Exciting Results from UFC Apex in Las Vegas

Check out the exciting results from the seventh week of Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Find out who emerged victorious in the thrilling matchups.

The seventh season of Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) took place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada on Tuesday night. The event featured a thrilling main event and several other exciting matchups.

Main Event: Shamil Gaziev vs. Greg Velasco

In the highly anticipated main event, Shamil Gaziev faced off against Greg Velasco in a heavyweight showdown. Both fighters showed incredible skill and determination, delivering a thrilling contest that had the crowd on the edge of their seats.

Jacobi Jones vs. Dan Allen

Another exciting matchup on the card was between Jacobi Jones and Dan Allen. The two fighters put on a show, displaying their striking and grappling abilities. It was a closely contested fight that went the distance, leaving the judges with a tough decision.

Stephanie Luciano vs. Talita Alencar

Stephanie Luciano and Talita Alencar went head-to-head in a women’s bantamweight bout. Both fighters showcased their technical skills and heart, putting on a display of high-level mixed martial arts.

Dylan Mantello vs. Kaynan Kruschewsky

Dylan Mantello and Kaynan Kruschewsky squared off in a featherweight clash. The fight was a back-and-forth battle, with both fighters landing significant strikes and attempting submissions. It was a true showcase of the talent and determination in the featherweight division.

Igor da Silva vs. Jhonata Silva

The final fight of the night featured Igor da Silva taking on Jhonata Silva in a flyweight matchup. Both fighters brought their A-game, showcasing their speed and technical abilities. It was an action-packed fight that kept the fans on their feet.

Overall, the seventh week of DWCS delivered an incredible night of fights, with each matchup providing excitement and entertainment. Fans can’t wait to see what the future holds for these talented fighters.