabova is after a kimura though. Szabova moves to mount the legs and lands some punches. Lisboa is able to wrestle up but Szabova keeps her on the fence in the clinch. A few more knees from Szabova land, then Lisboa is able to pull away. Szabova bulls into a clinch and takes Lisboa down again. Lisboa looks to wall walk, Szabova gets to a hip as they stand and lands more knees to the body. Foot sweep from Lisboa allows her to switch position and get the back standing. Szabova turns into Lisboa and gets her back on the fence then lands more knees. They break and trade punches then Szabova takes Lisboa down again. Punches from Szabova, Lisboa with a bit of a whizzer kick from the ground and gets the back with one hook in. Lisboa is after the choke, Szabova is hand fighting well though and methodically stands with Lisboa on her back. That’s where the round will end.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Szabova

ROUND TWO: Szabova misses a one two to start the round. Body kick from Szabova. Right hand from Szabova. Lisboa pushes into a clinch on the fence. Szabova defends a takedown and separates. Front kick from Lisboa. Szabova goes southpaw to land a body kick, Lisboa then gets the back standing. Szabova turns into Lisboa and gets a body lock. Some short knees and elbows from Szabova then another outside reap to get on top in half guard. Szabova lands an elbow as Lisboa gets full guard. Lisboa works her guard up high, Szabova lands another elbow. Now Lisboa tries for a leg attack, Szabova smothers that and lands punches while Lisboa gets guard back. Szabova moves to the ride and lands punches and hammer fists. Now Szabova has the back with both hooks in and lands more punches. Szabova lands elbows as Lisboa gets half guard but she’s getting beaten up now. Elbows to the body from Szabova then she attacks a kimura but there’s not enough time for that so she moves to mount then attacks an armbar just as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Szabova, 20-18 Szabova overall

ROUND THREE: Both women come out jabbing for the final round. Szabova shoots, Lisboa defends but winds up clinched on the fence again. A few knees from Szabova land then she slips to the back standing. Another outside reap from Szabova and she’s on top in half guard again. Lisboa gets full guard, Szabova stands then passes towards side control. Mounted crucifix for Szabova briefly and she drops elbows. Szabova moves to full mount now and drops more elbows then Lisboa gives up the back. Szabova gets her flattened out and lands more punches. Lisboa is trying to move but she’s getting mauled. More punches from Szabova and finally the ref steps in.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Lucia Szabova via TKO, punches, at 3:20 of Round 3

The Final Round Finish Club thanks Ms. Szabova for her work. Mic time for Szabova, she’s very happy and calls this an amazing moment after all of her hard work. She sends love to her son to close.

Finish can be seen HERE.

Piera Rodriguez has gone 5-2 in the UFC and is on a three fight winning streak, she’s looking to extend that success here and take aim at ranked opponents next. Talita Alencar has gone 4-1 in the UFC and is on a three fight winning streak, she’s likewise hoping that a win will earn her a shot at some ranked opposition going forward. The odds are solidly with Rodriguez at -280 while that +225 comeback on Alencar has to tempt some bettors out there.

Strawweight Bout: Talita Alencar (8-1-1, 116 lbs.) vs. Piera Rodriguez (12-2, 115.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Rodriguez is two inches taller with five inches of reach advantage. Some cautious aggression from Rodriguez early. Alencar lands a front kick. Alencar misses a few punches then Rodriguez lands a counter right. Body kick from Rodriguez. The lights flicker, Rodriguez lands a combination then sprawls on a shot. Right to the body from Rodriguez. Another sprawl from Rodriguez. Left hand from Alencar. Rodriguez pushes forward with punches, Alencar shoots and both women wrestle around. Some elbows from Rodriguez, Alencar technically has her down to her seat against the fence. Eventually Rodriguez gets upright but Alencar hits an outside reap. Alencar jumps to the back and gets a body triangle as Rodriguez stands. A few chopping elbows from Alencar, she’s just trying to open up a choke attack with those. Alencar bails on the backpack and then Rodriguez pushes free. Both women land punches but Alencar is the one backing up. Alencar lands a right hand. Rodriguez fakes a single leg then lands a right hand to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Alencar but a close one

ROUND TWO: Rodriguez moves forward again and lands a right hand. Alencar half reaches for a takedown but Rodriguez is making her pay for that. Body to head punches from Rodriguez. Right hand then a body kick from Rodriguez. Alencar badly misses a winging right hand. One two from Rodriguez. Rodriguez lands a couple of rights then a head kick. Alencar shoots against the fence, Rodriguez defends and gets the back standing then separates. Both women miss kicks. They clinch, Alencar lands an elbow but Rodriguez lands several knees before things hit the fence. They break without incident after a bit. Solid right hand from Rodriguez. Combination from Rodriguez then a few knees in close. Rodriguez lands another right hand. Alencar catches a knee in close and finally pushes things over to the mat in full guard. Bit of an elbow from Alencar. Rodriguez kicks Alencar away but Alencar dives back into half guard. A few short elbows from Alencar then she attacks an arm. Alencar is looking to spin around for an armbar, Rodriguez is defend though and that’s where the round will end.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Rodriguez, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Rodriguez gets back to pressuring and punching. Side kick from Alencar. Rodriguez lands a left hook. Body to head punches from Rodriguez. Alencar has a high kick blocked. Knee from Rodriguez then a right hand. A few jabs from Rodriguez, Alencar shoots a single leg but Rodriguez defends and gets the back standing. Alencar turns into Rodriguez, Rodriguez lands a few knees then they break. Front kick from Rodriguez. Another right hand from Rodriguez. Left hand from Rodriguez. Rodriguez lands a right hand then a stiff jab. One two from Rodriguez. Solid right hand from Rodriguez. Alencar eats a right hand, she’s really struggling now. A few jabs are traded. Right hand from Alencar but Rodriguez counters to the body. Another right hand from Rodriguez. Rodriguez lands a couple of jabs, Alencar reaches for a single leg but Rodriguez defends then lands punches. Both women land elbows in close. Rodriguez lands another right hand to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Rodriguez, 29-28 Rodriguez overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Piera Rodriguez via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)

Nice to see the damage being rewarded there. No interview for Rodriguez.

Nick Klein has gone 0-2 in the UFC and really needs to find that first UFC win here. Joe Kropschot brings a five fight winning streak into his UFC debut and will be trying to maximize his only chance at making a first impression. Kropschot is the -325 favorite to +260 for Klein.

Middleweight Bout: Nick Klein (6-3, 186 lbs.) vs. Joe Kropschot (9-3, 186 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Kropschot has two inches of height and reach advantage. Both men probe with punches early. Front kick from Klein. Kropschot lands a calf kick. Both men land calf kicks. Calf kick from Kropschot. Bit of a left hook from Klein then Kropschot lands another calf kick. Jab from Kropschot then another calf kick. They trade calf kicks again, Klein’s the one who’s suffering to the leg though. Klein hits a double leg into full guard. Things scoot to the fence and Kropschot starts building to wall walk. Klein blocks the wall walk. Kropschot thinks about a buggy choke, that would have been wild to pull off from full guard. Kropschot is working to wall walk. Klein is able to keep Kropschot on his seat but he’s not going much else. Eventually Kropschot wall walks and grabs a front headlock. Knees from Kropschot, he attacks a d’arce but bails to get the back. Body triangle for Kropschot and he starts landing punches. Kropschot fishes for a choke, he’s got it pretty close but Klein breaks the grip and will see out the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Kropschot

ROUND TWO: Calf kick from Kropschot. Klein fires a head kick then hits a takedown against the fence. Kropschot gives up the back and Klein has both hooks in. A little rolling then Kropschot comes out on top and gets to the back. Armbar attack from Kropschot, he’s also got a reverse triangle attack going. The arm extends and Klein has to tap.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Joe Kropschot via Submission, triangle armbar, at 1:25 of Round 2

Mic time for Kropschot, he feels good and always envisioned moments like this. He talks us through the finish and mentions he’s getting married in 5 days so the bonus would be nice.

Zachary Reese is on a two fight losing streak, his overall UFC record is 4-4 with 1 No Contest and he’s looking to get his UFC record above the .500 mark again. Mickey Gall is on a four fight losing streak, hasn’t fought since November of 2024 and last got a win in July of 2021. Gall really needs a win here as he could easily be cut with a loss, and he’s hoping the move up to middleweight will help him out. Given the long layoff for Gall it’s not surprising to see Reese as the -425 favorite while Gall’s comeback sits at +330.

Middleweight Bout: Mickey Gall (7-7, 185.5 lbs.) vs. Zach Reese (10-4 1 NC, 185 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Reese is two inches taller with three inches of reach advantage. Southpaw for Reese. Gall moves forward early, Reese lands an inside leg kick. They trade lefts. Reese doing stance switching now. They trade punches then Reese lands a body kick. Stepping knee from Reese then a body kick behind it. Reese lands a body kick. More body kicks shown by Reese. Bit of a tomahawk elbow from Reese. Gall blocks a head kick. Inside leg kick from Reese then Gall lands a right hand. Gall with a right hand, then complains of an eye poke so we’ve got a time out. Replay shows there was definitely an eye poke, also that he didn’t land that right hand. The ref takes a point from Reese, he was just leaving his fingers straight out, then we’re back to fighting after a minute. Gall lands a right to the body. Reese lands a knee to the body. Both men miss punches in close. Bit of a high kick from Reese. Left hand from Gall. Reese lands a left hand then a combination and a knee up top. Both men miss power hand punches. Reese lands a body kick. Gall avoids a wheel kick that basically closes the round.

SCORECARD: 9-9 DRAW after the point deduction

ROUND TWO: Gall shoots, Reese defends and lands a knee that hurts Gall. Elbows from Reese then a knee to the body on the break. Gall lands a left hand but Reese is stalking him. Right hand from Gall. Reese lands a jab. Front kick from Reese. Reese lands a body kick. Gall lands a jab. Another jab from Gall. Intercepting knee from Reese partially lands. Short left from Reese in close. Reese fakes a takedown then lands a high knee. Gall lands a right to the body. Solid left hand from Reese then a body kick. Stomp kick from Reese then a body kick. Gall blocks a jumping knee then Reese partially lands a body kick. Front kick from Reese, Gall complains it went into the groin so we’ve got another break. Gall doesn’t take long then we’re back, he didn’t want the ref to watch the replay it felt like. Right hand from Gall. Reese lands a one two. Clubbing right from Reese partially lands. Gall misses a spinning back fist then Reese lands a left hand. Reese hits the body in close. Reese misses a couple of kicks to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Reese, 19-18 Reese overall

ROUND THREE: Reese comes out showing kicks. A few knees from Reese in close then a body kick. Both men land punches in close. Reese lands a body kick. Left to the body from Reese. Reese lands another body kick. A couple punches land for Reese. Gall lands a right hand but eats a counter body kick. Reese lands a couple punches in close. Jab from Gall. Combination from Reese mostly lands. Gall lands another right but he’s not building on any of this. A couple of rights land for Gall. Reese lands a left hand. Knee from Reese in close. They trade power hand punches, things are turning into a slug fest now. Body kick from Reese. Reese lands a hard left hand then another body kick. They trade in close again. Right hand from Reese then a body kick. Another body kick from Reese. Body kick from Reese, right hand from Gall. Front kick up high from Reese. They trade power hand punches again. Reese lands a left hand then Gall clinches as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Reese, 29-27 Reese overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Zachary Reese via unanimous decision (29-27 x3)

No interview for Reese.

Julian Erosa is a longtime veteran of the sport but at age 37 and currently on a two fight losing streak he’s decided this will be his retirement fight. Erosa will be trying to go out on a high note instead of getting knocked out again. Jeong Yeong Lee has gone 1-2 in the UFC but he’s on a two fight losing streak and has been out of action since May of last year. Lee really needs to get on the winning side of things here. Close one here, -150 on Lee to +125 on Erosa.

Featherweight Bout: Julian Erosa (31-13, 145.5 lbs.) vs. Jeong Yeong Lee (11-3, 145.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Erosa is three inches taller with an inch of reach advantage, he’s also 7 years older. They touch gloves then Lee immediately lands a couple of punches. Erosa shoots, Lee defends then both men swing hooks in the pocket. Jab from Erosa. Lee keeps marching forward looking to brawl. Erosa tries a takedown against the fence, Lee defends and things turn into a clinch. They break without incident. Lee lands hooks in close then an uppercut. Both men land punches again. Erosa is cut under the left eye. Hard right from Erosa drops Lee, he gets on top and punches Lee out to get the knockout.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Julian Erosa via KO, punches, at 1:31 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Erosa for his work. Mic time for Erosa, he feels amazing and knew this would be his last fight so he wanted to go out with a bang. This is the best feeling but he’s got to commit to retirement because otherwise he’ll be chasing this forever. He talks us through the finish, then celebrates with his wife and child. He mentions that his son being born changed everything for him, he wants to be in his son’s life as long as possible with as many brain cells as possible. To close he drops the gloves.

Rodrigo Sezinando dropped his UFC debut a little over a year ago in a TUF finale, but now he’s finally back in action and looking for that critical first UFC win. Theodor Berggren lost his UFC debut back in June, ironically to the same guy who bested Sezinando, and is also trying for that most important first win in the UFC. Fairly close fight here, -185 on Sezinando to Berggren’s +155.

Welterweight Bout: Theodor Berggren (8-4, 171 lbs.) vs. Rodrigo Sezinando (8-2, 170.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Berggren is two inches taller with four and a half inches of reach advantage. Southpaw for Berggren who lands a quick body kick from Berggren but Sezinando shoots and gets him down against the fence. Immediate wall walk from Berggren but he’s still in the clinch. A few knees and foot stomps from Sezinando, he tries a takedown but Berggren counters and lands on top in full guard. Berggren lands a few punches as Sezinando closes his guard. A few more punches from Berggren, nothing serious yet. Berggren pushes things towards the fence to limit what Sezinando can do with his guard. Sezinando is able to roll on an attack and regain his feet but Berggren is on his back then separates. Sezinando immediately shoots back into a clinch on the fence. Berggren fights off a few level changes then lands body blows before breaking. Left hand from Berggren. Sezinando swings hard and bulls forward into another clinch. They break then Berggren lands a left hand. A lot of stance switching from Sezinando as he follows Berggren around. Knee from Berggren then a body kick. Sezinando grabs another clinch and tries a takedown against the fence. Berggren defends, separates then Sezinando lands a spinning back fist and a few punches. The round ends, and Sezinando fires a very dubious knee, timing wise, that badly hurts Berggren.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Sezinando as he stole it at the end

ROUND TWO: They touch gloves. Calf kick from Berggren. Berggren lands a body kick then Sezinando grabs a clinch. Elbow from Sezinando. Berggren spins free and lands a right hook. Sezinando tries another takedown, Berggren defends again. Eventually Sezinando gets him to his seat against the fence but Berggren wall walks into a clinch. They break without incident. Front kick from Berggren. Both men land front kicks. Sezinando lands a left hand. Berggren defends another takedown against the fence. They break then trade a few punches. Head kick from Berggren mostly lands. Sezinando hits a takedown against the fence, he’s got Berggren to his seat against the fence. Sezinando gets to the ride, then gets both hooks in to take the back. A few punches land for Sezinando. Sezinando lands a few elbows now, he’s moved to a hip and towards full mount now. Some more punches from Sezinando, they’re weak but adding up. Sezinando lands an elbow, then a few short ones to follow up as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Sezinando, might be a 10-8 argument in there, 20-18 Sezinando overall

ROUND THREE: Berggren’s upper lip is split pretty badly, think Robbie Lawler and Rory MacDonald. The doctor checks on that cut and waves it off.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Rodrigo Sezinando via TKO, doctor stoppage due to cuts, at 5:00 of Round 2

Sezinando gets an interview, he feels great and puts over his team. He talks us through the finish and knew that cut was a fight stopper.

Franics Marshall missed weight for this fight, never a good thing, but he’s on a two fight winning streak and if he can get to three in a row he might earn a shot at more recognizable name next. Dakota Hope had a five fight winning streak broken in his UFC debut, now he’s hoping for more success in his sophomore outing. Marshall is the -205 favorite while Hope’s comeback sits at +170.

Featherweight Bout: Dakota Hope (11-2, 145.5 lbs.) vs. Francis Marshall (10-3, 148 lbs.)*

ROUND ONE: Marshall is two and a half inches taller with three and a half inches of reach advantage, he also missed weight. Hope pressures forward early. Marshall lands a calf kick. Another calf kick from Marshall and he avoids some punches from Hope. Hard calf kick from Marshall drops Hope for a second. Bit of a one two from Hope. Another calf kick from Marshall. Both men miss power hand punches. Calf kick from Marshall. Hope starts showing stance switches. Marshall with a takedown against the fence. Hope looks to wall walk, Marshall shifts things and Hope has to settle for butterfly guard. A few short punches land for Marshall. Hope tries to wrestle up, Marshall uses a cradle to stall that. Eventually Hope wall walks and separates. Both men land rights. Leg kick from Hope. Marshall lands another calf kick. They trade punches in close as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Marshall

ROUND TWO: Both men feint with the lead hand to start. Marshall misses a head kick. Inside calf kick from Marshall. Hope doing a lot of southpaw work this round. Marshall lands a jab. Left hand from Marshall then he clinches up along the fence. Both men break swinging but not quite landing. They trade in close again. Marshall avoids a right hand. Both men land power hand punches. Hope lands a left hand. Inside calf kick from Marshall. They trade rights. Marshall misses a right hand and then clinches up. Hope is after a high crotch, Marshall defends that then separates but Hope does land an elbow. Left hook from Marshall. Bit of a head kick from Marshall. Hope tries to flurry but can’t quite land. Check left hook from Marshall. Knee from Hope and he avoids a takedown. Hope shoots, that hits the fence and things stall out until the end of the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Hope but a close one, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Marshall fires a head kick to start the round. Hope bulls forward and lands a right hand. Marshall shoots, Hope sprawls then gets around to the ride position. Some punches land for Hope. Hope keeps things on the mat for a bit, but eventually Marshall gets up with Hope on his back. Marshall tries for a kimura to break the grip Hope has, then he turns into Hope. Knee from Hope then they break. Marshall misses a right hand. Both men land in close, Marshall shoots but Hope sprawls then gets back to the ride. Marshall is able to get upright with Hope on his back. They break without incident. Hope just charges into another clinch on the fence. Marshall throws a few elbows in the clinch then pulls free. Both men miss punches as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Hope, 29-28 Hope overall but will hinge on the second round

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Dakota Hope via split decision (28-29, 29-28 x2)

Yeah that’s about right. No interview for Hope.

Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is on a six fight winning streak including two UFC wins and he’s looking to solidify himself as a rising prospect with another win. Farman Hasanov is undefeated including a successful UFC debut back in June, he’s looking to remain undefeated here and prove that he’s the prospect to watch. The odds like Lebosnoyani at -285 to +230 for Hasanov.

Welterweight Bout: Farman Hasanov (5-0, 171 lbs.) vs. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (11-2, 170.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Hasanov has an inch of height and reach advantage. They touch gloves, Lebosnoyani fighting southpaw. Bit of a head kick from Hasanov then he shoots and gets Lebosnoyani down against the fence. Lebosnoyani wall walks but Hasanov is is landing punches then fires a head kick as they break. Calf kick from Lebosnoyani as he’s showing stance switches now. Lebosnoyani avoids a few punches. Body kick from Lebosnoyani. Calf kick from Lebosnoyani then Hasanov lands a stiff jab. Both men land body kicks then Lebosnoyani lands an inside leg kick. They split jabs then Lebosnoyani lands a right hand. Jab from Hasanov. Lebosnoyani fires a few kicks at range, he’s mixing up the levels quite well. Both men miss rights. Lebosnoyani lands another calf kick. Bit of a right hand from Hasanov then Lebosnoyani blocks a head kick. Hasanov lands an uppercut. Body kick from Lebosnoyani. Hasanov fires a head kick that doesn’t quite land. Both men land in close to close out the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Lebosnoyani

ROUND TWO: Shot from Hasanov, Lebosnoyani gets up right away though and Hasanov throws a head kick as they break. Bit of a right hand from Hasanov. Lebosnoyani throws a head kick that’s blocked. Combination from Lebosnoyani. Hasanov misses a couple of wild punches. Lebosnoyani lands a body kick. Inside leg kick from Hasanov but Lebosnoyani lands a combination in response. Both men are bloodied up a bit at this point. Hasanov hits a takedown then punches Lebosnoyani as Lebosnoyani gets upright and free. Right hand from Lebosnoyani. Both men land some lead hand punches. Calf kick from Lebosnoyani then a front kick. Another front kick from Lebosnoyani, Hasanov is hurt to the body a bit now. Lebosnoyani pushes forward and keeps hitting the body. Bit of a head kick from Lebosnoyani. Both men land rights but Hasanov is hurt. They swing wildly at each other, Hasanov is tough but in trouble. Bit of a head kick from Lebosnoyani. They trade in close again. Lebosnoyani with a combination but Hasanov will see out the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Lebosnoyani, 20-18 Lebosnoyani overall

ROUND THREE: Lebosnoyani gets back on pressure. Bit of a right hand from Hasanov, his left eye is a mess. There’s a really bad cut under the left eyebrow of Hasanov. Lebosnoyani defends a takedown. Right hand from Lebosnoyani. Body shots from Lebosnoyani then a calf kick. Hasanov swings back but his corner probably should have stopped this. Both men land rights in close. Lebosnoyani lands another calf kick. The ref pauses things, he wants the doctor to check that cut on Hasanov’s eye. The doctor looks and immediately says we’re done, and as we get a better shot of it on the broadcast that’s absolutely the right call.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani via TKO, doctor stoppage due to cuts, at 2:11 of Round 3

The Final Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Lebosnoyani for his work. Mic time for Lebosnoyani, he is happy that he finally got a finish in the UFC. He thanks God then puts over his team, then wants some respect after his third UFC win. Asked about the future he would like to fight Jake Matthews. Reasonable call out.

Yana Santos is on a three fight winning streak and is hoping to get into the title picture if she can get that streak to four here. Luana Santos is on a three fight winning streak and is likewise trying to breakthrough into the title picture with a win. Luana is the favorite at -325 to a +260 comeback on Yana.

Women’s Bantamweight Bout: #7 Luana Santos (11-2, 136 lbs.) vs. #6 Yana Santos (17-8 1 NC, 135.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Yana has an inch and a half of reach advantage, she’s also 9 years older at 35. Pretty quick clinch situation here. Yana with a few body attacks. Luana is after a leg attack to set up a throw but Yana is stifling that. Yana lands a few knees to the body and thigh. Luana tries a harai goshi but Yana blocks that and lands a few punches. Yana blocks a trip attempt. A few more knees from Yana to the body. The ref separates them, that’s fair. Both women miss some punches. Yana lands an inside leg kick. Another inside leg kick from Yana. Yana lands a right hand. They clinch up and Yana pushes things to the fence. They’ll end the round in the clinch.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Yana

ROUND TWO: Yana fires some punches while moving forward. Luana lands a knee. Yana lands a left hand. Both women block some punches. A few low kicks go back and forth. Luana gets a clinch and in space this time she’s able to off balance Yana and she gets on top in full guard. Yana wall walks with Luana in the backpack position. Yana is up in a quadpod position but Luana is able to crank on a power half nelson and force things back to the mat. A few punches from Yana, she’s punching over her shoulder to hit Luana in the face. Luana counters a roll and gets towards mount but Yana keeps wrestling up into a clinch. Some knees from Yana. Luana with a bit of a headlock into kesa gatami. Not much time and the round ends with Luana on top.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Luana, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Both women miss some punches. Bit of a jab from Yana. They clinch and Luana gets things down against the fence. Luana jumps to the back, only one hook in though as Yana quadpods. Again Luana leverages the power half nelson to force things back to the mat. Yana is still throwing punches over her shoulder but is struggling to get out of the position. Luana reads a spin attempt and transitions to get on top in full guard. Yana wall walks into a clinch with Luana on her back. Luana with a trip, Yana bounces up but needs to get free. Luana with a mat return then gets the back again with both hooks in. That’s where the round will end.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Luana, 29-28 Luana overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Luana Santos via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

Mic time for Luana and the translator, she thanks the UFC for changing her life and sucks up to the brass. She knew the challenges that this fight represented and puts over Yana. Asked about the future she wants to stay active and wants to fight people ranked above her.

Ode’ Osbourne is on an odd stretch lately1-4 with a No Contest tossed in as well during his last six bouts, he really needs to get back on the winning side of things here. Cody Durden has gone 1-5 in his last six fights and also really needs a win to prove he still belongs on the roster. The odds are very close here, -120 on Durden to an even +100 for Osbourne.

Flyweight Bout: Cody Durden (18-11-1, 126 lbs.) vs. Ode Osbourne (13-9 2 NC, 126 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Osbourne has a significant six inches of reach advantage. They touch gloves to get going, southpaw for Osbourne. Osbourne pressures forward early. Left hand from Osbourne. Durden tries a single leg, he’s able to get Osbourne down but Osbourne has a bit of a guillotine going. Eventually Durden gets his head free and he settles into the guard of Osbourne. Durden looks to get his ground and pound going. Osbourne looks to scramble up and Durden winds up taking the back. Body triangle for Durden. Durden is looking to get a choke while Osbourne is hand fighting. Scottish twister attack from Durden as Osbourne tries to turn into him, this is getting tight but Osbourne gets his head out and Durden starts landing punches while holding the body triangle. A few elbows from Durden land. Osbourne isn’t defending well here, he’s blocking but needs to at least control posture. Now Osbourne finally gets his sweep and gets on top just before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-8 Durden

ROUND TWO: Osbourne gets back on forward pressure. Left hand from Osbourne. Durden tries a single leg, Osbourne counters and gets around to the ride to land some punches. Durden keeps wrestling as they’re against the fence in a pretty neutral position. More wrestling around and Durden winds up on top in side control. Crucifix for Durden, Osbourne is trying to wrestle up and does then lands a knee before separating. Front kick from Osbourne. They trade power hand punches. Glancing head kick from Osbourne. Durden pushes into a single leg against the fence and gets Osbourne down to his seat. Osbourne wall walks with Durden on his back. Foot sweep from Durden but Osbourne rolls through and regains his feet at distance. Inside leg kick from Osbourne. One two from Osbourne. Durden lands a right hand but Osbourne lands a counter left. Double leg from Durden and he’ll end the round on top.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Durden but could go either way, 20-17 Durden overall

ROUND THREE: Immediate takedown from Durden, Osbourne wrestles up with Durden holding his back. Durden pulls things down for a crab ride but Osbourne turns into him and gets on top in full guard. Some body to head punches from Osbourne. Durden looks to wall walk, Osbourne moves to wards a hip then gets one hook in. Osbourne looks to fully take the back and does get both hooks in. Not much going on here, Osbourne isn’t exactly fluid with his choke attacks and Durden is happy to let the clock keep running down. Osbourne does fire a few punches at least. Durden is able to escape and avoid a few punches before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Osbourne, 29-27 Durden overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Cody Durden via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

Mic time for Durden for some reason because that fight kind of sucked. He puts over his team and sends love to his family. He says this fight meant a lot and promises 10k to charity. Next he talks us through some highlights, he mentions the Scottish Twister being very tight. He puts himself over to close.

Randy Brown has been with the UFC since January of 2016 but he’s just 1-3 in his last four and is on a two fight losing streak. Brown really needs to halt that skid. Jacobe Smith is undefeated including four UFC fights, he had a decorated wrestling career which has translated well into MMA thus far. Smith did take this on fairly short notice but a win would be the biggest of his career given Brown’s veteran status. Smith is a solid favorite at -265 while +215 on Brown has to tempt some bettors.

Welterweight Bout: Randy Brown (20-8, 170.5 lbs.) vs. Jacobe Smith (13-0, 170.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Brown has five inches of height and a significant six inches of reach over Smith. Circling from both men to start. Brown looks to show his lead hand and a few long range kicks. Smith lands a right to the body. Jab from Brown. Calf kick from Smith. Side kick to the knee from Brown, Smith responds with a calf kick. Another calf kick from Smith, that bothered Brown for a second. Smith lands another calf kick. Some stance switching from Smith. Both men swing power hand punches that don’t quite land. Solid body kick from Smith. Brown avoids a couple of calf kicks. Both men land lefts in close. Very nice double leg from Smith to get on top in full guard. Some body to head punches from Smith as Brown tries to get his guard working. Brown keeps angling for armbars but Smith is covering the hips well. A few short elbows from Smith and some more body shots to close out the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Smith

ROUND TWO: Smith misses a couple of wide punches. Brown shows some front kicks again. Body kick from Smith. Smith with a glancing right hand. Left hand from Smith against the fence then they clinch up. Easy body lock takedown from Smith into full guard. Brown works rubber guard now to control posture. Smith with some body shots. Brown gets both legs up high for mission control but Smith pulls out of that and lands a couple of elbows. They scoot to the fence and Smith lands a few more short elbows. A few more body shots from Smith then an elbow to the head. Now Smith elbows the body as well. Brown tries an armbar but Smith postures through it and lands more elbows. Brown is cut now, we’ve had an appropriately bloody Halloween card thus far. Some more short elbows from Smith and he moves to the ride as Brown tries to roll. The round ends with Smith landing some punches.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Smith, 20-18 Smith overall

ROUND THREE: That’s a pretty bad cut on Brown but it’s on the outside corner of his left eyebrow so likely not a fight ender yet. Both men feint a bit to start the round. Smith misses a couple of lunging punches. Bit of a calf kick from Smith. Front kick from Brown, Smith then lands a right to the body. Calf kick from Smith and he avoids a wicked counter left hook. Brown misses an uppercut. Double leg from Smith and he lands on top in side control. Some short strikes from Smith, Brown rolls to his knees and Smith moves to the ride so Brown rolls to collect full guard. Body shots from Smith then an elbow up top. Brown tries to get his guard working again, Smith passes and Brown grabs donkey guard. Smith hits the body a few times, Brown lands a legal up kick then Smith gets back on top in side control. A few more elbows from Smith then he moves to the ride as Brown goes to turtle. Hammer fists from Smith then he smothers a granby roll and retains top position. Brown tries rubber guard again, he’s going to just hold on and see out the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Smith but could be 10-8, 30-27 Smith overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Jacobe Smith via unanimous decision (30-26 x3)

I’m not going to complain about a 10-8 in the third. Mic time for Smith, he talks about this being the result of hard work and puts over his team. He talks about there not being a plan and he just feels he can win anywhere. He says no one can beat him in wrestling and he’s turning out to be exactly who he thought he would be in MMA. Asked about the future he wants to fight in Dallas and will take anyone ranked for that card.

Renato Moicano has been with the UFC for a while now and has been successful across two weight classes, he is 37 though and just recently broke a two fight losing streak. Moicano is trying to defend his ranking and maybe make one last push towards the top of the division. Tom Nolan has gone 5-1 in the UFC but he’s on a five fight winning streak and most recently got a solid win over Fares Ziam, now if he can add Moicano to his resume as well it would mean pretty big things for the budding contender. Close one here, -120 on Moicano to an even +100 for Nolan.

Lightweight Bout: #12 Renato Moicano (21-7-1, 156 lbs.) vs. #14 Tom Nolan (11-1, 155.5 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Nolan is four inches taller with an inch of reach advantage, he’s also 11 years younger at 26. Southpaw for Nolan, and both men touch gloves to get us going. Some feinting from Nolan early. Body kick from Nolan then both men miss punches. Moicano lands a body kick of his own. Left hand from Nolan in close but Moicano then gets to his hips and gets a takedown then winds up on the back. Body triangle for Moicano. Moicano starts fishing for a choke but Nolan is defending so far. A few punches from Moicano but Nolan stands with Moicano now in the backpack position. Nolan elbows the thigh of Moicano a few times. Moicano grabs the choke, he doesn’t finish it but does use the leverage to pull things back to the mat. A few punches land for Moicano but nothing serious. Nolan keeps sneaking in elbows to the right thigh of Moicano. The round will end in that position.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Moicano

ROUND TWO: Inside leg kick from Moicano. Nolan with a bit of a head kick. Moicano gets to a clinch and pushes things to the fence. Elbow from Nolan then he pushes out of the clinch. Body kick from Nolan then Moicano fires a right hand. A head kick from Nolan wobbles Moicano. Knee from Nolan, Moicano ties up though and slips to the back then slings things down to the mat. Moicano back to the body triangle as he’s got the back. Nolan elbows the thigh a few times but nothing much is going on here. Moicano lands a few short punches. The crowd get vocal about nothing happening, I get the complaint but you can’t stand Moicano up from back control like this. Oh, color me surprised the ref does stand them up. One two from Nolan then Moicano lands a hook. Head kick from Nolan then a bit of a left hand. Both men swing punches at range. Moicano level changes into a knee that drops him, Nolan gets on top and lands some punches. Moicano works to stand, he’s up but Nolan hist him the clinch then lands a mat return just before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Nolan, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: They touch gloves for the third round. Jab from Nolan then a bit of a head kick. Front kick from Nolan then a jab. Moicano lands a body kick. Nolan lands a body kick of his own then avoids a clinch. Left hand from Nolan then a knee and Moicano shoots then gets to the back but Nolan rolls through and gets on top in full guard. Nolan with punches and some elbows as he passes to half guard. More flurrying from Nolan, Moicano just kind of covers up until the ref steps in to halt the fight.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Tom Nolan via TKO, punches and elbows, at 1:28 of Round 3

Mic time for Nolan, who took off his shorts for some reason, and he feels the fight went better than expected before putting over his team. He wasn’t too surprised at the standup in the second then talks us through some highlights and the finish. Asked about the future he says he knew he could go 5 rounds here and was focused on going long if possible. Again Cormier asks about who he wants next and he was focused on Moicano and gives glory to God. To close he’ll be willing to fight just about anyone.

Well on that note UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Nolan comes to a close. We’ll be unpacking this whole thing tomorrow on the 411 Ground and Pound MMA Podcast plus we’ll look ahead to UFC Fight Night 293, which lost the main event last week so that’s fun. It looks like the new main event next week is Waldo Cortes-Acosta vs. Johnny Walker, which might just be the worst. But we’ll preview the card anyway and I’ll be here to cover it. I hope to see you then, but fully understand if that card is not a priority for you. Until then thank you for reading, live or after the fact, stay safe out there and keep checking 411mania for all of your pop culture needs.

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