Winners And Losers Blanchfield Vs. Barber Card

The UFC was back at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas for tonight’s UFC Vegas 107 fight card. In the UFC Fight Night main event, Erin Blanchfield was booked to face Maycee Barber in a catchweight contest. The Blanchfield vs. Barber fight was booked as a flyweight contest, but Barber came in at 126.5 pounds for the scrap. Blanchfield, who weighed in at 125 pounds, accepted the catchweight terms and will get a portion of Barber’s purse for doing so. The fight was scratched minutes before they were to compete with the broadcast stating a medical issue prevented Barber from competing. Below are the results, reactions, highlights, and more from tonight’s UFC Fight Night card.

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Results

UFC Vegas 107 Main Card Results

Erin Blanchfield vs. Maycee Barber – Canceled

Mateusz Gamrot defeats Ludovit Klein via unanimous decision (30-27 x 3)

Ramiz Brahimaj defeats Billy Ray Goff via submission at 3:16 of Round 1 (Guillotine choke)

Dustin Jacoby defeats Bruno Lopes via knockout at 1:50 of Round 1 (Punch to head at distance)

Ketlen Vieira defeats Macy Chiasson via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28. 30-27)

Zachary Reese defeats Duško Todorović via unanimous decision (29-28 x 3)

UFC Vegas 107 Preliminary Card Results

Allan Nascimento defeats Jafel Filho via unanimous decision (29-28 x 3)

Jordan Leavitt defeats Kurt Holobaugh via submission at 1:39 of Round 1 (Anaconda choke On ground)

Bolaji Oki defeats Michael Aswell via unanimous decision (29-28 x 3)

Alice Ardelean defeats Rayanne dos Santos via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

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UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Winners

Mateusz Gamrot: Mateusz Gamrot had not competed since August 2024, when he stepped into the Octagon on Saturday against Ludovit Klein. Gamrot entered UFC Vegas 107 as the No. 7 lightweight in the UFC. Outside of a jab that stunned him in the first round, Gamrot outclassed Klein over 15 minutes, using his wrestling and ground control to get the decision win. Gamrot deserves to face a ranked opponent in his next outing.

Ramiz Brahimaj: Ramiz Brahimaj was the biggest underdog on the UFC Vegas 107 main card. The 32-year-old put his opponent, Billy Ray Goff, to sleep with a nasty choke in the first round. With the impressive submission win, Brahimaj scored his second straight first-round stoppage win and ended a run of 11 fights where he alternated wins and losses.

Dustin Jacoby: Dustin Jacoby continued his streak of dominating a certain type of opponent under the UFC banner, scoring a first-round knockout win over the overmatched Bruno Lopes. Jacoby has good striking skills and when he can use them against a foe who is not as well versed on the feet as he is Jacoby dominates. It will be interesting to see if the UFC gives Jacoby another shot of breaking into the light heavyweight rankings or if they continue to book him against younger fighters who are looking to make a name for themselves against a veteran foe.

Ketlen Vieira: Ketlen Vieira forced this matchup to featherweight on weigh-in day when Chiasson was on pace to make the bantamweight limit. After watching Vieira dominate Chiasson on the mat for most of this fight, one is left to wonder how Vieira abandoning her weight cut affected this fight. Sure, Vieira dominated and got the win, but…

Allan Nascimento: Allan Nascimento struggled with the top game of Jafel Filho in their prelim matchup, but he excelled when he was able to reverse his opponnent on the mat and rack up damage from top position.

Nascimento’s win came in his first fight since January 2023. He has a three-fight winning streak dating back to May 2022.

Jordan Leavitt: Jordan Leavitt took Kurt Holobaugh right to the mat and worked toward Holobaugh’s back. Following a slam and a scramble, Holobaugh then looked to grab a leg, but Leavitt was able to secure a guillotine choke that he transitioned to an anaconda choke to turn out the lights. The impressive submission was a bounce-back performance from Leavitt, who had not fought since Chase Hooper submitted him in November 2023.

Bolaji Oki: Bolaji Oki was the biggest favorite on the UFC Vegas 107 fight card, but he did not look like it in the first five minutes of his matchup against Michael Aswell, who took the fight on short notice and up a weight division. He spent that time looking like a fighter who took his opponent less than seriously. However, after Aswell showed him he was going to hang with him, he got more serious. Oki used pressure and power in his striking, but he also revealed that he was susceptible to combinations from his foe. The jury is out on Oki. He needs to focus on himself more and less on how he sees the level of his opponents.

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Losers

UFC and UFC Matchmakers: The UFC and its matchmakers booked Maycee Barber, who has been struggling with serious medical issues for over a year, for a main event. The UFC did not issue a full report of why the main event was scratched, but from the sounds of things, it was due to a medical issue for Barber. The promotion made an enormous mistake in booking a fighter with medical problems for a main event.

Ludovit Klein: Heading into UFC Vegas 107, Ludovit Klein had a 91 percent takedown defense. That number did not hold against Klein, who went six for 11 on takedowns, while racking up nearly nine minutes of control time. With the loss, Klein saw his four-fight winning streak end.

Bruno Lopes: Bruno Lopes did not have the striking skills to hang with Dustin Jacoby on the feet.

Jafel Filho: Jafel Filho had a good first round against Allan Nascimento, scoring a takedown and controlling the fight on the mat. However, we found out that Filho did not have the skills to work off his back after Nascimento scored reversals in the second and third rounds. Filho has an enormous gap he needs to close if he wants to succeed in the UFC.

Kurt Holobaugh: Kurt Holobaugh’s 2025 record fell to 0-2 with a one-sided submission defeated to Jordan Leavitt on Saturday. The 38-year-old is now 1-3 since March 2024. Holobaugh failed to land a significant strike on Saturday.

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Video Highlights

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Fight Night Bonus Awards

Fight of the Night: Alice Ardelean vs. Rayanne dos Santos

Performance of the Night: Ramiz Brahimaj and Jordan Leavitt

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Fight Night Official Scorecards

UFC Vegas 107 Fight Card Main Event: Erin Blanchfield Vs. Maycee Barber

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Erin Blanchfield (13-2) is the No. 4 fighter in the official UFC women’s flyweight rankings. The 26-year-old Blanchfield was riding a nine-fight winning streak when she faced Manon Fiorot in the main event of a UFC Fight Night card in March 2024. Fiorot won that bout with ease, ringing up three 50-45 scores from the judges. The victory earned Fiorot a UFC 315 matchup against UFC women’s flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko, a bout Shevchenko won via decision.

Blanchfield took a step back toward a title fight in November when she scored a decision win over former UFC women’s strawweight champion Rose Namajunas.

Maycee Barber (14-2) is the No. 5 fighter in the UFC women’s 125-pound division. She opened her UFC career with a 3-2 record, but is undefeated since dropping back-to-back decisions to Roxanne Modafferi and Alexa Grasso in 2020 and 2021.

The 27-year-old Barber is riding a six-fight winning streak heading into UFC Vegas 107. Her most recent victory was a March 2024 decision win over Katlyn Cerminara.

Barber was schedule to face Rose Namajunas in July 2024, but she dropped out of that fight due to illness. Barber later revealed she had Epstein-barr virus.

In December she told Morning Kombat, “Everything’s going great now. It has been a long journey. I was so bummed when – well, first of all, I was so excited to fight Rose because not only was I fighting Rose, but I was also fighting in Denver where I made my UFC debut. So for me, it was my first main event.

“It was a very huge opportunity for me, and I was so excited and then I was devastated when I was told, ‘Hey look, you’re not going to fight on this card.’ Obviously the health is more important. So I was very devastated, but I have made a lot of progress coming forward, and I can’t wait to be back.”

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UFC Vegas 107 results, reactions and more will be updated live throughout tonight’s fight card.