Paul Craig banks a $50K performance bonus for his vicious TKO in his UFC London debut.

Paul Craig demonstrated his versatility by earning a vicious TKO stoppage over Andre Muniz.

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By manish kumar | Jul 23, 2023 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

In a night filled with adrenaline-pumping action, Tom Aspinall stole the show with a sensational display of skill and power at UFC London on Saturday, July 22, 2023. The heavyweight contender secured his place as a contender in the division with a crushing first-round TKO victory over seasoned opponent Marcin Tybura.

The O2 Arena in London, England, witnessed Aspinall’s dominant outing as he wasted no time imposing his will on his opponent. Just 73 seconds into the main event, the Manchester native unleashed a barrage of punches that prevented Tybura from continuing.

The brutal stoppage showcased Aspinall’s striking prowess and reaffirmed his status as a formidable contender in the highly competitive heavyweight landscape.

UFC London delivers an electrifying night of action.

Aspinall wasn’t the only person to leave a lasting impression on the UFC London event, either. The card boasted a collection of electrifying performances, leaving fans on the edge of their seats throughout the night.

Joel Alvarez’s return to the lightweight division was met with success as he secured a submission finish over Marc Diakiese. Unfortunately, the victory came after an accidental clash of heads, which added an element of adversity to Alvarez’s triumph.

Former light heavyweight contender Paul Craig made a memorable middleweight debut, demonstrating his versatility by earning a vicious TKO stoppage over Andre Muniz. Craig’s career reached a big turning point with the victory, which will surely help him move up the middleweight rankings.

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In a wild featherweight affair, Nathaniel Wood and Andre Fili engaged in a back-and-forth battle that saw both fighters dropping each other multiple times. Ultimately, it was “Prospect” Wood who emerged victorious, securing a decision win and further solidifying his position as a rising star in the featherweight division.

Julija Stoliarenko made her presence felt in the women’s bantamweight division by delivering a massive first-round armbar finish, spoiling the London return of Molly McCann. Stoliarenko’s performance showcased her grappling prowess and sent a clear message to the rest of the bantamweight roster.

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