UFC Vegas 30 results: Matches to make for ‘Gane vs Volkov’ main card winners
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UFC Vegas 30 went down last night (Sat., June 26, 2021) inside UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. In the main event, Ciryl Gane remained unbeaten after defeating Alexander Volkov after five rounds of action (highlights). In further Heavyweight action, Tanner Boser knocked out Ovince Saint Preux in what turned out to be quite a controversial finish (recap here). Related
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Ovince Saint Preux was a step behind at every moment of UFC Vegas 30’s co-headliner and was stopped by a Tanner Boser more than happy to seize the initiative after a pair of losses.
Saint Preux.
LAS VEGAS - Alberta heavyweight Tanner (The Bulldozer) Boser stopped Ovince (OSP) Saint Preux in the second round of the co-main event of a UFC Fight Night card Saturday.
After a sluggish first-round showing, Saint Preux tried for a takedown a minute into the second round, eventually getting Boser to the ground after they clinched at the fence. Boser was warned for grabbing the fence with his right hand as he worked his way to his feet, prompting Saint Preux s corner to scream foul.
Replays were unclear whether he had indeed grabbed the fence.
Boser then caught Saint Preux with a knee and, two punches later, felled him with a right to the head. Referee Jason Herzog stepped in to stop the punishment at 2:31 of the round.
Boser (20-8-1) accepted the fight on short notice after Saint Preux s original opponent, Russian Maxim Grishin was unable to compete due to visa issues. Saint Preux (25-16-0) agreed to move up to heavyweight to face Boser, who had requested a quick return to action after a June 5 loss to Sweden s Ilir (The Sledgehammer) Latifi.