Completed MMA Event

UFC Fight Night 142: Dos Santos vs. Tuivasa

• Saturday 12.01.2018 at 10:00 PM ET
• U.S. Broadcast: Fox Sports 1 | Prelims: UFC Fight Pass
• Name: UFC Fight Night 142: Dos Santos vs. Tuivasa
• Also Known As: UFC Fight Night Adelaide
• Promotion: Ultimate Fighting Championship
• Ownership: WME-IMG
• Venue: Adelaide Entertainment Center
• Location: Adelaide, South Australia
• Enclosure: Octagon
• TV Announcers: John Gooden, Dan Hardy
• Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer
• Post-Fight Interviews: Dan Hardy
• Ticket Revenue (live gate): $1,400,000
• Attendance: 8,652
• TV Ratings: 702,000 avg. viewers (883k peak, 471k FS1 prelims)
• MMA Bouts: 12
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Fight Card

• KO/TKO, Punches
  2:30 Round 2 of 5, 7:30 Total

  12

  

  Junior dos Santos

  

  Climbed to 20-5

  Main Event 265 5 x 5  |  Pro

  Tai Tuivasa

  

  Fell to 10-1

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  0:43 Round 3 of 3, 10:43 Total

  11

  

  Maurício Rua

  

  Climbed to 26-11

  Co-Main Event 205 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Tyson Pedro

  

  Fell to 7-3

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  10

  

  Justin Willis

  

  Climbed to 8-1

  Main Card 265 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Mark Hunt

  

  Fell to 13-14

  
• Submission, Anaconda Choke
  1:19 Round 3 of 3, 11:19 Total

  9

  

  Anthony Rocco Martin

  

  Climbed to 15-4

  Main Card 170 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Jake Matthews

  

  Fell to 14-4

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  2:14 Round 1 of 3

  8

  

  Sodiq Yusuff

  

  Climbed to 8-1

  Main Card 145 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Suman Mokhtarian

  

  Fell to 8-1

  
• Submission, Kimura
  4:51 Round 3 of 3, 14:51 Total

  7

  

  Jimmy Crute

  

  Climbed to 9-0

  Main Card 205 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Paul Craig

  

  Fell to 10-3

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  6

  

  Alexey Kunchenko

  

  Climbed to 20-0

  Prelim 170 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Yushin Okami

  

  Fell to 36-12

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  5

  

  Wilson Reis

  

  Climbed to 23-9

  Prelim 125 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Ben Nguyen

  

  Fell to 17-8

  
• Decision, Split
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  4

  

  Keita Nakamura

  

  Climbed to 34-9

  Prelim 170 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Salim Touahri

  

  Fell to 10-3

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  3

  

  Kai Kara-France

  

  Climbed to 18-7

  Prelim 125 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Elias Garcia

  

  Fell to 6-2

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  2

  

  Christos Giagos

  

  Climbed to 16-7

  Prelim 155 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Mizuto Hirota

  

  Fell to 18-10

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  1

  

  Damir Ismagulov

  

  Climbed to 20-1

  Prelim 155 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Alex Gorgees

  

  Fell to 7-1

  

Event Discussion

UFC Fight Night 142: Dos Santos vs. Tuivasa

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Detroit Superstar

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12.11.2018 | 2:30 PM ET

Pedro did get injured in the fight. And shortly after came the finish from Shogun.

Detroit Superstar

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12.11.2018 | 2:37 PM ET

@freemoney

No way Martin was down 2 Rounds before the finish. Probably 1-1 going into the 3rd and Martin was clearly winning the 3rd had he not got the finish. 

Look at all the stats they are in favor of Martin. 

freemoneyforall

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12.12.2018 | 1:48 PM ET

@superstar u could be right however as far as compubox stats are concerned I strongly suspect they are ********. Why u ask. Because firstly who counts them? what view do they have? I have tried to count and found my t.v. view is rarely good enough to see the punch land for shure everytime. Further more who the **** decides what a significant strike is? I watch and cant tell half the time if it landed or if it hurt. Why are there no total strike numbers to compare. Finally I've watched many a fight where it seems dead even and then the punch stats are lopsided in favor of one fighter. Wasn't there just a problem with the khabib conor punch stat numbers? I picked martin but I had him losing two rounds to none going into the third. Point of view I guess.
Personaly I've learnt dont ever trust anything the ufc says unless u see it yourself.

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