Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 results: Ketlen Vieira's highest game also much for Cat Zingano

Cat Zingano had her moments, however Ketlen Vieira used an at-times stifling highest game to take a split decision. Zingano came forward early & landed, however Vieira landed a counter right & a knee to the body not long after. Vieira landed a large throw early in the 2nd, then quickly stepped over to full mount. Zingano threw solid elbows from the bottom, however it was all Vieira by highest position for almostthe whole round. Up-to-the-minute Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 results involve:For full coverage of Ultimate Fighting Championship 222, check out the Ultimate Fighting Championship Events department of the site.

Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 results: Zak Ottow spoils Mike Pyle's retirement battle by premier-round TKO

Zak Ottow spoiled Mike Pyle's retirement party & did what he pledged by a premier-round end. Ottow (16-five MMA, three-two Ultimate Fighting Championship) stopped Pyle (27-14-one MMA, ten-nine Ultimate Fighting Championship) by a TKO in the premier round after knocking him drop by a large right hand. The welterweight bout was portion of the preliminary card of today's Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 event at T-cell Phone Arena in Las Vegas. #UFC222 pic.twitter.com/ANNLgUfP2W — Ultimate Fighting Championship (@Ultimate Fighting Championship) March four, 2018Ottow got back in the beat column next a loss to Li Jingliang in November. Up-to-the-minute Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 results involve:For full coverage of Ultimate Fighting Championship 222, check out the Ultimate Fighting Championship Events department of the site.

Ultimate Fighting Championship 222 results: Zak Ottow defeats retiring Mike Pyle in premier round

As it stated in Longtime veteran Mike Pyle rounded out his career in his adopted hometown of Las Vegas at Ultimate Fighting Championship 222. The feel-perfect version of the story ended there, though, as Zak Ottow defeated him via TKO at two:34 of the opening round at T-cell Phone Arena. I f*ckin' loved it," Pyle, holding back tears, said of his career in his postfight interview. The beginning of the finish came while Ottow dropped Pyle by a right hand. Pyle held the WEC welterweight belt & had ten career Ultimate Fighting Championship victories.

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