

Jake EllenbergerWon by knockout · R1 0:53
UFC FIGHT NIGHT/NEW ORLEANS/12 Fights


Jake EllenbergerWon by knockout · R1 0:53


Court McGeeWon by decision · R3 5:00

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

Erik KochWon by decision · R3 5:00

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
Alan BelcherWon by knockout · R1 3:48


Vagner RochaWon by submission · R2 3:49


No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
Evan DunhamWon by decision · R3 5:00

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

Lance BenoistWon by decision · R3 5:00

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
Ken StoneWon by submission · R1 2:40

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

Seth BaczynskiWon by submission · R2 1:12


No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
TJ WaldburgerWon by submission · R1 3:52

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.

No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
Robert PeraltaWon by decision · R3 5:00


No card yet — a rate needs three UFC bouts before it means anything.
Justin EdwardsWon by decision · R3 5:00
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. 9 bars were won across this card and 5 given back, and 5 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.
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.
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.