We check in on the latest UFC results as the Octagon set up shop over in London for UFC Fight Night 224. In the main event, a new heavyweight contender emerged as Tom Aspinall and Marcin Tybura squared off. The entire card aired live on ESPN+ from The O2 Arena. Now, let us check out the latest UFC results.
UFC Results: Tom Aspinall Delights The England Crowd
UFC Fight Night 224 was the Tom Aspinall show, as the heavyweight scored a convincing first round finish over Marcin Tybura.
The entire card streamed live on ESPN+ from The O2 Arena in London, England. The heavyweight encounter served as the main event.
Aspinall, a native of Leigh, Greater Manchester, England, improved to 13-3 when he floored Tybura just over a minute into their scheduled five-round affair. He is now 6-1 inside the Octagon, with the lone loss coming because of a knee injury vs. Curtis Blaydes last July.
In the co-main event, Julija Stoliarenko upset Molly McCann, scoring her own first round finish with an armbar submission. Stoliarenko also rebounded from a loss and is now 11-7-2 overall.
Big Nights From Nathaniel Wood, Paul Craig
Nathaniel Wood and Paul Craig were among the main card winners who led England with momentum in their favor.
Wood scored a decision victory over Andre Fili in a featherweight affair, while Craig stopped Andre Muniz late in the second round of their middleweight bout.
Fares Ziam, Lerone Murphy and Daniel Marcos were the other main card winners.
Prelims Belong To Jonny Parsons
In the preliminary main event on ESPN+ and UFC Fight Pass, Jonny Parsons stopped Danny Roberts with just three seconds left in the second round.
The win should be a big one in the career progress of Parsons at welterweight.
Joel Alvarez submitted Marc Diakiese with a brabo choke and Jafel Filho locked in an arm-triangle choke on Daniel Barez to begin the night.
Between those finishes, it was a decision-fest, as Mick Parkin, Makhmud Muradov, Ketlen Vieira, Chris Duncan and Bruna Brasil were all declared winners.
Bonus money went to Parson and Roberts for “Fight of the Night,” while Aspinall and Craig picked up “Performance of the Night” bonuses.
What Is Up Next
It is a big one on the horizon for the promotion, as UFC 291 takes place Saturday, July 29. The event will emulate from the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah with Dustn Poirier and Justin Gaethje in the main event.
The “BMF” title will be on the line when Poirier and Gaethje square off.
Also, Jan Blachowicz returns to meet Alex Pereira, Tony Ferguson battles Bobby Green, Michael Chiesa takes on Kevin Holland and Stephen Thompson squares off with Michel Pereira.
UFC Results
UFC Fight Night 224
Tom Aspinall def. Marcin Tybura via TKO (strikes) at 1:13 of Round 1
Julija Stoliarenko def. Molly McCann via submission (armbar) at 1:55 of Round 1
Nathaniel Wood def. Andre Fili via TKO (strikes) at 4:40 of Round 2
Fares Ziam def. Jai Herbert via unanimous decision
Lerone Murphy def. Joshua Culibao via unanimous decision
Daniel Marcos def. Davey Grant via split decision
Jonny Parsons def. Danny Roberts via TKO (strikes) at 4:57 of Round 2
Joel Alvarez def. Marc Diakiese via submission (brabo choke) at 4:26 of Round 2
Mick Parkin def. Jamal Pogues via unanimous decision
Makhmud Muradov def. Bryan Barberena via unanimous decision
Ketlen Vieira def. Pannie Kianzad via unanimous decision
Chris Duncan def. Yanal Ashmouz via unanimous decision
Bruna Brasil def. Shauna Bannon via unanimous decision
Jafel Filho def. Daniel Barez via submission (arm-triangle choke) at 3:26 of Round 1
