Brendson Ribeiro

Ribeiro's latest appearance ended quickly when Yakhyaev took the back and finished the rear-naked choke in round one. It extended a rough UFC stretch in which the outcomes have swung hard from one fight to the next.

Key moments

• Lost by first-round submission.
• The choke ended the fight at 2:52 of round one.
• Suffered a third defeat in his last four UFC appearances.

Sy forced Ribeiro into a punishing first-round sequence and eventually got the stoppage with elbows and punches late in the frame.

Key moments

• Lost by first-round TKO.
• The finish came at 4:42 of round one.
• Could not build on the wins over Nurgozhay and Machado.

Murzakanov forced Ribeiro into defense early and finished him before the first round ended. The stoppage was a sharp reminder that Ribeiro's aggression can leave him exposed when the return fire comes back clean.

Key moments

• Was stopped in the opening round.
• The finish came at 3:25 of round one.
• Dropped a fight against one of the division's more proven names.

Barkhudaryan caught Ribeiro early and ended the fight with punches in just over a minute. The loss was a reminder of how much volatility sits inside Ribeiro's style on both sides of the result line.

Key moments

• Lost by first-round TKO.
• The finish came at 1:07 of round one.
• Suffered a quick stoppage loss between regional wins.

Ribeiro was knocked out by Braga midway through the first round in his first fight of 2022.

Key moments

• Lost by first-round knockout.
• The punch finish landed at 3:00 of round one.
• Opened 2022 with a quick defeat.

Ribeiro nearly reached the second-round horn before wrapping up Leon Soares with a guillotine choke. The finish showed his ability to stay dangerous late in a round as well as in early chaos.

Key moments

• Won by second-round submission.
• The guillotine choke came at 4:58 of round two.
• Closed the fight just before the end of the frame.

Ribeiro added another grappling finish here, submitting Flavio Rodrigo Magon in the second round.

Key moments

• Won by second-round submission.
• The finish came at 2:24 of round two.
• Showed another route to victory beyond pure striking.

Vygovsky pushed Ribeiro to a full three rounds and edged him on a majority decision in M-1.

Key moments

• Lost a majority decision after three rounds.
• Went the full fifteen minutes in an international regional outing.
• Stands out as one of his uncommon decision defeats.

The Matheus Correa fight ended as a no contest after an illegal kick to the head of a grounded fighter. It does not count in the win-loss column, but it interrupted Ribeiro's activity early in 2018.

Key moments

• Ended in a no contest in round one.
• The official stoppage came at 3:27 of the opening frame.
• Was ruled off because of an illegal kick to a grounded opponent.

Ribeiro was submitted by Yuri Fraga in the opening round via rear-naked choke.

Key moments

• Lost by first-round submission.
• The rear-naked choke finish came at 3:08 of round one.
• Interrupted his early winning push in 2016.

Ribeiro carried his offense into the second round and knocked out Fausto de Souza with a punch. The finish showed he could still produce a clean stoppage after the fight settled past the early storm.

Key moments

• Won by second-round knockout.
• The finish came at 3:12 of round two.
• Delivered another striking stoppage late in the fight.

Ribeiro took out Antonio Arroyo with a guillotine choke late in the first round. The result added a notable regional win against another future UFC name.

Key moments

• Won by first-round submission.
• The guillotine choke finish came at 3:59 of round one.
• Beat future UFC fighter Antonio Arroyo inside the distance.

Ribeiro had to work deeper than usual here, but he still found a third-round armbar over Kelvin Silva. The result showed that even in longer regional fights he remained a live finisher.

Key moments

• Won by third-round submission.
• The armbar came at 3:56 of round three.
• Closed a longer fight with a late finish rather than a decision.