Completed MMA Event

UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier

• Saturday 12.11.2021 at 06:00 PM ET
• U.S. Broadcast: Pay Per View | Prelims: ESPN
• Promotion: Ultimate Fighting Championship
• Ownership: Endeavor
• Venue: T-Mobile Arena
• Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
• Enclosure: Octagon
• TV Announcers: Jon Anik, Joe Rogan, Daniel Cormier
• Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer
• Post-Fight Interviews: Joe Rogan
• Attendance: 18,471
• PPV Buys / Buyrate: 500,000 | TV Ratings: 729,000 avg. viewers (ESPN2 prelims)
• MMA Bouts: 14
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Fight Card

• UFC Lightweight Championship
  Submission, Rear Naked Choke
  1:02 Round 3 of 5, 11:02 Total

  14

  

  Charles Oliveira

  

  Climbed to 32-8

  Main Event 155 5 x 5  |  Pro

  Dustin Poirier

  

  Fell to 28-7

  
• UFC Bantamweight Championship
  Submission, Rear Naked Choke
  3:26 Round 2 of 5, 8:26 Total

  13

  

  Julianna Peña

  

  Climbed to 11-4

  Co-Main Event 135 5 x 5  |  Pro

  Amanda Nunes

  

  Fell to 21-5

  
• Decision, Split
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  12

  

  Geoff Neal

  

  Climbed to 14-4

  Main Card 170 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Santiago Ponzinibbio

  

  Fell to 28-5

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  3:21 Round 1 of 3

  11

  

  Kai Kara-France

  

  Climbed to 23-9

  Main Card 125 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Cody Garbrandt

  

  Fell to 12-5

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  4:42 Round 1 of 3

  10

  

  Sean O'Malley

  

  Climbed to 15-1

  Main Card 135 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Raulian Paiva

  

  Fell to 21-4

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  9

  

  Josh Emmett

  

  Climbed to 17-2

  Prelim 145 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Dan Ige

  

  Fell to 15-5

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  8

  

  Dominick Cruz

  

  Climbed to 24-3

  Prelim 135 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Pedro Munhoz

  

  Fell to 19-7

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  0:26 Round 2 of 3, 5:26 Total

  7

  

  Tai Tuivasa

  

  Climbed to 14-3

  Prelim 265 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Augusto Sakai

  

  Fell to 15-4

  
• KO/TKO, Punches
  1:28 Round 1 of 3

  6

  

  Bruno Silva

  

  Climbed to 22-6

  Prelim 185 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Jordan Wright

  

  Fell to 12-2

  
• Submission, Armbar
  3:13 Round 1 of 3

  5

  

  André Muniz

  

  Climbed to 22-4

  Prelim 185 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Eryk Anders

  

  Fell to 14-6

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  4

  

  Erin Blanchfield

  

  Climbed to 8-1

  Prelim 125 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Miranda Maverick

  

  Fell to 9-4

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  3

  

  Ryan Hall

  

  Climbed to 9-2

  Prelim 145 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Darrick Minner

  

  Fell to 26-13

  
• KO/TKO, Ground and Pound
  4:15 Round 2 of 3, 9:15 Total

  2

  

  Tony Kelley

  

  Climbed to 8-2

  Prelim 135 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Randy Costa

  

  Fell to 6-3

  
• Submission, Rear Naked Choke
  4:59 Round 1 of 3

  1

  

  Gillian Robertson

  

  Climbed to 10-6

  Prelim 129 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Priscila Cachoeira

  

  Fell to 10-4

  

Event Discussion

UFC 269: Oliveira vs. Poirier

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putaforkinya

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12.13.2021 | 12:55 AM ET

Just sayin 
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Fremen

4 2

12.13.2021 | 2:08 AM ET

n My Pick History: Dustin Poirier

3 Predictions  ·  0 - 3

• UFC 269 · 2021.12.11
• DustinPoirier · KO/TKO · Round 4
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• ConorMcGregor · KO/TKO · Round 2
• UFC 257 · 2021.01.23
• ConorMcGregor · KO/TKO · Round 2

loudenSwain

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12.13.2021 | 8:40 PM ET

@Erison, right on. I didn’t even see your post. In quick browsing I saw some discussion. I’m sure it influenced a moment in the round and had some level of impact. My stance remains, being Dustin conceded position very fast in the second out of fear for the sub. That’s fine. I get it. However, as I’ve said before and will again, I got no pity for the guy who gave the round away to avoid a position, basically looking for a stand up or the clock. I love DP. I thought that’s what ****** him mostly. Then the next round he still backed to the cage, where he’s most likely to get taken down. Then he still gave his back. I get your point and respect it. That said, even taken a point, he still got taken down and dominated in the third. He lost the fight more than the ref giving it away, despite the missed call. That’s just like my opinion though, man..you don’t have to agree. All gravy. 

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