Uros Medic vs Daniel Rodriguez Result: UFC Belgrade Main Event Ends in 30-Second Knockout
Four fighters earned $100,000 bonuses as aggressive performances produced the UFC's most finishes on a single card.
- On Saturday, August 1, 2026, Uros Medic knocked out Daniel Rodriguez in 30 seconds during the UFC Belgrade main event at Belgrade Arena, securing his fourth straight finish.
- This loss snapped a three-fight win streak for the 39-year-old American, who recently returned from an eight-month incarceration in Mexico after bringing marijuana over the border last year.
- The UFC's inaugural event in Serbia featured a record-breaking 12 finishes across 14 total fights, making Belgrade Arena's atmosphere spectacular and historic for the promotion.
- Following the defeat, Rodriguez wrote on Instagram that he remains "proud" of overcoming obstacles this past year, despite the devastating 30-second loss in his main event return.
- The UFC will likely match Rodriguez against a dangerous opponent outside the top-15 welterweight rankings to help the veteran rebuild after this setback at Belgrade Arena.
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The Serbian capital hosted the UFC, the largest MMA organization, for the first time in its history last Saturday. The sold-out Belgrade Arena was the scene of a spectacle that justified high expectations. The evening was marked by many attractive finishes, a loud audience and a historic moment for combat sports in the Balkans.
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Uroš Medić made a massive statement in front of his home crowd in Belgrade. The Serbian fighter finished his opponent, Daniel Rodriguez, within 30 seconds of the first round. A very quick finish in the main event of UFC Belgrade.It was the inaugural event for the UFC in Serbia. Medić won his fourth fight in […] The post Uroš Medić Obliterates Daniel Rodriguez in Belgrade appeared first on HEAVY.
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