UFC 320 went down last night (Sat., Oct. 4, 2025) inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada which saw Alex Pereira reclaim the Light Heavyweight title in impressive fashion by absolutely running over Magomed Ankalaev en route to securing a first-round knockout victory (see it again here).

Ankalaev ended Pereira's run as light heavyweight champion at UFC 313 in March, a run that came after Pereira jumped up in weight after losing the middleweight title. On that night, Ankalaev was able to use his clinch game to smother Pereira and take him out of a comfortable range for his dangerous strikes.

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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) ventured forth to T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada for UFC 320. After more than a month without a high-profile event or title fight, it was great to have two belts on the line!

For the second consecutive fight, the light heavyweight title switched hands as Alex Pereira avenged his March defeat to Magomed Ankalaev on Saturday via first-round knockout in the main event of UFC 320 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Arguably the best card top to bottom in the UFC this year… Welcome to UFC 320. Barring any pullouts or weight-cut misses, we have 14 fights on deck this weekend, with all of the prelims on ESPN+ beginning at 6 p.m. ET. Just five of the 14 fights are expected to end inside the distance for this card.

At UFC 320 on Saturday night, Merab Dvalishvili put his belt and top spot in the UFC bantamweight rankings on the line for the third time when he faced Cory Sandhagen in the night’s main event. And just like his last 13 fights,

Alex Pereira regained his light-heavyweight title from Magomed Ankalaev in shocking fashion at UFC 320, stopping the Russian in the very first round.Pereira needed barely over one minute to score a TKO,