Petr Yan and the Winners, Losers, and Results From UFC 323

Well, so much for the extremes.

The UFC veterans who arrived for Saturday’s early prelim show with the most and the fewest octagonal victories—Edson Barboza (18) and Antonio Trocoli (0)—left T-Mobile Arena on the short end of early finishes.

Barboza, a 39-year-old Brazilian, sustained a bloody gash from a right elbow, was dropped by a follow-up right hand, and systemically battered by lightweight foe Jalin Turner until referee Herb Dean mercifully stepped in at 2:24 of the first round.

That came two fights after fellow Brazilian Trocoli, celebrating his 35th birthday, was taken down by Mansur Abdul-Malik and subsequently snatched upon rising into the standing guillotine that ended matters after just 69 seconds.

“I’m really, really appreciative of Trocoli for showing up. He’s a good man,” said Abdul-Malik, still unbeaten in his UFC run at 3-0-1. “I get to come in here, make money, do what I enjoy, and have fun. There’s no weight on my shoulders.”