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Please watch the crowd roar like apes at Aussie UFC fighter Tai Tuivasa doing a shoey after his win against Brazilian fighter Augusto Sakai.

American Julianna Pena pulled off one of the biggest shocks in UFC history as she landed a second-round victory over Amanda Nunes in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Coming into the fight a heavy betting favourite Nunes,

Robert Whittaker's rematch with Israel Adesanya for the UFC middleweight crown has been locked in for Houston on the same weekend as the NFL's Super Bowl.The Australian lost the title to Nigerian-born New Zealander Adesanya in front of 60,

Julianna Peña was a major underdog making big promises heading into her fight against Amanda Nunes – and then she delivered.

Julianna Peña stops Brazilian legend Amanda Nunes by submission in the second round at UFC 269 in Las Vegas, while Australian heavyweight Tai Tuivasa adds another victory his growing tally.

In a massive weekend of sport, Whittaker will square off with the Kiwi-Nigerian champ in Houston, the night before the NFL's Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Whittaker has rattled off three consecutive wins against other contenders in the division to find his way back to the main event,

Australian UFC heavyweight has delighted fans with a fourth-straight knockout win in Las Vegas against Brazil's Augusto Saka.

The UFC's own social media accounts labelled it the biggest upset in the company's history, and it's hard to disagree. "I still can't believe it happened," Rogan said afterwards. The other title fight was equally full of fireworks,

Julianna Pena shocked the mixed martial arts world, defeating Amanda Nunes by submission in Round 2 to win the UFC women's bantamweight title Saturday night.

Julianna Pena has stopped Brazilian legend Amanda Nunes by submission in the second round at UFC 269 in Las Vegas, claiming the bantamweight title from the long-reigning two-division champion in one of the biggest upsets in recent UFC history.