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UFC Seattle Results: Joe Pyfer Stuns Israel Adesanya, Alexa Grasso Lands a Scary KO, and the Card Goes Wild

UFC Seattle Results: Joe Pyfer Stuns Israel Adesanya, Alexa Grasso Lands a Scary KO, and the Card Goes Wild

UFC Seattle did not just shake up the card, it shook up entire divisions

UFC Seattle was supposed to be a pressure test for Joe Pyfer and a chance for Israel Adesanya to prove there was still another big run left in him. Instead, UFC Fight Night: Adesanya vs. Pyfer turned into a night of violent swings, ugly momentum shifts, and a result that changes how people talk about the middleweight picture.

Joe Pyfer just did what a lot of people thought he could not

The main event, Joe Pyfer vs. Israel Adesanya, ended with Pyfer stopping the former champion in the second round. That is the kind of finish that immediately changes a career. For Pyfer, it is more than a ranking boost. It is the type of win that drags a fighter into serious title conversation. For Adesanya, it adds even more weight to a brutal late-career slide.

Alexa Grasso’s finish was the clip everyone replayed

The co-main, Alexa Grasso vs. Maycee Barber, delivered one of the most jarring moments on the whole card. Grasso put Barber out cold in the first round, and the reaction online was instant because it did not look like a normal knockdown. It looked final.

The rest of the main card kept producing damage

Michael Chiesa vs. Niko Price ended quickly with Chiesa locking up a rear-naked choke. Lerryan Douglas vs. Julian Erosa went the other direction: short, violent, and ugly for Erosa. Yousri Belgaroui vs. Mansur Abdul-Malik ended with a knee knockout, and Terrance McKinney vs. Kyle Nelson was over almost before it started.

The prelims had controversy too

Tofiq Musayev vs. Ignacio Bahamondes gave the card one of its angriest reactions, with complaints online about a fence grab and head clash changing the flow of the fight. Lance Gibson Jr. vs. Chase Hooper, Tyrell Fortune vs. Marcin Tybura, Casey O’Neill vs. Gabriella Fernandes, Navajo Stirling vs. Bruno Lopes, Ricky Simón vs. Adrian Yanez, and Alexia Thainara vs. Bruna Brasil rounded out a card that never really calmed down.

UFC Seattle full results

Main Card

Joe Pyfer vs. Israel Adesanya – Pyfer won by TKO, Round 2

Alexa Grasso vs. Maycee Barber – Grasso won by KO, Round 1

Michael Chiesa vs. Niko Price – Chiesa won by submission, Round 1

Lerryan Douglas vs. Julian Erosa – Douglas won by KO, Round 1

Yousri Belgaroui vs. Mansur Abdul-Malik – Belgaroui won by KO, Round 3

Terrance McKinney vs. Kyle Nelson – McKinney won by TKO, Round 1

Preliminary Card

Tofiq Musayev vs. Ignacio Bahamondes – Musayev won by unanimous decision

Lance Gibson Jr. vs. Chase Hooper – Gibson Jr. won by TKO, Round 1

Tyrell Fortune vs. Marcin Tybura – Fortune won by unanimous decision

Casey O’Neill vs. Gabriella Fernandes – O’Neill won by KO, Round 1

Navajo Stirling vs. Bruno Lopes – Stirling won by TKO, Round 2

Ricky Simón vs. Adrian Yanez – ruled a majority draw

Alexia Thainara vs. Bruna Brasil – Thainara won by unanimous decision

UFC Seattle FAQ

Who won the main event at UFC Seattle?

Joe Pyfer vs. Israel Adesanya ended with Pyfer winning by second-round TKO.

Who won Alexa Grasso vs Maycee Barber at UFC Seattle?

Alexa Grasso vs. Maycee Barber ended with Grasso scoring a first-round knockout.

What was the event name for UFC Seattle?

The official event was UFC Fight Night: Adesanya vs. Pyfer.

What were the biggest finishes at UFC Seattle?

The biggest stoppages came in Pyfer vs. Adesanya, Grasso vs. Barber, Douglas vs. Erosa, and Belgaroui vs. Abdul-Malik.

Was there controversy at UFC Seattle?

Yes. The loudest complaints online focused on Tofiq Musayev vs. Ignacio Bahamondes, where fans argued that foul-related moments changed the fight.

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