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September 5, 2026 | Posted by Robert Winfree
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MAIN CARD (3 p.m. ET, Paramount+)
#10 Dan Hooker (155 lbs.) vs. Salahdine Parnasse (155 lbs.)
Fares Ziam (155 lbs.) vs. Axel Sola (155 lbs.)
#15 Michael Page (185 lbs.) vs. Nursulton Ruziboev (186 lbs.)
Daniil Donchenko (170 lbs.) vs. Punahele Soriano (170 lbs.)
Kurtis Campbell (146 lbs.) vs. Trevor Peek (146 lbs.)
Losene Keita (145 lbs.) vs. Muhammad Naimov (145 lbs.)

PRELIMINARY CARD (noon ET, Paramount+)
Morgan Charriere (145 lbs.) vs. Felipe Lima (145 lbs.)
Mario Pinto (252 lbs.) vs. Ryan Spann (255 lbs.)
Oumar Sy (206 lbs.) vs. Modestas Bukauskas (205 lbs.)
Nathaniel Wood (146 lbs.) vs. Pavel Andrusca (146 lbs.)
Michael Aljarouj (126 lbs.) vs. Fabia Sintes (125 lbs.)
#13 Nora Cornolle (136 lbs.) vs. Klaudia Sygula (136 lbs.)
Matthieu Duclos (185 lbs.) vs. Luis Felipe Dias (185 lbs.)
Delphine Benouaich (115 lbs.) vs. Sofia Montenegro (115 lbs.)

Hello everyone and welcome to 411mania’s LIVE coverage of UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse, I’m Robert Winfree and I’ll be your host. The UFC returns to Paris for this event and they’ve brought a pretty decent card. In the main event Salahdine Parnasse makes his UFC debut against veteran battler Dan Hooker. Hooker is trying to hold the line against Parnasse who’s got a bit of hype after a very good run through KSW and a nice performance on the Rousey vs. Carano card for MVP MMA. We’ve also got Michael “Venom” Page in action, Daniil Donchenko vs. Punahele Soriano has violence written all over it, Losene Keita vs. Muhammad Naimov, and Nathaniel Wood in action. The card might be a little overstuffed but there’s only a couple of fights that look genuinely poor on paper, now let’s just hope the action delivers.

UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse comes to the world from the Accor Arena in Paris, France. On commentary we have John Gooden, Michael Bisping, and Paul Felder with McKenzie Pavacich as our roving reporter and Joe Martinez handling announcing duties. We’ll be in the usual 30 foot cage, and I’m pretty sure under the newest ruleset but we’ll have to wait and see a bit and I’ll keep this section updated.

Delphine Benouaich appeared on the most recent season of TUF, for whatever that’s worth, but is making her UFC debut here after a respectable run in Ares FC and now tries make a good first impression in her native country. Sofia Montenegro suffered a loss on the Contender Series but got a contract anyway and now is looking to make the most of her UFC debut opportunity. Benouaich is the slight favorite at -135 to +115 for Montenegro.

Strawweight Bout: Delphine Benouaich (7-2, 115 lbs.) vs. Sofia Montenegro (6-2, 115 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Montenegro is three inches taller with four inches of reach advantage. Both women show punches early, nothing quite landing yet. Montenegro lands a few rights but Benouaich is throwing back in the pocket. Bit of a left hook from Benouaich, they’re both happy to trade in the pocket. Right to the body from Benouaich. Montenegro lands a calf kick but eats a counter right. Right uppercut then a left hook from Benouaich. Montenegro lands a bit of a combination. Jab then a body kick from Benouaich. Both women trade in close again. Benouaich is starting to show a left up elbow to intercept Montenegro on distance crashes. Combination from Benouaich, Montenegro lands a knee to intercept though. Both women land knees in close. Jab from Benouaich. Benouaich lands a calf kick. This pace has been pretty wild so far. Benouaich lands a right hand then Montenegro responds with a body kick. Another body kick from Montenegro. Benouaich with a right hand then a left hook. Right hand from Montenegro. They trade in close again, both women land as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Benouaich but a close one

ROUND TWO: They pick up pretty much where they left off and get back to brawling. Jab from Montenegro. Benouaich lands a knee in close. Right uppercut from Benouaich then a combination to follow up. Montenegro lands a jab. They keep just hitting each other in close. Both women are bleeding from the nose a bit now. Jab from Benouaich, Montenegro fires back until they get to a clinch and both women fire knees then elbows before breaking. Montenegro with a combination of punches then a calf kick. Hard right from Benouaich drops Montenegro, Benouaich gets on top and swings elbows then punches. Montenegro has half guard but Benouaich passes to full mount and continues unloading elbows from top position. Montenegro is cut up now and Benouaich is still battering her. Benouaich gets onto a hip and keeps unloading as Montenegro leaks blood all over the place. Montenegro gives up the back, Benouaich gets the choke and puts her to sleep.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Delphine Benouaich via Technical Submission, rear naked choke, at 4:22 of Round 2

Exciting fight and a very bloody finish as Montenegro has cuts above and below her right eye and above her left. Mic time for Benouaich and the translator, she plays with the crowd a bit then tries English to say she knew the fight would be tough and puts over Montenegro. She thanks her team then says debuting in France like this tastes like honey.

The finish can be seen HERE.

Luis Felipe Dias is on a four fight winning streak including his UFC debut back in May, he’s looking to burn through his Contender Series as quickly as possible and another win would help him with that endeavor. Matthieu Duclos is also on a four fight winning streak, though his has simply gotten him to the UFC, but the chance to extend that streak while also debuting in his home country is a good deal overall. Very close one here, -120 on Duclos to and even +100 on Dias.

Middleweight Bout: Matthieu Duclos (10-3, 185 lbs.) vs. Luis Felipe Dias (17-5, 185 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Duclos is five and a half inches taller with two and a half inches of reach advantage. Duclos moves forward early, and Dias then misses a spinning back kick. Bit of a flurry from Dias. Duclos misses a high kick. Right hand from Dias clips Duclos but he can’t follow up. Dias lands a body kick, Duclos didn’t like that but hides it fairly well. Right hand again from Dias, he’s countering well with power punches getting into the pocket. Both men miss rights. Duclos lands a jab. Dias punches things to the fence and clips Duclos with a right hand. Duclos resets and avoids a wheel kick. Another left body kick from Dias lands then a calf kick. Duclos lands a few jabs but that left hand is coming down to protect the ribs. Bit of a combination from Duclos, mostly blocked but he’s opening up. Dias lands a knee to the body in close. Another calf kick from Dias. Dias lands a right hand then a knee in close as he’s got Duclos to the fence in a clinch. A few knees go back and forth before Duclos pulls free. Dias shows southpaw now and lands a left hand but gets too eager to follow up and Duclos floors him with a left hook to get the stoppage.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Matthieu Duclos via KO, punches, at 4:35 of of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Duclos for his work. Mic time for Duclos and the translator, he says he’s here to deliver knockouts and put on great performances. He talks us through the finish and puts over his opponent. To close he puts over France and wants to keep it French.

Nora Cornolle has gone just 3-3 in the UFC and she’s on a two fight losing streak, now she’s trying to defend her ranking and prove she still has a high ceiling in the division. Klaudia Sygula has gone 2-1 in the UFC but she’s on a two fight winning streak and a third here could see her push into the rankings. Another very close fight, -120 on Sygula to +100 for Cornolle.

Women’s Bantamweight Bout: #13 Nora Cornolle (9-4, 136 lbs.) vs. Klaudia Sygula (8-2, 136 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Sygula is an inch taller with two inches of reach advantage, she’s also 9 years younger. Sygula looks to press forward early. They trade then tie up and Sygula pushes things to the fence. Headlock throw from Cornolle, she’s almost giving up her back though as she’s holding the head. Sygula is able to kick Cornolle off and Cornolle just stands over her for a bit before the ref gets involved to stand things up. The ref took way too long to intervene there. Cornolle lands a right hand. Sygula hits the body a few times then Cornolle lands knees into a clinch. Things hit the fence again, Sygula avoids a trip but Cornolle keeps her pressed into the fence. Short elbow from Cornolle, then Sygula lands a right hand as she slips free. Another right from Sygula. Sygula punches into another clinch and things hit the cage. Cornolle tries the headlock throw again, that usually only works once and now Sygula gets on top in half guard. Sygula hits the body a few times and looks to pass. Cornolle is able to wrestle up into a clinch. The round will end in the clinch as both women land knees.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Cornolle

ROUND TWO: Bit of a body kick from Cornolle to start. Sygula punches and briefly off balances Cornolle, Cornolle gets up but winds up in a clinch. Both women jockey for position along the fence. Cornolle shows elbows as she’s got Sygula on the cage. They break without incident, there’s a small cut around the left eyebrow of Sygula. Sygula keeps pressing forward, Cornolle might be fading a bit. They clinch up again and hit the fence. A few knees go back and forth. Cornolle slips to the back standing. Sygula tries for a kimura attack then lands an elbow. Cornolle tries the standing arm triangle but that’s not going to go anywhere. Foot sweep from Cornolle and she gets on top in half guard. Some punches from Cornolle then she stands out of the guard and stands over Sygula as the round ends.

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

ROUND THREE: Pretty quick takedown from Cornolle into full guard. Sygula looks to set up an armbar. Elbow from Sygula and Cornolle stands free then Sygula gets up as well. They both land punches in close. Sygula moves forward and lands a right hand. Another right from Sygula, then Cornolle clinches up and trips Sygula down into half guard. Arm triangle attack from Cornolle, she gets to side control on the dangerous side. Sygula is in some trouble here, Cornolle is looking to adjust and fully clamp down the choke but she seems to be lacking in finishing mechanics. Cornolle keeps trying to secure the choke, she then moves to full mount but Sygula sweeps into top position. Sygula has 90 seconds or so to find a finish. Some punches from Sygula, then she lands an elbow as Cornolle stands into a clinch. Cornolle slips to the back and keeps looking to ice the round. They trade elbows as Sygula gets chest to chest. They break with 15 seconds left. Sygula with a blitz but falls into another clinch as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Cornolle, 30-27 Cornolle overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Nora Cornolle via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)

Mic time for Cornolle and the translator, she does the inspirational speech thing and that takes all of her time.

Fabia Sintes brings a seven fight winning streak into his UFC debut, he’s looking to extend that streak here and get his UFC career started with a win. Michael Aljarouj has his own seven fight unbeaten streak going, though most recently he fought to a No Contest, but he’s another of the debuting Frenchmen here who get the happy circumstance of debuting in their home country. The odds tilt towards Aljarouj at -125 to a +105 comeback on Sintes.

Flyweight Bout: Michael Aljarouj (13-2 2 NC, 126 lbs.) vs. Fabia Sintes (11-3, 125 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Sintes is two inches taller while Aljarouj has an inch of reach advantage. Circling and feinting to start. Some jabs are shown by both men. Calf kick from Aljarouj. Aljarouj shows stance switching while circling, Sintes is happy to show that he can switch as well. Calf kick from Aljarouj. Sintes lands an inside leg kick then hits a single leg to get Aljarouj down to his seat. Sintes winds up on top in half guard. Aljarouj quickly wrestles up and both men land in close before they separate. Another single leg from Sintes, they wrestle around then wind up clinched on the fence. Aljarouj avoids a few takedowns from the clinch but can’t get free yet. Knees from Sintes, Aljarouj then lands a few punches. Another knee from Sintes, Aljarouj looks for his own level change now but Sintes defends. They’ll end the round in the clinch.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Aljarouj but a close one

ROUND TWO: Both men show long range weapons again. Bit of a body kick from Sintes then a calf kick. Aljarouj tries to reach for a leg, Singes sprawls then grabs a front headlock as both men wrestle up. Bit of a knee from Sintes before they break. Aljarouj blocks a high kick but that got close. Sintes lands a knee as Aljarouj clinches up. Aljarouj sprawls away from a takedown but Sintes wrestles up and pushes things to the fence. They jockey for position, Sintes with an elbow then a knee before Aljarouj pulls free. Left hand from Sintes then a body kick and he hits a single leg to mostly get on top in half guard. Aljarouj gets butterfly guard but he’s finally been forced onto his back fully. Sintes lands an elbow and is floating nicely on top. Sintes gets to half guard and lands some short strikes. Now into full mount for Sintes, that was a lovely pass and he drops elbows. Aljarouj gets half guard back but Sintes keeps elbowing him. Sintes is quite happy to switch between elbows and pass attempts then grabs a top side guillotine attack. Aljarouj defends but Sintes keeps hitting him then grabs the mounted guillotine. Short time in the round though and Aljarouj will see out the round despite the horrible position.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Sintes, could be 10-8 if you think that choke was close, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Sintes with a body kick then a front kick. Aljarouj tries a front kick, Sintes then hits a single leg to get on top in half guard again. Sintes gets back to landing elbows. Aljarouj tries to roll for a leg, Sintes easily gets around that and lands more elbows. Hammer fist from Sintes, then he moves to the ride position. Aljarouj keeps trying to roll for a leg and that’s just not working for him. Sintes defends his legs and sneaks in elbows or other strikes. Arm triangle attack from Sintes but Aljarouj defends, then Sintes lands elbows. Sintes with a d’arce attack now, that seems unlikely to work given the angle and Aljarouj is able to sweep and get on top in full guard. Aljarouj has some body punches going, Sintes doesn’t look super well versed off of his back. The round will end in that spot.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Fabia Sintes via unanimous decision (29-27, 29-28 x2)

Sintes made that closer at the end than he needed to with that overly ambitious d’arce attack, but a good fight overall. No interview for Sintes.

Nathaniel Wood has been with the UFC since 2018 and since moving to featherweight in 2022 he’s gone 7-1 only dropping a decision to Muhammad Naimov. Wood has struggled to really gain upward momentum despite his current four fight winning streak, another win here would go a long way towards getting him a bigger name for his next opponent. Pavel Andrusca is undefeated coming into his UFC debut, but he took this fight on very short notice and besting Wood is difficult even at the best of times. That said Andrusca has a chance to announce himself in a major way if he can get the win. Wood is a pretty solid favorite at -300 to a +240 payout on Andrusca.

Featherweight Bout: Nathaniel Wood (23-6, 146 lbs.) vs. Pavel Andrusca (8-0, 146 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Andrusca is an inch taller but Wood has two and a half inches of reach advantage, Wood is also 9 years older. Wood comes out looking to calf kick. Andrusca keeps circling then lands a right hand. Wood keeps pressuring forward and lands a jab. Bit of an uppercut from Andrusca. Calf kick from Wood. Andrusca hits a single leg against the fence and gets Wood down to his seat. Wood wall walks but eats a punch to do so and they wind up clinched. Short punches from Andrusca then Wood lands a right hand on the break. Calf kick from Wood. Stepping knee from Andrusca. Bit of a right hand from Andrusca. Wood avoids a takedown then both men land in close. Front kick from Wood, Andrusca then lands a glancing right hand. Calf kick from Andrusca. They just feint away the final seconds of the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Andrusca

ROUND TWO: They trade calf kicks to start. Wood keeps pressuring forward and lands a left hand. Andrusca tries a single leg but Wood defends. Hard right from Wood drops Andrusca, Andrusca fights back up though. Wood keeps on the pressure, Andrusca keeps looking to tie up and that stifles the offense of Wood a bit. Bit of a left hook from Wood. Andrusca lands a right hand then tries a single leg, he gets Wood down into full guard. Andrusca with an arm triangle attack, he gets to side control with it and tightens things down. Wood is struggling here a bit but Andrusca is still trying to adjust his trip. Wood rolls free and forces the reset on the feet. More pressure from Wood, Andrusca lands a front kick then a right hand but Wood lands a left hook. Front kick from Wood. Another left hook from Wood. Andrusca lands a right hand in close. Both men land punches in close again. Wood overly sprawls and Andrusca lands a couple of punches. Front kick from Wood then a calf kick. Andrusca lands a jumping knee off of a fake level change, then an elbow. Wood grabs at the head of Andrusca but Andrusca gets a takedown into full guard. That’s where the round will end.

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

ROUND THREE: Wood gets back to moving forward. Both men swing punches in close. Andrusca shoots, Wood defends and lands an elbow in the clinch. Knee from Wood then an uppercut before they break. Andrusca lands a left hook. Wood over commits on a sprawl again and Andrusca lands a couple of hard punches. Andrusca punches into a clinch on the fence. They break as Andrusca misses a spinning elbow. Combination from Andrusca then a knee into a clinch. Wood fights off a single leg attempt but Andrusca still has him pinned on the cage. Both men with some dirty boxing then Andrusca lands an elbow. That’s cut Wood open in the hairline. Another elbow from Andrusca. Single leg from Andrusca, Wood is sitting on the fence now. Wood’s down to his last 60 seconds to find a finish. A few body blows from Andrusca then an elbow to the head. The round ends with Andrusca still punching in uppercuts and a brief flurry to the seated Wood.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Pavel Andrusca via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27 x2)

I can see Andrusca getting the second despite being dropped, Wood has this really unfortunate habit of getting about a knockdown in every fight but being unable to finish. No interview for Andrusca.

Oumar Sy has gone 3-2 in the UFC, most recently he got choked out by Ion Cutelaba and now he’s trying to avoid his first losing streak. Modestas Bukauskas has gone 5-1 in his last six fights with the only loss in that stretch coming to Nikita Krylov, now he’s trying to build another winning streak and make some genuine headway in the light heavyweight division. The odds are with Sy at -240 to a +195 comeback on Bukauskas.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Oumar Sy (12-2, 206 lbs.) vs. Modestas Bukauskas (20-7, 205 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Sy is an inch taller with a serious seven inches of reach advantage. Both men show jabs to start. Calf kick from Sy. A bit of stance switching from Sy as both men circle. Bukauskas with a bit of a right hand to counter a calf kick. Sy pushes into a clinch on the fence. Nothing comes of the clinch and Bukauskas circles free. Sy fires a high kick that’s blocked. Right hand from Bukauskas. Sy grabs another clinch and pushes things to the fence. A few knees go back and forth before Bukauskas spins free. Both men miss rights. Body kick from Sy, then he hits a single leg trip to get on top in full guard. Sy with some body punches then a bit of an elbow. Left hand from Sy as he’s finally getting to posture up. Sy moves to mount against the fence, Bukauskas gives up the back though and Sy then gets to full mount to start dropping elbows. Bukauskas tries to scramble and use the fence to bridge and kick but Sy is riding him and landing blows. Sy puts himself into half guard for some control then drops more punches and elbows. Sy keeps unloading, Bukauskas wall walks though into a clinch as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Sy

ROUND TWO: Immediate takedown from Sy as Bukauskas over commits on a strike. Sy moves to side control. A few short blows from Sy land, Bukauskas tries to tie up a leg then eats an uppercut but he is able to stand. Sy tries another takedown, that hits the fence but he still finishes it after a bit. Half guard for Sy, Bukauskas quickly wall walks but he’s still stuck in a clinch with Sy on his back. Sy drags things back down but Bukauskas spins to get on top in side control. Bukauskas moves to the ride and swings some punches. Sy wall walks into a clinch and both men swing punches in close. Knee from Bukauskas then Sy shoots but Bukauskas sprawls and grabs a front headlock. Anaconda attack from Bukauskas but Sy easily counters and they clinch up again. Knees from Sy. Knee from Bukauskas drops Sy, Sy just covers up against the fence and Bukauskas unloads to get the stoppage.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Modestas Bukauskas via TKO, knee and punches, at 3:57 of Round 2

Mic time for Bukauskas, he wasn’t fully expecting a wrestling heavy fight from Sy which just means he doesn’t watch enough tape. He puts over Sy and the crowd even though they were booing him he loves the energy every time he gets to fight in France. He talks us through the finish to close.

Mario Pinto is undefeated including three UFC wins, he somewhat disappointed in his last fight despite getting the win and now he’s trying to regain hype as well as remain perfect. Ryan Spann has gone 2-1 since moving to heavyweight last year, he also now finds himself on a two fight winning streak and a third win here would set him up nicely for a bigger name next. Pinto is the favorite at -325, while a +260 payout on Spann might tempt some bettors out there.

Heavyweight Bout: Mario Pinto (12-0, 252 lbs.) vs. Ryan Spann (24-11, 255 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two have identical heights reaches according to the official measurements. Both men land rights early, they’re just swinging. Pinto gets a little hurt, he shoots and Spann grabs a standing guillotine. Spann has to switch away from that and both men land punches again. A right hand from Pinto backs off Spann and both men reset. Both men swing hooks again, they’re not quite landing. Pinto pushes into a clinch and lands uppercuts, Spann tries a takedown but Pinto defends. Knee from Spann in the clinch. Another knee from Spann then he pulls free and both men land punches before clinching again. Pinto pushes things to the fence. They both miss strikes as Spann circles free. Left hook from Pinto. Spann misses a right hand, Pinto gets the back standing and mat returns him. Pinto lands some punches from the ride, Spann is kind of stuck on his knees. Spann gets up but gets mat returned right away. Pinto keeps landing short punches while riding Spann. Some more punches from Pinto, nothing seriously powerful yet but he’s staying busy. Spann wall walks into a clinch and that’s basically where the round will end.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Pinto

ROUND TWO: Pinto comes out and fires punches then a knee into a clinch. Outside trip from Pinto to get on top. Spann to turtle, Pinto back to the ride and lands hammer fists and punches. Spann is just hanging out and Pinto lands enough punches to get the ref to step in.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Mario Pinto via TKO, punches, at :55 of Round 2

Mic time for Pinto, he plays with the crowd a bit then says he feels good and while he didn’t deliver a war last time he did this time. He wants a bonus, then basically calls out the bad state of the heavyweight division and thinks it’s getting great again. Love is sent to God and his family, then like every fighter he wildly misunderstands the “are you not entertained” line from Gladiator.

Morgan Charriere has traded wins and losses while going 3-3 in the UFC, his last fight he was knocked out with a head kick and now he’s trying to avoid his first UFC losing streak. Felipe Lima has gone 2-1 in the UFC but he is coming off of that loss, now he’s trying to avoid his first losing streak and prove he’s still a worthwhile prospect. The odds like Lima at -210 while that +175 on Charriere has to drive a little action.

Featherweight Bout: Morgan Charriere (21-12-1, 145 lbs.) vs. Felipe Lima (14-2, 145 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Charriere is two inches taller with an inch of reach advantage. Calf kick from Lima to start. Bit of a one two from Charriere. Lima lands another calf kick. They split jabs. Lima lands a chopping right hand. Jab from Lima. Both men avoid punches. Jumping knee from Lima then a left hook and a calf kick. Charriere lands a right to the body. A few jabs go back and forth then Lima lands a left to the body. Bit of a right hand from Charriere. Lima lands a jab then a left to the body and a right hand. Another left hand from Lima. Bit of a left hook from Lima. Charriere misses a few wide hooks, his technique is starting to fall apart just a bit. Combination from Lima partially lands. Charriere lances out a few jabs then pushes into a clinch. Lima spins free pretty quickly then lands a few jabs. Combination Lima mostly lands. Lima shoots a takedown and gets it into half guard to end the round on top.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Lima

ROUND TWO: Lima opens the round with a leg kick. Body jab from Lima. Charriere shoots, Lima defends. Combination from Lima mostly lands. The hand speed from Lima is giving Charriere problems, especially in exchanges. Lima lands a left hook. Right hand from Charriere mostly lands but he eats two counters. Right hand then a knee to the body from Lima. Lima lands a left hook. Another left hook from Lima. Hard one two from Lima, then another right seems to bother Charriere. Lima lands a front kick then a left hand. Body to head combination from Lima, he’s just fighting beautifully. Charriere keeps moving forward trying to force a brawl but he’s walking onto punches all the way. Front kick then an oblique kick from Lima. Bit of a one two from Lima. Another combination from Lima. Right hand from Lima as he turns Charriere again. Left to the body from Lima. Charriere forces a clinch, then breaks. Lima with a jab. Another one two from Lima, he’s still just flowing then hits a double leg. Charriere wrestles up but eats a knee then lands a right hand. Left to the body from Charriere. Lima lands a jab then avoids a spinning kick to end the round.

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

ROUND THREE: Lima with an oblique kick to start, that left leg of Charriere is a little compromised it seems. A few jabs from Lima. Right hand from Lima then another oblique kick. Jab from Lima, Charriere then lands a right hand. Lima lands a right hand. Charriere lands a left to the body but he’s still only throwing one or two strikes. Lima lands a couple punches, Charriere grabs a clinch though and pushes things to the fence. Charriere tries to off balance things, Lima just slips free and lands jabs. Charriere shows a few kicks. Lima lands a jab. They trade leg kicks. Bit of a left hook from Lima. Lima lands a jab. Short left from Lima in close then he throws a head kick that’s partially blocked. One two from Lima wobbles Charriere for a second. Lima with a combination. Charriere just can’t find the target anymore. Lima lands a flurry of punches, he has Charriere hurt but Charriere circles as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Lima, 30-27 Lima overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Felipe Lima via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27 x2)

I have no idea which round you could give to Charriere. Mic time for Lima and the translator, he thanks God for saving him from the dark place he wound up in after his last fight. He puts over Charriere and feels his hard worked paid off here.

Losene Keita is a former lightweight and featherweight champion from Oktagon, he dropped a close split decision to Nathaniel Wood in his UFC debut earlier this year and now looks to get that all important first UFC win under his belt. Muhammad Naimov has gone 5-2 in the UFC and has looked solid thus far, he’s coming off of a loss though and really needs to avoid his first UFC losing streak here. Keita’s a somewhat notable favorite at -380 to Naimov’s +300.

Featherweight Bout: Losene Keita (16-2, 145 lbs.) vs. Muhammad Naimov (13-4, 145 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Keita has two inches of reach advantage. They touch gloves to get things going. Keita stalks forward and bothers Naimov with a left hook. Keita keeps moving forward, Naimov tries to clinch but Keita spins free. Naimov is cut around the right eyebrow. Keita with a bit of a right hand. Keita catches a kick then hits the body a couple of times. Another right to the body from Keita. Keita lands a right hand. Naimov misses a wheel kick. A stiff jab from Keita drops Naimov, Keita gets on top and lands elbows from half guard. Naimov wrestles around then up but eats a left hand. Keita keeps up the pressure but Naimov lands a left hand. A perfect right hand from Keita ENDS Naimov.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Losene Keita via KO, punch, at 2:54 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Keita for his work. Mic time for Keita and the translator, he says his UFC debut wound up being a warm up but now he’s here. He calls out Lerone Murphy and warns he’s coming for him. He talks us through the finish and says this is what he’s capable of and no one in the division is safe. To close he plays with the crowd, sends love to France and Belgium, then wishes his son a happy birthday.

Kurtis Campbell debuted back in March to a bit of hype, then promptly exhausted himself wrestling in the first round before getting knocked out 31 seconds into the second round. Campbell can’t make another first impression, but he can try to improve his standing by getting his first UFC win. Trevor Peek has gone 2-3 in the UFC and is on a two fight losing streak, he’s also been out of action since September of 2024 so he badly needs a win and to stay more active going forward. It’s not surprising to see Campbell as a -400 favorite to a +310 comeback on Peek.

Featherweight Bout: Kurtis Campbell (8-1, 146 lbs.) vs. Trevor Peek (9-3 1 NC, 146 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Campbell has two inches of reach advantage, Campbell is also 7 years younger at just 21. Both men come out kicking. Bit of a head kick from Campbell and he avoids the wild hooks from Peek. Peek lands a right hand but Peek is cut around the right eyebrow. Peek’s cheek is also visibly and badly swelling up. Campbell lands a right hand then a body kick that bothers Peek. Front kick from Campbell, those are killing Peek already. They tie up, Peek lands a knee to the body. Campbell gets a takedown and moves to the ride, he lands a knee then hits a mat return. Peek keeps wall walking but Campbell is mat returning him constantly. Eventually Peek gets chest to chest then threatens a switch but Campbell punches him and pushes him back into the fence. Campbell to the back standing and lands a knee to the head. More mat returns from Campbell then he moves to full mount during transition. Elbows from Campbell now. Peek gets to a hip but Campbell is all over him with offense. Campbell gets to the ride then back to mount. Peek keeps trying to scramble, but Campbell gets back to the ride. Both hooks for Campbell, Peek gives up full mount though and he eats a few more elbows before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-8 Campbell

ROUND TWO: Peek comes forward and swings some punches to the body. Campbell gets a clinch and pushes things to the fence then slips to the back standing again. Double leg from Campbell, then he moves to the ride again. Campbell is flowing nicely on top and sneaking in some strikes. Peek blocks the second hook going in and stands then gets chest to chest. Campbell hits an outside trip and then jumps to the ride. Campbell starts fishing for a choke, he gets both hooks in but Peek rolls to get half guard. Peek moves to a hip, and Campbell gets both hooks in again. Body triangle for Campbell and he starts going for the choke. A few punches from Campbell but nothing serious. Peek really doesn’t have a great answer to the body triangle. The round ends with Campbell moving to full mount.

SCORECARD: 10-8 Campbell again as Peek’s offense is almost non-existent, 20-16 Campbell overall

ROUND THREE: Peek moves forward early, he hits the body then sprawls away from a takedown. Campbell lands a head kick. Front kick from Campbell. Peek avoids another takedown then lands a couple of jabs. Campbell tries a single leg, that hits the fence though and Peek defends so Campbell switches to an ankle pick and is able to slip to the back in transition. Now Campbell climbs to the ride and looks to keep Peek down. Campbell looks for a choke as he’s got both hooks in again. Body triangle now for Campbell but he loses the choke attack. Campbell finally gets a choke locked across the jaw and after a bit is able to compress things to get the tap.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Kurtis Campbell via Submission, rear naked choke, at 3:07 of Round 3

The Final Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Campbell for his work. Campbell gets an interview, he’s happy with this performance and feels he proved he’s the real deal. To close he sends love to his sister who’s about to give birth.

Punahele Soriano is currently on a four fight winning streak since dropping to welterweight back in 2024, and if he can get to five in a row here it could set him up for a bigger name or even a ranked opponent next. Daniil Donchenko is on a nine fight winning streak including being 3-0 in the UFC with all of those being pretty engaging affairs, he’s looking to also prove he’s ready for a step to bigger names with another win. Donchenko is the favorite at -245 to +200 for Soriano.

Welterweight Bout: Daniil Donchenko (14-2, 170 lbs.) vs. Punahele Soriano (13-4, 170 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height, Soriano has an inch and a half of reach advantage and is 8 years older. Southpaw for Soriano but Donchenko will do some switching. Both men probe with kicks early. Bit of a spinning elbow from Donchenko. Right hand from Donchenko partially gets through the guard of Soriano, then he lands a front kick. Elbow from Donchenko then a body jab. Soriano shoots into a clinch on the fence. Donchenko defends then lands an elbow. Spinning inside leg kick from Donchenko, then he switches stance to land a right hook that drops Soriano. Donchenko gets on top, Soriano wrestles up and free but he’s still wobbled. Knee from Donchenko in close. Right hand from Donchenko bothers Soriano, then a spinning back kick. Another body shot from Donchenko, then a right hand. Soriano shoots but he’s in trouble as Donchenko sprawls then lands elbows to the head. Soriano holds a single leg then is able to stand but he’s very out of sorts. Donchenko lands a body kick. Inside leg kick from Donchenko then a right to the body. Bit of a left hand from Soriano but Donchenko then lands a calf kick. Soriano starts coming forward now, Donchenko lands a side kick to the knee. Front kick from Donchenko. They clash on kicks then stare away the final seconds.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Donchenko, could be 10-8 with the two knockdowns

ROUND TWO: Donchenko got a serious warning from the ref about his fingers being extended, he hasn’t poked Soriano but is told if he does it’s just going to be a point off. Inside leg kick from Donchenko. Soriano misses a high kick. Left hook then an inside leg kick from Donchenko. Donchenko lands a knee in close. Bit of a calf kick from Donchenko. Soriano with a left hand that falls a little short. Body jab from Donchenko. Left hook from Donchenko in close as both men exchanged, during that Soriano took a kick low so we’ve got a time out. Replay shows an inside leg kick from Donchenko did got a little high. Soriano takes only 38 seconds then we’re back to fighting. Right hand then a calf kick to the back leg from Donchenko. Both men avoid punches in close. Right hand from Donchenko. Soriano barely misses a left hand. Donchenko lands a calf kick. One two to the body from Donchenko. Soriano pushes into a clinch but Donchenko slips free then lands a left to the body. Soriano misses a few punches then Donchenko lands a couple of counters. Bit of a right hand from Donchenko. Donchenko jabs the body then lands an uppercut. Soriano shoots, he gets Donchenko to his seat briefly then misses a head kick as Donchenko stands. Bit of a combination from Donchenko to basically close the round.

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

ROUND THREE: Donchenko with a right to the body to get the round going. Right hand from Donchenko. Soriano has a high kick blocked. Bit of a jumping knee from Donchenko. Donchenko with a flurry of punches that are blocked but he was throwing heat that whole time. Both men land punches in close. Soriano tries a takedown, Donchenko defends and separates. Donchenko avoids a takedown, Soriano keeps trying and gets to the ride in a scramble. Soriano is after a banana split, Donchenko lands some elbows while defending though. Eventually Donchenko gets one of his legs free, Soriano then tries to transition to a twister then gets the ride. Donchenko stands with Soriano on his back. They get chest to chest and Donchenko drops elbows then Soriano gets a double leg. Quick wall walk from Donchenko into his knees. Soriano knees the leg a few times. Donchenko gets upright with Soriano on his back, Soriano then looks for a single leg and switches to a double leg which he finishes. Another get up from Donchenko and both men trade in the clinch as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Soriano but could go the other way, 29-28 Donchenko overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Daniil Donchenko via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27 x2)

Mic time for Donchenko, he speaks some French for the crowd and puts over Soriano before saying he’ll get a finish in his next fight. To close he calls out Daniel Rodriguez, which is a very reasonable name.

Michael Page has gone 4-1 in the UFC and is on a three fight winning streak, despite that he seems to be not quite firing in the UFC the way he was in Bellator and he likely needs a memorable win here to start negotiating for a better deal. Nursulton Ruziboev hasn’t lost at middleweight since October of 2016, his other losses since then have come at welterweight, he’s currently on a three fight winning streak and is looking to get his highest profile to date here. The odds lean towards Page at -190 while that +160 on Ruziboev has to tempt some bettors out there.

Middleweight Bout: #15 Michael Page (25-3, 185 lbs.) vs. Nursulton Ruziboev (37-9-2 2 NC, 186 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Ruziboev is two inches taller while Page has three inches of reach advantage, Page is also 7 years older. Immediate takedown from Ruziboev into side control. Page tries a Buggy choke, but I feel like the finishing mechanics aren’t there on it right now. Yeah Page bails on that, but moves to full guard. A few short elbows from Ruziboev land. Not much going on here, Ruziboev is doing just enough to keep the ref out of things but isn’t really working to pass or landing anything super damaging. Page scoots to the fence and looks to wall walk, he’s upright into a clinch. Ruziboev keeps things on the fence, Page lands a few elbows. Still not much happening, Ruziboev tries some shoulder strikes but nothing doing there then Page slips free. Page misses an overhand right. Right hand from Page lands and that’ll basically end the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Ruziboev

ROUND TWO: They touch gloves again. Page jabs the body, he’s doing a lot of forward motion and pressuring Ruziboev backwards. Bit of a right from Page into a clinch. Things hit the fence and Page with a few knees to the leg before pulling free. Another body jab from Page and Ruziboev misses the counter right. Page with a hard side kick to the knee, that bothered Ruziboev for a second. Ruziboev slips throwing a right hand, yeah that left knee might be in trouble. Calf kick from Ruziboev. Page avoids a right hand, he’s moving very well now. Page avoids another punch and they clinch up then hit the fence. Some shoulder strikes and foot stomps from Page. Bit of a foot sweep from Page which gets both men to separate. Some stance switching from Page now and he lands a left hand. Page avoids a few more punches, Ruziboev is struggling to find the target. Another side kick to the knee from Page, Ruziboev catches it and tries a takedown but Page defends this time. Page misses a leaping knee. Bit of a right hand from Page. Misdirection elbow from Page lands to end the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Page, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Page avoids a right hand to start the round. Good right hand from Page bothers Ruziboev for a second. They’re talking to each other a lot as Ruziboev keeps backing up. Page jabs the body, Ruziboev tries a single leg but that hits the fence. Ruziboev with a second effort does get the takedown. Page wall walks pretty quickly into a clinch. They stall out, Ruziboev then knees Page in the groin so we’ve got a time out. Page doesn’t want much time so we’re back to fighting at distance. A few body jabs from Page. Bit of a right hand from Page. Both men land rights, Ruziboev might have been a little wobbled there. Glancing right hand from Page. Page misses a wheel kick. Ruziboev misses a right hand and they clinch up, which is where the round will end.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Michael Page via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

No interview for Page.

Fares Ziam just had a six fight winning streak broken a few months back, now he’s trying to avoid his first losing streak and prove he’s still poised to make a serious run through the division. Axel Sola has gone 2-1 in the UFC, he is coming off of a win though and now looks to build his first UFC winning streak while working to establish himself as a notable prospect. Pretty close one here, -155 on Ziam to Sola’s +130 comeback.

Lightweight Bout: Fares Ziam (18-5, 155 lbs.) vs. Axel Sola (12-1-1, 155 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Ziam has an inch of height and reach advantage. Southpaw for Sola. Ziam lands an inside leg kick. Forward pressure from Ziam, he lands a bit of a left hand then another inside leg kick. Ziam lands a body kick. Jab from Sola. Bit of a body kick from Ziam as Sola lands a jab. A couple more inside leg kicks from Ziam. Sola lands a left hand that ENDS Ziam.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Axel Sola via KO, punch, at 1:40 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Sola for his work. Mic time for Sola, he plays with the crowd the tells the crowd to be excited about the main event. He will fight anyone next and advocates for a teammate to get into the UFC.

Salahdine Parnasse is making his UFC debut here, he’s on a five fight winning streak, is a former featherweight and lightweight champion from KSW plus challenged for the KSW welterweight title in 2023 in a losing effort. Parnasse now looks to make a good first impression on the UFC audience and remain unbeaten at lightweight as his two losses have come at featherweight and the aforementioned welterweight loss. Dan Hooker is kind of an old warhorse at this point, he’s been with the UFC since 2014 and has fought at both featherweight and lightweight. Hooker has been involved in some truly memorable fights, his fight with Edson Barboza or the war with Dustin Poirier easily come to mind, but he’s 3-4 in his last seven fights and is currently on a two fight losing streak. Hooker is trying to turn back the newcomer in Parnasse and prove he’s still got enough miles in the tank to remain a valuable member of the roster. Parnasse is the biggest favorite on the card at -575 against Hooker’s +425.

Lightweight Bout: #10 Dan Hooker (24-14, 155 lbs.) vs. Salahdine Parnasse (23-2, 155 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Hooker is two inches taller with three and a half inches of reach advantage, Parnasse is 8 years younger though. They touch gloves, both men fighting southpaw. Hooker range finds with some kicks early. Parnasse looks to feint his way forward. Some stance switching from Hooker as he moves around. Both men land inside calf kicks. Bit of a head kick from Parnasse. Hooker fires a front kick then Parnasse lands a body kick. A lot of Hooker’s lower or body kicks are getting checked by Parnasse. Parnasse with a couple of punches in close, he’s fighting his way inside of Hooker’s distance a bit more reliably now. Body kick from Parnasse hurts Hooker, he backs him to the fence then lands a head kick and a solid left hand to slump Hooker over and get the stoppage.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Salahdine Parnasse via TKO, body kick and punches, at 2:35 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Parnasse for his work. Mic time for Parnasse after that impressive debut, he calls himself the best fighter in the world then says he always stops his opponents and knew he could do that here. Asked about the future he wants a top 5 opponent next and says his dream fight would be with Max Holloway. That seems a tad ambitious but he didn’t demand it just said it was his dream. To close he thanks his team and family.

Well on that note UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse comes to a close. We’ll be unpacking all the fallout from this event on the 411 Ground and Pound MMA Podcast tomorrow over on the 411mania YouTube channel so stop by if you’re curious about that. We’ll also be previewing Noche UFC 4 which is next week. I’ll be back here for that event and I hope you will be as well. Until then thank you very much for reading, stay safe out there, and keep checking 411mania for all of your pop culture needs.

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