Neil Magny added another milestone to his Ultimate Fighting Championship career at UFC 330.

The welterweight veteran defeated Ramiz Brahimaj, rallying from an early scare to score a second-round technical knockout at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, to pick up his 25th win in the promotion.

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Neil Magny's 25 UFC wins trail only Jim Miller after UFC 330 With 25 Octagon victories under his belt, Magny is now tied with former lightweight champ and reigning BMF titleholder Charles Oliveira in second place, behind only Jim Miller (28). Furthermore, he’s finished his last three wins, which he highlighted in a post-fight interview.

“Man, it feels great,” Magny said. “This puts me at 3-1 in my last four fights; all three wins came by finish, so I feel like I am in a very good position. I feel pretty good about it.”

The 39-year-old has been on the UFC roster since 2013, developing a reputation as a gatekeeper to the top tier of the welterweight div…

Charles Johnson earned a bonus for his submission victory, pulling off a Scottish twister against Eduardo Henrique in the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s return to Philadelphia.

Johnson endured an early storm from his counterpart at UFC 330 before executing the rare move during a grappling exchange. He detailed his proficiency with the submission at the post-fight press conference and revealed who taught it to him.

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How Charles Johnson landed historic Scottish twister against Eduardo Henrique at UFC 330 While Johnson is better known for his striking, he showed off his grappling chops when the opportunity presented itself.

The Scottish twister is a variation of the traditional twister that requires precise control of the opponent's waist and torso. For Johnson, however, the submission was far from a last-second improvisation, revealing that Patrick “Patchy” Mix showed him how to do it.

“I hit that at least once or twice a week on people in pra…

Jalin Turner made quick work of Kaue Fernandes in his second Ultimate Fighting Championship bout back since a brief retirement.

Turner, who announced he’s retiring from mixed martial arts in March 2025 following a submission loss to Ignacio Bahamondes, has now defeated both Edson Barboza and Fernandes in consecutive bouts via first-round finishes. He wants to keep the momentum going and inspire others with his comeback.

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Jalin Turner targets UFC lightweight rankings after stopping Kaue Fernandes “The Tarantula” said in a post-fight interview that the road back to fighting has been challenging before paying homage to Barboza, who retired at UFC 330.

“It’s just been a lot, you know, it’s been a tough road,” Turner said. “The retirement was tough. I just want to pay homage to Edson Barboza. He retired tonight. Shout out to him for an amazing career. It was a blessing to share the Octagon with him. And I know how tough that decision is.”

Turner, who…