Fight Night: Cerrone vs Medeiros - Live Results

Who were the winners at Fight Night: Cowboy vs Medeiros? Click below to get the results for all the fights in Austin, Texas on February 18, 2018.

Main event: Donald Cerrone vs Yancy Medeiros
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Co-main: Derrick Lewis vs Marcin Tybura
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James Vick vs Francisco Trinaldo
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Thiago Alves vs Curtis Millender
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Steven Peterson vs Brandon Davis
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Sage Northcutt vs Thibault Gouti
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Jared Gordon vs Diego Ferreira
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Geoff Neal vs Brian Camozzi
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Austin wasn’t big enough for two guys named Sanchez, and it was Roberto who was the new sheriff in town, dominating the short fight after mounting Joby’s back and securing the rear naked choke when the fighters dropped to the mat. First round submission for Roberto Sanchez avenges the loss in his UFC debut.

Moras controlled the action early from the ground, her specialty. But when the referee stood the fighters up, the momentum clearly swung back to Pudilova who rained some fists on Moras and survived repeated attempts at an armbar. The action stayed on the mat for most of a very even second round, until Pudilova allowed Moras to stand up in the final minute, where the Czech promptly dropped her again. Both fighters stayed busy throughout, and sustained plenty of damage, but in the end it was Pudilova’s dominance in the control game and an edge in significant strikes that won the day and the unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-27)

THEY SAID IT:
Lucie Pudilova : “My nickname is “Bullet” that means I will fight until I die. This is the reason I stay in the Octagon so long and win. So many women try and give me the armbar and no one can do it. I don’t know who my next fight is but I will wait to see who the UFC gives me.”

Alex Morono got a victory over one of his heroes, rattling the veteran Burkman with a couple of tremor-inducing leg kicks before finding the combination to allow him to lock a guillotine on his opponent, and getting the first round submission.

THEY SAID IT:
Alex Morono: “Burkman is a vet and I really wanted to knock him out. He’s a little slower and kept his range a little awkwardly so I knew it would be tough but I knew I had to close the distance. I got his timing down pretty quick and landed a collision punch as he was moving forward I timed it perfectly and landed, which dropped him. Once was down, I could tell he was out of it and was stunned and I wrapped it up with a guillotine, which I get about 50 a week. Diego Sanchez was my favorite fighter after he fought Clay Guida and he always fights crazy – he screams and bleeds – and he’s a hero of mine. You look up to your hero and it’s surreal to think that I can fight this veteran. It blows my mind. It would be a dream come true and an honor to fight him next.”

Piechota’s first fight in the US could not have gone any better. Standing and trading with what seemed to be an evenly matched Tim Williams, Piechota dropped Williams with a brutal right hand to the jaw, and moved in to finish him with some ground and pound for a first round TKO. Piechota remains undefeated in his professional career.

THEY SAID IT:
Oskar Piechota: “My game plan was to keep it standing. We practiced a lot of punching for this fight and it worked. So we are very happy. If we went to the ground, we would be prepared as well. I don’t want to say who I want to fight next. I will wait for what my manager and the UFC brings me and I will take it.”