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Brendan AllenWon by submission · R5 2:46

UFC FIGHT NIGHT/LAS VEGAS/12 Fights
UFC Fight Night: Allen vs. Duncan finished 75.0% of its 12 scored bouts, the 8th highest of 2026 and 98th highest of the 792 cards on record. 9 of the 12 ended early — 7 by knockout, 2 by submission — with the other 3 going to the judges.
Fighters went down at 2.3 knockdowns per hour of cage time, a knockdown rate ranking 421st of 792 all-time.
Christian Leroy Duncan set a career high with 106 significant strikes landed (previous best 73), Matheus Camilo set a career high with 43 significant strikes landed (previous best 39), Allen Frye Jr. set a career high with 40 significant strikes landed (previous best 33), RJ Harris set a career high with 20 significant strikes landed (previous best 15).
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Brendan AllenWon by submission · R5 2:46

2WinsJai HerbertWon by decision · R3 5:00


Loopy GodinezWon by decision · R3 5:00

Loss2Andre FiliWon by knockout · R2 0:22
Loss3
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Otari TanziloviWon by knockout · R2 2:39

Loss6Julius WalkerWon by knockout · R2 3:35

Loss4Francisco PradoWon by knockout · R1 4:23


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Niko PriceWon by knockout · R1 1:58


Brendson RibeiroWon by submission · R1 1:49

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Allen Frye Jr.Won by knockout · R1 2:59
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Loss2Alice PereiraWon by knockout · R1 5:00


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Every card on this page is a percentile against the whole roster, so the only way to know what a night did to one is to rank the roster twice — as it stood the morning of the card, and again once the results were in. 34 bars were won across this card and 43 given back, and 2 fighters earned cards for the first time.
Three fights is where a rate stops being an accident, and this is the night he reached it. So this is his first card rather than a changed one — there is nothing yet to compare it against.
Three fights is where a rate stops being an accident, and this is the night he reached it. So this is his first card rather than a changed one — there is nothing yet to compare it against.
1 of 1 landed. Frozen before the card and never edited since — which is the only thing that makes the number worth reading.