
UFC Vegas 122 delivered a mix of high-stakes performances and intriguing matchups, with the middleweight division stealing the show. Brendan Allen secured a dominant fifth-round submission over Christian Leroy Duncan, ending the bout with a rear-naked choke.
Allen’s victory—his first in nearly two years—solidifies his standing in the Top 5 and sets up a compelling next step: a potential rematch against Gregory Rodrigues Allen, a recent UFC main-event winner who has yet to face Allen. The bout between the two veterans would serve as a perfect Fight Night main card, given their proven track records and explosive styles in the Octagon.
Elsewhere, Jai Herbert earned a hard-fought unanimous decision over Matheus Camilo, proving his readiness for another veteran challenge. A showdown with Nasrat Haqparast, who has struggled in back-to-back fights, could determine Herbert’s next career leap.
Meanwhile, Lupita Godinez outpointed Ketlen Souza in the women’s strawweight division, while Andre Fili’s head kick finish over Kai Kamaka III highlighted his enduring athleticism. The upcoming bout between Fili and undefeated Tommy McMillen promises a test of experience against youthful dominance.
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