UFC Fight Night Sacramento Results, Bonus Winners And Highlights
- On Saturday, August 22, 2026, Gregory Rodrigues of Brazil defeated Anthony Hernandez via unanimous decision at UFC Sacramento's Golden 1 Center main event.
- Hernandez entered the bout ranked in the middleweight division, while Rodrigues sat at 11. The American fighter initiated grappling early, pressing Rodrigues against the fence.
- After 25 minutes of action, judges scored all three scorecards in favor of the Brazilian, who chopped the legs of Hernandez throughout the bout.
- Both fighters required medical assistance leaving the arena; Rodrigues was wheelchair-bound for post-fight media, while Hernandez relied on crutches.
- The Brazilian goes 7-1 in his last eight fights and is positioned for future contention, whereas Hernandez faces a difficult path back after two recent defeats.
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Gregory Rodrigues overcomes Anthony Hernandez in UFC battle
Gregory Rodrigues relied on devastating leg attacks and suffocating takedown defense to defeat hometown favorite Anthony Hernandez via unanimous decision in the middleweight non-title main event of UFC Fight Night Saturday night at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif. The Brazilian Rodrigues (20-6 MMA) took the victory on all three judges' scorecards with tallies
“Cut These Judges”: Scoring Controversy Overshadows Anthony Hernandez vs. Gregory Rodrigues’ UFC Sacramento Main Event
Gregory Rodrigues pulled off the most impressive victory of his career so far by defeating No.7-ranked middleweight Anthony Hernandez in front of a large crowd that gathered to watch them at UFC Sacramento. However, the Brazilian’s triumph was marred by a scoring controversy that made the fans collectively revolt against the judges. UFC’s comeback to Sacramento after seven years proved to be an exhilarating night, as most fights ended via brutal…
In the main struggle of the UFC Sacramento, this Saturday (22), Gregory 'Robocop' Rodrigues surpassed Anthony 'Fluffy' Hernandez in the unanimous decision of the judges. To win in his second 'main event' of the Ultimate career, the Brazilian wrestler showed o
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