The Meta Apex in Las Vegas is hosting UFC Fight Night: Allen vs. Duncan, with a middleweight clash between No. 5 ranked Brendan Allen and No. 10 ranked Christian Leroy Duncan leading the 12-bout card. Allen enters the octagon with a 27-7 professional record, while Duncan holds a 15-2 tally.
The main card began at 8 p.m. ET and featured five fights, including the headline middleweight bout. Alongside Allen and Duncan, Matheus Camilo faced Jai Herbert, Loopy Godinez fought Ketlen Souza, Andre Fili took on Kai Kamaka III, and Malcolm Welmaker squared off against Otari Tanzilovi.
Earlier in the evening, the preliminary card kicked off at 5 p.m. ET, also live on Paramount+. It included Gerald Meerschaert versus Julius Walker, Francisco Prado against Ismael Bonfim, Niko Price meeting Leon Shahbazyan, Felipe Franco facing Brendson Ribeiro, Allen Frye Jr. battling RJ Harris, Alice Pereira opposing Daria Zhelezniakova, and Ernesta Kareckaite matched with Melissa Gatto.
MMAWeekly.com has been providing live updates of the fights, with results refreshed in real-time to keep fans informed. The event’s location, The Meta Apex, continues to serve as a frequent venue for UFC Fight Nights, offering a controlled environment for fighters and fans amid ongoing protocols.
Brendan Allen’s ranking at No. 5 in the middleweight division positions him as a contender looking to climb closer to title contention. Christian Leroy Duncan, ranked No. 10, aims to improve on his 15-2 record and disrupt Allen’s momentum in the division.
The card’s structure reflects UFC’s approach to building fight nights, combining rising prospects and established fighters. Names like Niko Price and Leon Shahbazyan on the prelims suggest an eye toward showcasing talent with potential to break through in coming months.
Tonight’s event marks another chapter in UFC’s steady schedule of competitive matchups in Las Vegas. The latest confirmed details include the full fight lineup and the start times for preliminary and main cards, broadcast on Paramount+ and tracked by MMAWeekly.com’s live results coverage.
According to Yahoo Sports.
