Machado Gary defeat Brazin at UFC Fight Nightweight Bout | Mixed fighting arts

Ian Machado Gary defeated Carlos Peretz at a UFC’s main event at UFC in Kansas City.

Ian Machado Gary survived a late scratch from Carlos Brets, and got a unanimous decision in an effort to bypass the main event of his weight at Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) in Kansas City.

Gary defeated the Scorectips cards for rulers, 48-47, 48-47, 49-46, to finish PRATES operating that was not defeated in UFC.

Gary dominated four of the five rounds of Saturday night, as Brets kept a goalkeeper on the superior movement, photography, wrestling, and amazing attacks outside the balance in the appraiser.

In the last minute of the fifth round, Brets launched an angry return, in an attempt to strike the technical judge in the fifth round (TKO) against its longest opponent. Brazn fired multiple punches against Gary on the feet and on the ground, but with both fighters who suffer from fatigue late, Irish escaped the late attack.

After the match, Gary said he was not upset with the Prets wave in the fifth round.

“I didn’t hurt,” Gary said after obtaining a decision on Britis. “I was aware of every moment. I know how dangerous that man is. I only have respect for what he and his team (martial martial) do.”

Gary revealed that he is the official fighter of the title of the title UFC 315 in weight on May 10 between the hero Bilal Mohamed and Jack Dela Madlena.

In the joint event on Saturday, Mingang Chang ended his career in the martial arts (MMA) in Anthony Smith on a sour observation, where he defeated the UFC light weight of heavyweight by TKO from the first round in 4 minutes and 3 seconds. Zhang fell with a wave of punches and elbows to overcome the Nebraska citizen before fighting.

Despite the result, Smith said he was proud of what he accomplished over the career and upwards.

“I will feel grateful for this.” Smith said in the appraiser. “I appreciate you, comrades.”

Smith retired from MMA with 25 UFC matches, won 13. Zhang (19-6 MMA) did not see the second round in any of his victory in his career, while Smith (37-22 MMA) ended his journey in a three-time loss series.

Saturday’s competition was the first UFC event in Kansas City since April 2023.