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UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brown (UFC Vegas 111) — Results, Highlights & What’s Next at Welterweight

UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brown (UFC Vegas 111) — Results, Highlights & What’s Next at Welterweight

Bonfim detonates Brown — and calls his shot

Gabriel Bonfim picked his ranges, chewed up the leg, and walked Randy Brown into a crushing knee to close Bonfim vs. Brown. The ending wasn’t ambiguous—Brown’s head bounced, the fight was done. Moments later, Bonfim used the mic to aim straight up the rankings.

Given his form and the finish, a Covington fight isn’t crazy talk. The welterweight ladder just got another climber.

Wild swings across the main card

Medic vs. Salikhov — one-way violence

Uroš Medić uncorked a brutal sequence that froze “King of Kung Fu” in place. A reminder that his first-round power is very real.

Morales vs. Schnell — guillotine instincts

Joseph Morales timed a level change and snapped on the neck in transition—classic guillotine awareness, quick squeeze, lights dim.

Leroy Duncan vs. Tulio — highlight-reel spin

Christian Leroy Duncan read the rhythm, spun through the guard, and iced it—one of the night’s cleanest knockouts.

Padilla vs. Bonfim — missed weight, missed window

Ismael Bonfim came in heavy and paid for it. Chris Padilla poured on strikes for a late stoppage, puncturing a rough family split-screen for the Bonfims.

Undercard sparks & callouts

On the way up, Hokit vs. Gimenis ended in a 56-second blitz—then Josh Hokit cut a pro-wrestling caliber promo that lit up timelines.

Elsewhere, technicians got to work: steady rounds in Barcelos vs. Simón and Emmers vs. Amil, clean scorecards for Cavalcanti vs. Bueno Silva, and measured output in Gomes vs. Pennington. A tidy grappling finish capped Marcos vs. Johns.

Full Card — UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brown

Main Event — Welterweight

Bonfim vs. Brown: Gabriel Bonfim def. Randy Brown via KO (knee) — 1:40, R2

Flyweight

Morales vs. Schnell: Joseph Morales def. Matt Schnell via Submission (Guillotine) — 2:54, R1

Welterweight

Medic vs. Salikhov: Uroš Medić def. Muslim Salikhov via TKO (strikes) — 1:03, R1

161 lb Catchweight

Padilla vs. Bonfim: Chris Padilla def. Ismael Bonfim via TKO (strikes) — 4:30, R2

Middleweight

Leroy Duncan vs. Tulio: Christian Leroy Duncan def. Marco Tulio via KO (spinning backfist & punches) — 3:20, R2

Prelims

Emmers vs. Amil: Jamall Emmers def. Hyder Amil via UD (29-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Barcelos vs. Simón: Raoni Barcelos def. Ricky Simón via UD (29-28 x2, 29-28)

Cavalcanti vs. Bueno Silva: Jacqueline Cavalcanti def. Mayra Bueno Silva via UD (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Hokit vs. Gimenis: Josh Hokit def. Max Gimenis via TKO (strikes) — 0:56, R1

Gomes vs. Pennington: Denise Gomes def. Tecia Pennington via UD (30-27 x2, 30-27)

Marcos vs. Johns: Daniel Marcos def. Miles Johns via Submission (RNC) — 4:23, R2

195 lb Catchweight: Zachary Reese def. Jackson McVey via Submission (RNC) — 1:38, R2

FAQ

What event was this?

UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brown, a.k.a. UFC Vegas 111, under the UFC banner.

Who had the knockout of the night?

Gabriel Bonfim’s knee in Bonfim vs. Brown stole the headlines, with style points to Leroy Duncan vs. Tulio for the spinning finish.

Which submission stood out?

Morales vs. Schnell delivered a sharp guillotine; Marcos vs. Johns closed via rear-naked choke.

Who cut the best post-fight promo?

Josh Hokit after Hokit vs. Gimenis—no contest.

What’s next for Bonfim?

He called out Colby Covington immediately. Given the emphatic finish, that’s a legit conversation in the welterweight mix.

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