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September 28, 2024 | Posted by Robert Winfree
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MAIN CARD (ESPN+, 3 p.m. ET)
#11 Renato Moicano (156 lbs.) vs. #12 Benoit Saint Denis (156 lbs.)
#8 Brendan Allen (186 lbs.) vs. #4 Nassourdine Imavov (186 lbs.)
Joanderson Brito (146 lbs.) vs. William Gomis (146 lbs.)
Bryan Battle (170 lbs.) vs. Kevin Jousset (169 lbs.)
Morgan Charriere (146 lbs.) vs. Gabriel Miranda (146 lbs.)
Matt Frevola (156 lbs.) vs. Fares Ziam (156 lbs.)

PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN+, noon ET)
Ion Cutelaba (205 lbs.) vs. Ivan Erslan (206 lbs.)
Da Woon Jung (205 lbs.) vs. Oumar Sy (205 lbs.)
Ludovit Klein (155 lbs.) vs. Roosevelt Roberts (155 lbs.)
Taylor Lapilus (136 lbs.) vs. Vince Morales (135 lbs.)
#15 Ailin Perez (136.5 lbs.)* vs. Darya Zheleznyakova (135 lbs.)
Victor Altamirano (126 lbs.) vs. Daniel Barez (125 lbs.)
Jacqueline Cavalcanti (135 lbs.) vs. Nora Cornolle (136 lbs.)
Chris Duncan (156 lbs.) vs. Bolaji Oki (156 lbs.)

Hello everyone and welcome to 411mania’s LIVE coverage of UFC on ESPN+ 101, I’m Robert Winfree and I’ll be your host for the event. The UFC is back in France for this one, hence the earlier start time, and they’ve brought a slightly overstuffed card of 14 fights but several of them are quality offerings. The main event has action written all over it when top lightweights Renato Moicano and Benoit Saint Denis square up, both men have a well earned reputation for exciting fights and plenty of violence so I expect a good bout there. In the co-main event two top middleweights battle for position, Nassourdine Imavov and Brendan Allen might not crown the next title challenger but the winner will be very close to the title picture once it gains a little bit of clarity. Joanderson Brito is usually a fun fighter, Morgan Charriere is getting a bit of a showcase, and Matt Frevola is another fighter with a solid reputation for at least enjoyable fights. The prelims aren’t quite as compelling, but even then Oumar Sy is a prospect the UFC is looking to develop, Ludovit Klein and Roosevelt Roberts could be run, and Vince Morales earned his way back into the UFC and him taking on Taylor Lapilus is a decently relevant bantamweight fight. So while the whole card has some issues there’s more than enough high points to have some optimism. Now let’s just hope the event delivers.

UFC on ESPN+ 101 comes to us from Accor Arena in Paris, France. John Gooden, Michael Bisping, and Paul Felder will be on the call and that’s a fairly reliable trio. Charly Arnolt will be our roving reporter as well. We’ll be in the bigger cage set up since we’re not in the warehouse, and while I’m not aware of any quirks of the rules in France I will keep you updated if anything comes to my attention on that front.

Bolaji Oki is on a nine fight winning streak including a win in his UFC debut back in February, now he’s hoping to extend that to double digits here and prove he’s a prospect of note. Chris Duncan has gone 2-1 in the UFC but did suffer a loss in his most recent fight, he’s trying to avoid his first losing streak. The odds like Oki at -155 to +130 for Duncan.

Lightweight Bout: Chris Duncan (11-2, 156 lbs.) vs. Bolaji Oki (9-1, 156 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height but Oki has an inch and a half of reach advantage. They touch gloves to get us going. Oki stalks forward and lands a right hand. Duncan is showing kicks. Jab from Oki then Duncan lands a counter left hook. A few more jabs from Oki land. Oki catches a body kick and lands a punch then sweeps Duncan down but Duncan wrestles back up quickly. One two from Oki, then a pull back left hook as Duncan tries to counter. Oki lands a left to the body then they tie up and Oki gets a takedown. Duncan quickly wall walks but gets punched along the way as they clinch on the fence. Right hand from Oki as they break. Oki keeps pushing forward, he lands punches then Duncan does land a left hook as they engage in a little bit of a brawl. Knee to the body from Oki, the body work is starting add up. They clinch, Oki with an outside trip but Duncan grabs a guillotine on the way down, this one is tighter and Oki is trying to fight it off but can’t and Duncan puts him to sleep.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Chris Duncan via Technical Submission, guillotine choke, at 3:34 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Duncan for his work today. Mic time for Duncan, he talks about starting this whole thing in 2014 when he lost his mother and dedicates the win to her. To close he puts over his team and jokingly quotes Dustin Poirier’s “don’t be silly, jump the gilly” line.

Nora Cornolle is on an eight fight winning streak including two UFC appearances, she’s looking to prove she’s ready for a step up in class and could bring a little life to the faltering bantamweight division. Jacqueline Cavalcanti is in a very similar position, she’s on a five fight winning streak including two wins in the UFC and could prove herself ready to begin the transition from prospect to contender. Cavalcanti is the -205 favorite while that +170 comeback on Cornolle might be a decent little value bet.

Women’s Bantamweight Bout: Jacqueline Cavalcanti (7-1, 135 lbs.) vs. Nora Cornolle (8-1, 136 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Cavalcanti is an inch taller with three inches of reach advantage. Cornolle lands a leg kick early. Cavalcanti starts showing the jab. Both women are working low kicks early, just range finding thus far. Bit of a right from Cavalcanti to counter a leg kick. Counter left from Cavalcanti lands as Cornolle falls short with a few punches. Cavalcanti keeps baiting a leg kick from Cornolle then landing a couple of counter punches. Cornolle bulls into a clinch and slips to the back as they hit the fence. Cavalcanti is able to turn into her but eats an elbow. Eventually there’s a body lock takedown from Cornolle into an empty half guard. Cornolle looks to establish leg drag position then passes into full mount. Cavalcanti quickly hip sweeps and gets on top in full guard then stands over Cornolle and lands a few leg kicks before Cornolle regains her feet and they reset. More forward pressure from Cavalcanti and she lands another right hand. Cornolle looks a little tired, she’s not used to heavy grappling and needs a bit to recover it seems. Cavalcanti lands a couple of punches. They trade in close then Cavalcanti lands a body kick to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Cavalcanti but a close one

ROUND TWO: Cavalcanti gets back on forward pressure and lands a one two. Cornolle misses a few punches. They trade but Cornolle is getting pushed into the fence pretty regularly right now. Cavalcanti lands to the body. Calf kicks go back and forth. Hard right hand from Cavalcanti stuns Cornolle for a second. Another right from Cavalcanti staggers Cornolle, she keeps up the pressure as Cornolle tries to fire back and get her to reset. Left hook from Cavalcanti. Cornolle tries a takedown, she’s able to get a clinch on the fence. Cavalcanti tries to spin free but gets tripped up, Cornolle keeps looking for a takedown but Cavalcanti is defending. A few short punches go back and forth in the clinch. Cavalcanti is able to spin Cornolle into the cage and they separate. Cavalcanti back on pressure and again Cornolle looks a little flat. Uppercut in close from Cavalcanti, Cornolle has tied up and lands a knee but she’s fading. Knees go back and forth as they jockey for position on the fence and that’s where the round ends.

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

ROUND THREE: Cavalcanti resumes moving forward and lands a leg kick. A little bit of stance switching from Cavalcanti now but she’s still mostly orthodox. Some lefts from Cavalcanti to counter leg kicks. Cornolle with a few side kicks to the leg but Cavalcanti lands a counter leg kick. Bit of a right from Cavalcanti, she’s getting Cornolle on the fence regularly now and is picking her apart. Cornolle grabs a clinch and lands a knee before getting pushed into the fence. Cavalcanti lands an elbow then separates and resumes applying pressure. Body kick then a combination of punches from Cavalcanti. Cavalcanti with a left to the body, body work would be her friend right now for sure. Cornolle tries to clinch, Cavalcanti knees her then separates. Cavalcanti is able to defend and counter quite easily now as she keeps up the pressure on Cornolle. Leg kick from Cavalcanti after she avoided a right hand. Left hook from Cavalcanti after Cornolle misses a right hand. Cavalcanti with a flurry of punches to counter a leg kick. Bit of a high kick from Cavalcanti. Cornolle clinches again and they hit the fence. Cavalcanti with a few knees but things are stalling out. Cavalcanti spins free and resumes pressuring Cornolle. Body kick from Cavalcanti. Cavalcanti lands a right hand, Cornolle misses a few left hooks to close the fight.

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

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

Cornolle getting the first is fine but there’s no reason for Cornolle to get the second or third at all. No interview for Cavalcanti.

Daniel Barez dropped his UFC debut over a year ago when he was felled by rising force Jafel Filho, now he’s back in action and looking to get back on the winning side of things. Victor Altamirano has gone 2-3 in the UFC but he’s lost his last two fights and really needs to halt that skid in this fight. Close one here, -130 on Altamirano to +110 for Barez.

Flyweight Bout: Victor Altamirano (12-4, 126 lbs.) vs. Daniel Barez (16-6, 125 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Altamirano is two inches taller with four inches of reach advantage. Southpaw for Altamirano and they touch gloves. Both men probe a little bit with kicks, Barez is generally pressing forward and lands a right to the body. Another right to the body from Barez. Barez avoids a kick then floors Altamirano with a right hand, Barez gets on top and starts landing punches but Altamirano is able to tie up guard and slow things down. Some short elbows to the body and head from Barez. Eventually Barez stands free and resets, Altamirano still looks a little unsteady while moving around. Altamirano misses a wheel kick. Barez keeps stalking forward and lands a right to the body. Bit of an uppercut from Barez, Altamirano looks to counter with a high kick that’s partially successful. Altamirano keeps showing kicks, then Barez lands a right hand. Body kick from Altamirano. Bit of a right from Barez then he lands a calf kick. Both men miss punches, Altamirano then lands a right to the body. The pressure from Barez is building but Altamirano is handling it well thus far. Inside leg kick from Barez. Altamirano lands a front kick, he’s stabbed that in a few times this round, and that’ll basically end the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Barez

ROUND TWO: Barez gets back on forward motion. Right to the body from Barez. Altamirano keeps showing kicks and lands an inside leg kick. Barez with a few calf kicks. Right hand from Barez. Altamirano avoids a right hand and lands a couple of punches. Bit of a right from Barez. Altamirano with a body kick. Another body kick from Altamirano, he’s doing better work this round. Glancing left hook from Barez. Altamirano with a bit of a head kick but when he tries a takedown Barez defends. Left to the body from Barez. Altamirano with a body kick. Another body kick from Altamirano but Barez does land a counter punch. One two from Barez drops Altamirano for a second but he bounces right back up. Altamirano avoids a few punches to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Altamirano but could go either way, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: More pressure from Barez and both men land lead hooks. Bit of a high kick from Barez, Altamirano responds with a couple of his own. Body kick from Altamirano. Barez with a combination that partially lands. Left to the body then a right hand from Altamirano. Barez walks into a spinning back fist from Altamirano, that hurts him and Altamirano starts moving forward and lands a couple of punches. Barez seems to recover, his nose is probably broken though. Both men land punches in close. A body kick from Altamirano lands but Barez counters this one with a right hand. Right to the body from Barez. Bit of a left hook from Barez. One two from Barez. Left hand from Altamirano. Altamirano lands a body kick. The number of kicks Altamirano has thrown this fight is kind of nuts. Bit of a left hook from Barez. Altamirano misses a wheel kick. Barez lands a right hand. Counter left hook from Barez, then Barez floors Altamirano with a left hand, Altamirano bounces up but he got dropped hard there just before the round ended.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Barez but another super close one, 29-28 Barez overall

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Daniel Barez via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

Fun enough little fight there, no interview for Barez though. All the judges gave Barez the first two but Altamirano the third, I have no issues with that.

Ailin Perez has gone 3-1 in the UFC and is 3-0 at bantamweight, she did miss weight for this fight though and will need a win to smooth that over as well as defend her top ranking. Daria Zhelenzniakova has won her last two fights including her UFC debut back in March, she’s getting a relatively early crack at ranked opposition here but a win would easily be the biggest of her career thus far. Despite the weight miss the odds are with Perez at -230 while +190 on Zheleznyakova has to tempt some bettors out there.

Women’s Bantamweight Bout: #15 Ailin Perez (10-2, 136.5 lbs.)* vs. Darya Zheleznyakova (9-1, 135 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Zheleznyakova is four inches taller with two inches of reach advantage. Both women do some feinting, Perez is showing a few stance switches. Perez gets a clinch, Zheleznyakova with a knee to the body then they separate. Zheleznyakova pushes Perez over after a blocked high kick and gets on top in side control. A few short punches from Zheleznyakova before they reset on the feet. Perez tries another takedown but again it’s blocked. Right hand from Zheleznyakova. Short right from Zheleznyakova in close. Perez gets a clinch and tries to drag things down, she gets the back in a clinch and is able to spin Zheleznyakova down into full mount. Some punches from Perez land. Zheleznyakova is able to catch half guard. Arm triangle attack from Perez, it’s tightening up and Zheleznyakova has to tap.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Ailin Perez via Submission, arm triangle choke, at 3:52 of Round 1

The First Round Finish Club thanks Ms. Perez for her work today. Mic time for Perez and a couple of translators, one for the audience and one for Perez, she worked hard for the win and wants to be the first Argentinian UFC champion. She is confident in her skills to close.

Taylor Lapilus has gone 2-1 since returning to the UFC last year, he is coming off of a win though and is looking for his first UFC winning streak since 2015. Vince Morales took this fight on short notice, he was cut from the UFC in 2022 but has won five fights in a row since then including catching a really sweet Peruvian necktie a month ago, now he’s looking for a successful return and his first UFC win since 2021. Lapilus is a rather heavy favorite at -340 while the payout on Morales stands at +270.

Bantamweight Bout: Taylor Lapilus (20-4, 136 lbs.) vs. Vince Morales (16-7, 135 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Morales is an inch taller but Lapilus has three inches of reach advantage. Southpaw for Lapilus. Lapilus shows jabs early, Morales defending well thus far and blocks a high kick. Bit of a counter left from Lapilus. Another bit of a left from Lapilus. Morales tries a leg kick, Lapilus drops him with a counter left but Morales regains his feet. Short right from Morales in close but then Lapilus lands an elbow. Left hand from Lapilus. Solid body kick from Lapilus. They both miss elbows. Morales lands a body kick. Inside leg kick from Lapilus. Bit of an exchange in close. They trade in close again. Right hook from Lapilus. Lapilus lands a body kick. Morales probes with a right but eats a counter left. One two from Lapilus, Morales is bleeding around the right eye. Lapilus is fighting very well thus far and lands a counter left hand. Knee from Lapilus then he avoids a tie up. Bit of a left from Lapilus to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Lapilus

ROUND TWO: Lapilus picks up where he left off and lands a left hand. Morales blocks a combination but he’s on the back foot again. Body kick from Lapilus, Morales is able to get a clinch though and hits a single leg against the fence. Lapilus quickly wall walks into a clinch. Some knees from Lapilus then an elbow. Morales lands a couple of knees of his own then Lapilus lands another elbow. Another elbow from Lapilus as they break. Lapilus lands a left hand then a jab. Front kick from Lapilus, he’s still fighting very well. Morales fires a few rights. Left hand then a knee to the body from Lapilus. Lapilus lands a few jabs. Bit of a right from Morales. Knee to the head from Lapilus, Morales just eats it but that was nice. Another knee from Lapilus, Morales didn’t like that one. Morales tries a single leg, that hits the fence and Lapilus defends. They trade elbows then break. Body kick from Lapilus then Morales lands a right hand to close the round.

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

ROUND THREE: Morales quickly looks for a single leg, they hit the fence but Lapilus is defending. They trade in the clinch then separate. Knee from Lapilus and he’s back on forward pressure. Body jab from Lapilus, that body work is starting to add up. Left elbow from Lapilus. One two from Lapilus. They both avoid power hand punches. Bit of a left from Lapilus. Morales lands a combination of punches in close. Knee from Lapilus. Some lead hand work from Lapilus as he circles. Lapilus with a knee to the body, that one hurt Morales. Morales hits a double leg against the fence to stifle the momentum of Lapilus. Morales mounts the legs of Lapilus, but Lapilus wall walks and they trade in close before breaking. Both men land strikes now as we’ve got a bit of a brawl going on. Morales is just dogging his way forward through punches and gets a clinch. Lapilus slips to the back in the clinch and lands punches, Morales eats an elbow before they break. Morales avoids a spinning elbow to close the round.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Taylor Lapilus via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)

Mic time for Lapilus, he’s happy for the win and thanks the UFC for the chance to fight in France again. He thanks his team for all of their work and calls this a great win, I don’t disagree with that.

Ludovit Klein hasn’t lost since 2021 and has gone 5-0-1 since then when he moved up to lightweight, he’s looking to prove he’s ready for a step up in class with another win here. Roosevelt Roberts made his return to the UFC almost a year ago only to get tapped out by Mateusz Rebecki, he’s back after that layoff though and he’s looking for his first UFC win since 2020. Klein is the biggest favorite on the card at -1000 against +650 for Roberts.

Lightweight Bout: Ludovit Klein (22-4-1, 155 lbs.) vs. Roosevelt Roberts (12-4 1 NC, 155 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Roberts is a serious seven inches taller but only has half an inch of reach advantage. They touch gloves, Klein fighting southpaw and he lands an inside leg kick. Another inside leg kick from Klein. Both men start showing the lead hand. Roberts blocks a few high kicks. Klein lands a front kick. Bit of a left to the body from Klein. Roberts fires a kick, Klein uses that to get a clinch and they hit the fence. Both men do some work in the clinch then Klein lands a punch as they break. Another clinch and Klein lands an elbow as they break. Bit of a one two from Roberts. Front kick from Klein then a leg kick and they tie up. Elbow from Klein in the clinch and they break. Roberts lands a high kick, that might have hurt Klein but they clinch up right away. Some body shots from Klein as he’s got Roberts on the fence. Roberts is able to spin free, he reaches for a takedown but Klein defends and lands a knee. Knee from Klein, Roberts then tries a takedown but that stalls on the fence as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Klein but a close one

ROUND TWO: Klein hits a quick takedown this round and he lands some strikes while looking to pass the guard. Roberts is looking to work his guard but Klein is landing hammer fists and is staying responsible thus far. Elbow from Klein. Another elbow from Klein. Roberts is now kind of stuck against the fence and Klein isn’t letting him start to build a base up for wall walking. Klein passes to half guard. A few more punches from Klein, he stands over Roberts and looks to pass which eventually works into side control. Roberts is able to shrimp to full guard pretty quickly. Klein with some short elbows. Roberts looks to tie up a leg but Klein is hip to that and passes to side control. A few more short blows from Klein close the round.

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

ROUND THREE: Lunging right hook from Klein to start the round. Roberts lands a right hand but eats a bit of a counter left. Klein lands a leg kick, he’s kicking at the back leg on that one. Roberts lands a right hand. Another right from Roberts but Klein fires back with a combination. Roberts goes southpaw now and they trade some jabs. Klein hits a double leg into half guard. Elbow from Klein. Roberts wall walks with Klein on his back, then they get chest to chest. A few knees go back and forth then Roberts is able to use a guillotine threat to spin free. Roberts quickly tries his own double leg that hits the fence, Klein defends and lands an elbow. Klein is able to spin Roberts and lands another elbow. Double leg from Klein and he moves to half guard very quickly. Roberts is able to get full guard after landing an elbow. Both men trade strikes on the mat for a bit. Klein moves to side control and lands more strikes to close the round.

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

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

Roberts acquitted himself well even on the losing end of things, and Klein should be looking at a bigger spot on the card next time. No interview, looks like you need a finish or to be French to get one thus far.

Oumar Sy is undefeated including a win in his UFC debut back in May, he’s trying to remain perfect here and start proving himself as a prospect of note in a division badly in need of them. Da Woon Jung has gone 4-3-1 in the UFC but he’s on a three fight losing streak and is desperately trying to keep his UFC record above the .500 mark. The odds heavily favor Sy at -575 to a +425 comeback for Jung.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Da Woon Jung (15-5-1, 205 lbs.) vs. Oumar Sy (10-0, 205 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Sy has four and a half inches of reach advantage. They touch gloves to get us going. Calf kick from Sy. Jung is trying to show his lead hand while Sy is staying long and picking with leg kicks. A few more leg kicks from Sy as he keeps distance. Front kick from Jung. Sy lands a right hand then an inside leg kick. Jung lands a left hook as Sy gets a little reckless and Sy decides to hit a takedown. Sy has the legs mounted but Jung is setting a wall walk. Jung gets up with Sy on his back, they wrestle around a bit but eventually separate. Calf kick from Sy. Jung misses a right hand and Sy tries another takedown that stalls on the fence. Sy is trying a single leg but Jung is defending thus far and lands a knee as they break. Leg kick from Jung. Bit of a right from Sy. A right hand from Jung stuns Sy for a second. Sy lands a calf kick but he’s slowed a bit as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Sy

ROUND TWO: They touch gloves again. Jung seems a little more settled now and lands a front kick. Sy shows some more leg kicks. Jab from Sy. Jung lands a jab, Sy is doing more stance switching now as they circle. Bit of a right from Jung, he’s backing Sy into the fence now. Jab from Jung. Jung keeps showing the jab and stalking forward. Sy avoids a right hand and they clinch up with Jung pushing things to the fence. They break without incident. Leg kick from Sy. Sy with some jabs to the body. Jung lands a body kick. Right to the body from Jung. Knee from Sy but Jung lands an elbow. Sy lands a calf kick. Jung with a calf kick but Sy lands a couple of jabs. Bit of a left hook from Jung. Sy lands a body kick then a jab. A couple of rights from Sy land. Jung eats a couple of punches, he’s trying to throw back but Sy is able to land a flurry of punches before the round ends.

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

ROUND THREE: Sy lands an inside leg kick to get the round going. Jung lands a couple of jabs but then eats a body kick. Sy lands a front kick then a calf kick. A few jabs go back and forth with Sy generally landing better. Hard right hand from Sy. Jung lands a couple of jabs. Sy lands another calf kick, he’s fighting long this round. Jung misses a double jab then a right hand. Jung keeps looking to push forward, he does land a bit of a right hand. Sy lands a calf kick. Jung tries a double leg, Sy defends and grabs a front headlock then switches to his own takedown but winds up slipping to the back of Jung. A few knees to the leg from Sy, Jung looks for a kimura to break the lock and grabs at it as they fall but Sy is able to get his arm back and move to the ride position. Sy looks for the back, he’s way too high to do much and Jung slides him over the top to get on top as the round ends.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Oumar Sy via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)

No interview for Sy as we’re short on time so even being French doesn’t help him without a finish.

Ion Cutelaba has gone 1-4 in his last five fights most recently losing to Philipe Lins in March, he’s in pretty bad need of a win here to justify his spot on the roster. Ivan Erslan is making his UFC debut here and while Cutelaba is far from a world beater he’s a veteran of the UFC at this point and a win over that kind of fighter is always valuable. The odds are close, -120 on Erslan to and even +100 for Cutelaba.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Ion Cutelaba (17-10-1 1 NC, 205 lbs.) vs. Ivan Erslan (14-3 1 NC, 206 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Erslan is an inch taller while Cutelaba has two and a half inches of reach advantage. Both men with a little feinting. Cutelaba is doing a bit of stance switching but is mostly orthodox. Left hook from Erslan. Erslan checks a calf kick then blocks a right hand. Erslan avoids a punch and they trade in close with Cutelaba landing a right hand. Jab from Erslan then he avoids a couple of power counters. Bit of a counter right from Erslan. Left hook from Cutelaba, they’re starting to trade in close now. Short left hook from Erslan. Cutelaba lands a leg kick then tries a takedown but Erslan blocks that. Erslan avoids a few kicks then lands a jab. Cutelaba misses a few punches. Erslan with a couple of jabs, then Cutelaba lands a right that puts Erslan down for a second. Cutelaba tries a single leg, he’s able to hit it briefly but Erslan bounces up into a clinch very quickly. Elbow from Cutelaba as they break. Erslan lands a calf kick. Short right from Erslan. Cutelaba tries a takedown but Erslan avoids it and they trade in close. Erslan avoids a spinning back fist to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Cutelaba

ROUND TWO: Both men show the jab as the round begins. Cutelaba is still moving pretty well and lands a calf kick. Right hand from Erslan seems to stun Cutelaba for a second. Body kick from Cutelaba, then a spinning back kick. Erslan lands a calf kick. Erslan lands a couple of punches in close. Cutelaba lands a clubbing right hand. Erslan tries a takedown against the fence, that stalls out into a clinch before Cutelaba pushes free. Some body shots from Erslan but Cutelaba hits a takedown and gets the back with both hooks in. Cutelaba is after the choke, but he loses the position and Erslan fights up to get a clinch of his own. They wrestle for position then separate, both men miss punches and Cutelaba hits a double leg into side control. Cutelaba moves to full mount, Erslan gives up the back but is able to sling Cutelaba down and get on top in full guard. Not much going on here on the ground as the round ends.

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

ROUND THREE: Some circling to start the last round. Erslan is stalking forward now and Cutelaba lands a couple of punches. Erslan avoids a takedown and uses a guillotine to push Cutelaba over then get on top in half guard. Cutelaba is able to get full guard. A few hammer fists from Erslan land. Cutelaba is kind of stuck on his back but he’s not in danger of getting finished so he doesn’t seem to mind losing the round. Erslan lands a couple of punches and is able to pass towards half guard. Some body shots from Erslan as Cutelaba gets full guard. Erslan gets the back as Cutelaba stands, he drags things down into a ride position. Cutelaba eats punches as he stands into a clinch. 30 seconds left and they’re wrestling in the clinch. Cutelaba slips to the back and drags things down as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Erslan, 29-28 Cutelaba overall

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

OK, what in the world is going on there. Giving Erslan the first or second is highly dubious at best. No interview for Cutelaba as we’re over time to head to the main card.

Fares Ziam is riding a three fight winning streak and is 5-1 in his last six bouts, a fourth win in a row here could get him a shot at a bigger name his next time out. Matt Frevola had a three fight winning streak snapped in November of last year when Benoit Saint Denis head kicked him into oblivion, this is his first fight back and he’s trying to avoid his second losing streak. Another close fight here, -120 on Ziam to +100 for Frevola.

Lightweight Bout: Matt Frevola (11-4-1, 156 lbs.) vs. Fares Ziam (15-4, 156 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Ziam has four inches of height and reach over Frevola. They touch gloves to get us going. Ziam fighting long early and lands a front kick. Frevola is trying to feint his way in close and gets a clinch on the fence. Some knees go back and forth before Ziam pushes free then he avoids a few wild punches. Right hand from Ziam. Frevola catches a kick and tries a takedown but that hits the fence again. Eventually Frevola finishes the single leg and gets on top in full guard. Frevola grabs at a guillotine then uses that to roll into full mount. Ziam is trying to find an escape, he nearly gives up an armbar but is able to hitch hiker escape and get on top. Some punches from Ziam land before Frevola is able to get to his knees and wall walk. Ziam is able to pull free and lands a right hand. More punches form Ziam, Frevola is a little bothered by these. Bit of a left from Ziam. Right hand from Ziam. Left to the body from Ziam and Frevola grabs a clinch. Some knees from Ziam as he’s got Frevola on the cage. More body shots from Ziam then they break. Elbow from Ziam then a body shot to close the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Ziam

ROUND TWO: Ziam back on pressure right away, Frevola lands a leg kick. Some jabs from Ziam then a one two. A combination from Ziam lands. Ziam with a left hook then a leg kick. Frevola is starting to move forward now, his right eye is swelling up. Some more jabs from Ziam and Frevola misses a few hooks. Frevola misses a wheel kick. Left to the body from Ziam. Frevola eats a right but is able to get a clinch. Elbow from Ziam and then Frevola lands a right hand as they break. Frevola is trying to keep Ziam on the fence but Ziam punches his way off the cage then lands an elbow. Another liver shot from Ziam and they clinch. Some knees to the body and leg from Ziam. Ziam is able to spin free and land a right hand. Uppercut then a left hook from Ziam. Another left to the body from Ziam. Ziam with jabs then an uppercut. Combination from Ziam lands and Frevola clinches. High crotch lift from Zaim then he gets the back with one hook in. Ziam grabs the choke, he can’t get his hands together though and has to adjust in the ride position. Frevola lands an elbow but Ziam unloads with some punches to punctuate the round.

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

ROUND THREE: Ziam back to working the jab right away as the last round begins. Solid right hand from Ziam. Bit of a high kick from Ziam. Frevola misses a punch, and Ziam hits a takedown against the fence. Ziam gets the back standing as Frevola wall walks. Inside reap from Ziam, I’m sure Frevola is cursing the long legs of the Frenchman as Ziam finishes the takedown into full guard. Ziam with some punches, Frevola wrestles to his knees and Ziam works for a front headlock series as they stand. Knee from Ziam then he uses a single leg attack to slip to the back. Frevola quickly scrambles back up but he can’t get out of the clinch. Ziam slings Frevola to his knees and gets to the back as they stand. A knee to the head from Ziam as Frevola tried to turn into him and Frevola is OUT COLD.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Fares Ziam via KO, knee, at 2:59 of Round 3

The Final Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Ziam for his work. Mic time for Ziam after that one, he tells the people chanting bad things to be quiet then talks about how hard he worked for this. He agrees that the win was great and notes he called out Frevola over a year ago and now proved how good he is.

A lovely frame from Ziam then he maximizes his long legs and dexterity to fire a wicked knee to the jaw.

Morgan Charriere has gone 1-1 in the UFC, winning his debut but then falling to Chepe Mariscal back in April, he’s looking to rebound here and get back on the winning side of things. Gabriel Miranda has also gone 1-1 in the UFC but he’s coming off of a win and is looking for his first UFC winning streak. Charriere is among the bigger favorites on the card at -535 to Miranda’s +400.

Featherweight Bout: Morgan Charriere (19-10-1, 146 lbs.) vs. Gabriel Miranda (17-6, 146 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Miranda is three inches taller with two inches of reach advantage. They touch gloves to get us going. Charriere avoids a leg kick. Bit of a calf kick from Charriere. They trade punches then clinch up with Miranda forcing things to the fence. A few knees from Miranda as he tries to set up a takedown and jumps guard but can’t pull things down. Charriere now has Miranda against the cage and lands some short punches. Elbow from Charriere then Miranda is able to pull guard. More elbows from Charriere then he stands and makes Miranda regain his feet. Both men land punches, Miranda isn’t as polished on the feet as Charriere but he’s willing to throw with him. Charriere lands a jab, Miranada forces a clinch but Charriere scores the takedown. Miranda hits a technical get up then misses a wheel kick. Right hand from Charriere in close. Charriere sprawls away from a takedown then Miranda ties up enough to pull guard. Miranda is looking for an elevator sweep and uses it to force a scramble then he jumps to the back with both hooks in. His right leg isn’t fully hooked in though and Charriere is able to elevate it and escape out the back to stand over Miranda until he gets up. Bit of a high kick from Miranda. Uppercut from Miranda will be the last punch of the round.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Charriere but Miranda made it closer down the stretch

ROUND TWO: Charriere circling as the round stars. Miranda lands a leg kick. Charriere avoids a punch then floors Miranda with a left hook that’ll prompt the stoppage.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Morgan Charriere via KO, punch, at :27 of Round 2

Mic time for Charriere, he thanks Miranda for stepping in on short notice and talks about only have a couple of weeks to prepare to beat him. He talks us through the finish, specifically working on throwing hard shots even in the chaos of those kinds of situations. To close he puts over the crowd and plays with them a little bit including getting them to sing the French national anthem again.

Throwing punches when your opponent doesn’t expect them is a wonderful way to find damaging shots, Miranda tries a bit of a throw but loses contact then can’t get his guard back up in time to block the left hook.

Kevin Jousset is on a five fight winning streak including two wins in the UFC, he’s been out of action since December of last year but now has a chance to win for the first time in his native France. Bryan Battle is on a three fight unbeaten streak but most recently had a No Contest and now he’s looking for a definitive win. The odds like Battle at -175 to +145 for Jousset.

Welterweight Bout: Bryan Battle (10-2 1 NC, 170 lbs.) vs. Kevin Jousset (10-2, 169 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Jousset is an inch taller while Battle has two inches of reach advantage. Both men come out feinting right away. Jousset shows some leg kicks. Battle keeps stalking forward and lands a left hand. Both men miss punches then Battle gets a clinch on the fence. They fight over a takedown, neither man gets it and Battle lands a couple of knees to the body. Jousset spins Battle into the fence but Battle knees him then spins him and looks for a high crotch lift. They wind up just in a clinch again and trade some knees. Battle is keeping Jousset pinned on the fence and lands a couple of short blows. They eventually break apart. Jousset blocks a few punches. Leg kick form Jousset. Battle eats a left hook but lands a couple of jabs. Both men land punches in the pocket before Battle forces another clinch. Judo throw from Jousset and he grabs a front headlock as they wrestle up but Battle keeps pushing him on the fence. Uppercuts and body shots from Battle as he’s getting his dirty boxing going. Elbow from Battle as they break. Both men again land punches, Jousset landing right hands then a body shot. Battle fires a long combination that partially lands. Jab from Battle. Defense is neither man’s priority right now. Battle keeps up a high pace and lands punches then tries another takedown before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Jousset but could go either way

ROUND TWO: Both men get back to showing the jab as the round starts. Hard right hand from Jousset. Battle lands a front kick. Jab from Battle then he keeps throwing punches as he backs Jousset into the fence. The volume from Battle is kind of a problem for Jousset but Jousset’s striking seems more impactful. Body kick from Battle, he’s playing with stance switches now as he gets a clinch. They trade in there then Battle lands a right hand on the break. More pressure from Battle and he jabs the body. They trade in the pocket again, these two are happy to just brawl on occasion. Battle grabs a clinch and lands uppercuts and body shots. Left to the body from Battle then a knee as well. Battle is trying to drown Jousset with offense as they break. Jousset is backing up again. There’s blood around Jousset’s nose, he lands a right hand but again Battle responds with a long combination. Body kick from Battle then a few more punches, he’s just overwhelming Jousset. Double jab then a right hand from Battle. Jousset is trying to throw back but Battle is really starting to get to him. Right hand from Jousset. Battle checks a let kick and lands three or four punches. Hooks from Battle as he backs Jousset into the fence and unloads until the ref steps in.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Bryan Battle via TKO, punches, at 3:47 of Round 2

Mic time for Battle, he’s been antagonizing the crowd all week and he does so again here then says he loves to be booed as it just makes him stronger. He talks through the finish a little bit but then again antagonizes the crowd by saying the Butcher was never going to lose a fist fight with a Frenchman.

William Gomis is on an impressive 11 fight winning streak including three wins in the UFC, he’s been out of action for a little over a year though with three different fights falling out. Gomis is looking to continue his winning ways and prove he might be a big deal at featherweight. Joanderson Brito has gone 5-1 in the UFC and is on a fight fight winning streak with all of those being finishes, a further win here would set him up for a bigger opportunity next. Brito is your favorite at -310 against +250 on Gomis.

Featherweight Bout: Joanderson Brito (17-3-1, 146 lbs.) vs. William Gomis (13-2, 146 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Gomis is four inches taller but only has an inch of reach advantage. They touch gloves, southpaw for Gomis. Brito right away pushes forward and fires kicks. Gomis lands a body kick. Brito forces a clinch and they start jockeying for position against the fence. Brito is able to get a takedown, he looks to get the back but loses position and Gomis gets on top in full guard. Gomis is able to pass to half guard. Brito gets back to guard and looks to stand, Gomis is able to keep him from building up though. Brito looks to angle for an armbar, Gomis is able to block that one but nearly got swept in the process. Gomis tries to pass but Brito times that and scrambles up into a clinch. Right hand from Brito as he keeps a clinch. They again fight for position along the fence, Brito looks for a trip but can’t finish it. A few knees go back and forth, the ref could separate them here and no one would complain. They break without incident. Brito back on pressure and they trade punches. Gomis lands a body kick then Brito cracks him with a left hook. Gomis tries a takedown, Brito grabs a tight guillotine choke and jumps full guard but the round ends before that could develop.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Brito but could go the other way

ROUND TWO: Brito gets right to brawling again. Gomis lands a front kick to the body but gets punched and then Brito pushes him into the fence with a clinch. Brito hits a front uchi mata into side control. Some punches from Brito then he moves to the ride. Brito is after a kaiju choke, it’s a variation of the arm triangle and he’s trying to leverage his weight into it but the angel is wrong even for that version. Brito keeps after the arm triangle, looking to adjust it but he’s trapped in half guard. Eventually Brito bails on the coke to land punches. Gomis works to wall walk, Brito is punching him on the way up into a clinch. They break without incident but Brito is right back on Gomis. Leg kicks from Brito then a right hand. Gomis is willing to throw with Brito but Brito is able to punch into another clinch. A few knees from Brito, Gomis lands one of his own and spins free. Brito keeps pushing forward and lands a left hook but Gomis lands front kicks to the body. They keep trading kicks as the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Brito, 20-18 Brito overall but 19-19 is more realistic

ROUND THREE: They touch gloves for the last round. Gomis with a body kick. Brito keeps coming forward and lands an inside leg kick. Bit of a body kick from Brito. Both men are still willing to throw down and land punches. Body kick from Gomis. Gomis lands a left hand. Another left from Gomis. Brito with an inside leg kick. Gomis with a front kick towards the face but Brito lands a right hand. They clinch up and hit the fence. They break without too much incident. Left hand from Gomis. Body kick from Gomis, Brito is still swinging hard but he’s not connecting as much now. Leg kick from Brito. They clinch and hit the fence again. Brito starts looking for a takedown and hits it. Gomis works to wall walk pretty quickly and eats punches while Brito moves to the ride position. Some knees to the leg from Brito as Gomis stands. Brito is working for a mat return but Gomis gets chest to chest. 30 seconds left as they’re still clinched, Brito looks for another takedown but Gomis uses a front choke threat to make him spin and drop down. Gomis misses a high kick as they stand, then they swing one last time before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Gomis, 29-28 Brito overall but with the judging tonight could go either way

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

Yeah that tracks, no issues with 29-28 either way. Mic time for Gomis, he believed in himself and knew he was an underdog but told everyone to bet their house on him and they should have listened. Asked about the future he puts over his opponent, thanks his team for their work, and says he’d like to fight Lopez next. Not sure which one he means but he had a name ready, if he meant Diego Lopes there’s almost no chance of him jumping up to the third ranked guy in the weight class.

Nassourdine Imavov hasn’t lost at middleweight since 2021 and most recently he stopped Jared Cannonier back in June, now he’s looking to keep a three fight unbeaten streak growing and prove he’s ready to move into the title picture. Brendan Allen is on a seven fight winning streak, most recently winning a close split decision over Chris Curtis which I kind of thought he lost but if he could get to eight in a row here it should put him into the title picture as well. The odds are with Imavov at -205 while that +170 comeback on Allen is a tasty looking bet.

Middleweight Bout: #8 Brendan Allen (24-5, 186 lbs.) vs. #4 Nassourdine Imavov (14-4 1 NC, 186 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: Imavov is an inch taller but the reach is identical. Allen lands a calf kick. They clinch up and Allen gets a takedown into an empty half guard. Allen moves to full side control. Not a lot going on here, Allen is trying to set up a move and gets caught in half guard. Again not much happening, Imavov is able to hip escape to full guard. Allen lands a punch but can’t pass the guard. A few strikes go back and forth but nothing really comes of it. 20 seconds left, Allen passes the legs and gets a ride position as Imavov moves to stand before the round ends.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Allen

ROUND TWO: Both men come out and miss punches. Allen complains of an eye poke, replay shows there was some contact but that was arguably a punch. Calf kick from Imavov. Allen tries a single leg, that hits the fence then Imavov sprawls away from him into a front headlock. Allen thinks about pulling guard but Imavov makes him stand. A few kicks go back and forth. One two from Imavov. Allen has a couple of hooks blocked, then Imavov sprawls away from a takedown and again uses a power half stack to push Allen over. Imavov moves to the ride and lands punches to the head before Allen rolls for half guard. Some more punches from Imavov but Allen gets full guard. A couple of lefts from Imavov land, then he moves to the ride again and lands more punches as Allen stands. Bit of a high kick from Imavov as they break. Both men land punches but Imavov is landing better then he lands a body kick and left hook. Allen tries a takedown again but again Imavov is sprawling away and defending. Imavov is working on a ninja choke or a guillotine variant, he can’t quite find one though and spins to the ride again to land punches. Ultimately Imavov moves to full mount and lands punches. Allen gives up his back, Imavov has both hooks in. Imavov is half setting up an armbar, only 20 seconds left but when he goes for it he can’t find it and Allen ends the round on top.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Imavov, 19-19 overall

ROUND THREE: Allen with a calf kick but Imavov counters with a one two. More jabs from Imavov. Imavov with a one two. Allen tries a single leg, Imavov is defending then limp legs free and lands punches as he settles into full guard. A few punches land from top position for Imavov. Allen keeps trying to keep his legs in play but Imavov lands punches then passes to a ride position. Allen is able to fight up and tries a takedown against the fence. Imavov is defending against the fence and sneaks in a few elbows. Imavov moves to the ride again as Allen has been ridden down to his knees. Some punches from Imavov as Allen stands and pushes free. Imavov with a one two then Allen lands a knee. Some sharp punching from Imavov before they clinch up again. They separate without real incident. Imavov with a right hand then clinches and pushes Allen into the fence. They jockey for position along the fence and trade knees then Imavov lands a punch. Elbow from Allen then a knee but he can’t get free. Allen looks for a single leg, Imavov is defending then punches on the break. High kick from Imavov then punches to the head. Allen is willing to throw but then tries and fails on a single leg. Both men are fatigued and Imavov pushes Allen into the fence then they trade punches one last time with Imavov landing better blows to punctuate the round.

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

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Nassourdine Imavov via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)

Decent little fight, Imavov gets an interview and he thanks the crowd for their support and admits he lost the first round but was confident he could take the other two. He puts over Allen’s chin as being better than he thought. Asked what’s next he runs down his activity and success recently to say he thinks he’s earned a title shot. It’s a tough sell at the moment given some of the moving parts ahead of him but he should be in a good overall position.

Renato Moicano has only lost at lightweight to Rafael Fiziev and Rafael dos Anjos, he’s on a three fight winning streak right now and a win here would likely set him up to face some top ten opponents going forward. Benoit Saint Denis has only lost at lightweight to Dustin Poirier, most recently he did fall to Poirier and lost a five fight winning streak. Saint Denis is looking to avoid his first ever losing streak and prove he’s still a rising contender in the stacked lightweight division. The odds are with Saint Denis at -265 against a +215 comeback for Moicano.

Lightweight Bout: #11 Renato Moicano (19-5-1, 156 lbs.) vs. #12 Benoit Saint Denis (13-2 1 NC, 156 lbs.)

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Saint Denis has an inch of reach advantage. Southpaw for Saint Denis. Bit of a body kick from Saint Denis. Moicano looks to pressure forward early. Saint Denis with a left hand then a body kick but Moicano slips to his back and hits a takedown into full guard. Saint Denis is working for some butterfly sweeps, Moicano is able to pass to half guard. They scramble a bit and Saint Denis gets butterfly guard again. Saint Denis kicks Moicano off and tries to stand but Moicano jumps to his back and gets a body triangle before dragging things down. Moicano is riding well and lands a few elbows as he moves to full mount. Saint Denis is cut and Moicano keeps landing strikes. More punches and elbows from Moicano but Saint Denis is able to shrimp to half guard. Full guard now for Saint Denis. Moicano keeps sneaking in elbows. Again Saint Denis works to stand but Moicano jumps to a body triangle again, his back taking skills are just impeccable. Punches from Moicano as Saint Denis gets half guard back. Moicano lands more punches and elbows while holding top position until the end of the round.

SCORECARD: 10-8 Moicano

ROUND TWO: Both of Saint Denis’ eyes are swollen up, the cuts don’t look like fight stoppers just yet though. More sedate start to this round from Saint Denis, he’s looking to pick his shots. Bit of a left from Saint Denis. Saint Denis lands a left hand. Moicano is willing to land back but Saint Denis seems to have more firepower on the feet. Saint Denis lands a left hand. Moicano tries a takedown but Saint Denis stops this one. Right hand from Moicano. Bit of a high kick from Saint Denis. They trade rights then Saint Denis defends a takedown and lands a left hand. Left to the body from Saint Denis. Moicano lands a jab. Saint Denis’s right eye is kind of a mess after a few of those jabs. A couple of punches from Saint Denis land. Moicano tries a takedown, that hits the fence and Saint Denis pushes free. Bit of a left from Saint Denis. Left to the body from Saint Denis. Moicano gets a clinch and pushes things to the fence. They fight for position for a bit then separate without incident. Both men miss punches. Bit of a high kick from Saint Denis. They feint away the final few seconds.

SCORECARD: 10-9 Saint Denis, 19-18 Moicano overall

ROUND THREE: That right eye of Saint Denis is bad enough the doctor might get involved here. The doctor is in to check on Saint Denis, that cut under the right eyebrow is getting worse and he can’t see out of his right eye and they wave it off.

OFFICIAL RESULT: †WINNER – Renato Moicano via TKO, doctor stoppage, at 5:00 of Round 2

Mic time for Moicano, which is usually fun, he teases the crowd about being silent after the ending. He says he wanted to talk shit about France but a few of the beautiful places here changed his mind, so he just talks shit about the French government and how they’ve handled things recently. He gets some support for that. He insults the French government and globalists, and offers some reading suggestions then puts over the French and wants easy money like Dan Hooker or Paddy Pimblett.

Saint Denis gets an interview as well, he thanks the crowd and admits he took too much damage early then promises to come back stronger next time.

Well on that note, UFC on ESPN+ 101 comes to a close. We’ll be unpacking all the fallout from this event on the 411 Ground and Pound MMA Podcast, plus we’ll look ahead to UFC 307 from my neck of the woods. I’ll be back for UFC 307 and I hope you will as well. Until then thank you for reading, stay safe out there, and keep checking 411mania for all of your pop culture needs.

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