UFC Vegas 120 live results, highlights and play-by-play

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TODAY (Sat., Aug. 8, 2026)with UFC Vegas 120, streaming live online via Paramount+. The event goes down at the familiar META APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our main event tonight is Mateusz Gamrot vs. Quillan Salkilld.

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We are back at UFC’s new and improve APEX venue for the first time since April (latest renovation details here). And we’ve got a card that doesn’t look too great on paper. However, many thought that about UFC Belgrade … and look what happened there. Tonight’s ho-hum card, on paper, is topped by a pivotal 155-pound showdown between top-ranked contenders in Gamrot (No. 8) versus Salkilld (No. 12).

Gamrot has been inconsistent since switching KSW for UFC and he’s coming off a decent win over Esteban Ribovics, which followed a very lopsided loss toCharles Oliveira (re-live that here). His inconsistency has left him on the outside looking in in regard to UFC’s Lightweight title picture.

Salkilld burst onto the scene in 2024 and has looked sensational with his quick knockouts and dominant wrestling. Last time out he put away Beneil Dariush in quick fashion, showing the mixed martial arts (MMA) world that he means business. A win over Gamrot will catapult him up the rankings and set up some fights with the real elites of the division.

The co-main event is Diego Ferreira vs. Billy Quarantillo. That’s at Lightweight, too, but these guys are nowhere near the rankings. They have a combined 16-12 record in UFC and both are coming off knockout losses. Rounding out the main card are Darren Elkins vs. Yadier del Valle, Amanda Lemos vs. Alexia Thainara and Ty Miller vs. Billy Ray Goff.

The top “Prelim” tonight is Steven Asplund vs. Guilherme Pat. There’s also Louie Sutherland vs. Jose Montanha and Diyar Nurgozhay vs. Bruno Lopes.

We are back in the APEX tonight and that means a return to our usual broadcast times.

• UFC Vegas 120 “Prelims” will begin at 5 p.m. ET.
• UFC Vegas 120 main card is scheduled to start at7 p.m. ET.
• All of UFC Vegas 120 airs on Paramount+, which you can stream UFC Vegas 120 live results, highlights.

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• 155 lbs.: Mateuz Gamrot vs. Quillan Salkilld
• 155 lbs.: Diego Ferreira def. Billy Quarantillo by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
• 145 lbs.: Yadier Del Valle def. Darren Elkins by TKO (punches), round 1 (0:35) — HIGHLIGHTS
• 115 lbs.: Alexia Thainara def. Amanda Lemos by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
• 170 lbs.: Ty Miller def. Billy Ray Goff by TKO (punches), round 3 (0:15) — HIGHLIGHTS

• 265 lbs.: Steven Asplund def. Guilherme Pat by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
• 205 lbs.: Diyar Nurgozhay def. Bruno Lopes by TKO (punches), round 1 (4:59) — HIGHLIGHTS
• 265 lbs.: Jose Montanha def. Louie Sutherland by submission (rear naked choke), round 1 (1:50)
• 155 lbs: Manoel Sousa def. Richie Miranda by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
• 135 lbs.: Miles Johns def. Gianni Vazquez by TKO (punches), round 1 (3:09) — HIGHLIGHTS
• 125 lbs.: Juliana Miller def. Ravena Oliveira by submission (rear naked choke), round 2 (4:38) — HIGHLIGHTS
• 115 lbs.: Carol Foro def. GiGi Canuto by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Round 1: They trade shots off and on inside the pocket and Ferreira seems to be getting the better of these exchanges. Quarantillo looking for takedowns suggests he agrees with that. After stopping a takedown, Ferreira lands to the side of Quarantillo’s head and that freezes him momentarily. Ferreira lands again and Quarantillo is really slowing down. Ferreira gets the takedown.

10-9 Ferreira

Round 2: Quarantillo starts strong, landing some good punches and a glancing head kick. But Ferreira grows into the round and starts landing those big overhands he landed in the first round. Quarantillo is getting rocked by these. He won’t last long if he keeps taking them. Ferreira is getting tired, so his output drops. That lets Quarantillo make it to the end of the round.

20-18 Ferreira

Round 3: Ferreira shows some pop to open the round, landing a combo. Quarantillo manages to get a takedown by the fence, though. Ferreira doesn’t stay down long. He scrambles and makes it onto Quarantillo’s back. He then gets full mount. Quarantillo explodes to blow up that position and they both get to their feet. Ferreira lands a punch and then shoots for a takedown, he’s too tired to complete it, though. Quarantillo manages to get another takedown, though, and spend most the round on top from that point on. He gets a consolation round.

29-28 Ferreira

Official decision: Diego Ferreira def. Billy Quarantillo by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Round 1: Well that was sad. Elkins caught a kick and went for a takedown. After a scramble, Del Valle made it to his feet first and clipped Elkins to send him back peddling. A few seconds later Del Valle lands a big left hook that drops Elkins. The referee came in quickly to call it off.

Official decision: Yadier Del Valle def. Darren Elkins by TKO (punches), round 1 (0:35)

Round 1: Lots of low kicks traded early on. Then they traded front kicks to the body. Thainara’s looked meatier than Lemos’, though. Thainara then caught Lemos below the belt which led to a pause in the action. When they resumed Thainara landed a few big punches to clearly claim the round.

10-9 Thaniara

Round 2: Thainara bullied Lemos against the cage for much of this round, using her strength advantage to keep her pinned there. She didn’t do much damage in the position, though, just landed little knees to the thigh. Once they were separated, though, Lemos cracked Thainara in the eye and that her all wobbly. Thainara was on skates, but managed to stay on her feet. She then clinched Lemos and put her back on the fence. Thainara got a takedown in the last few seconds, but Lemos almost finished her a few minutes earlier.

19-19

Round 3: Lemos clipped Thainara early, but didn’t hurt her as much as last time. Thainara was able to then put Lemos back on the fence and keep her there for a long time. In the final moments, they threw some bombs at each other and Lemos landed the better shots. But, this time, I think Thainara did enough on the fence to win the round/fight.

29-28 Thainara

Official decision: Alexia Thainara def. Amanda Lemos by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)

Round 1: Goff showed he wanted this to be a wrestling match early, attacking with high underhooks and trying to pin Miller onto the cage. He succeeded in doing that for much of the round, but had no success in dropping down for a takedown. In the striking exchanges, Miller looked the more effective and came close on a big head kick. Those strikes mean more to me than the clinches.

10-9 Miller

Round 2: Miller did a great job of not letting Goff close the distance and tie him up along the fence. He did this with volume striking at range. His much longer reach helped him chew Goff up and score a very lopsided round in his favor. They’re talking about Goff’s toughness in the booth, you know they don’t do that when someone is winning.

20-18 Miller

Round 3: Miller came out for the third with his eye almost swollen shut. The corner did nothing. The doctor did nothing. The referee did nothing. Miller tagged him in that eye immediately and that put Goff down, finally. Miller looks like the real deal.

Official decision: Ty Miller def. Billy Ray Goff by TKO (punches), round 3 (0:15)

Steven Asplund vs. Guilherme Pat: Pat’s jab and leg kick looked great in this fight, but that was all almost for naught due to his passivity and lacklustre cardio. Asplund chased him down in the first and was happy to eat those jabs and kicks to land power shots. Fortunately for Pat, Asplund got tired in the second and couldn’t continue to land volume. This led to a third with both men exhausted and leaning against each other. Asplund managed to land the bigger shots in that round, though, and also threaten with a choke. I gave him the third and the fight.

Official decision: Steven Asplund def. Guilherme Pat by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Diyar Nurgozhay vs. Bruno Lopes: Nurgozhay showed off a more composed game in this fight. He picked his shots and landed some good ones while exchanging with Lopes. The beginning of the end was when Nurgozhay scored with an overhand left. That dropped Lopes. Lopes got up and tried to fight back, but Nurgozhay caught, and dropped, him again for the first round TKO.

Official decision: Diyar Nurgozhay def. Bruno Lopes by TKO (punches), round 1 (4:59)

Louie Sutherland def. Jose Montanha: Montanha gets his debut win here after getting Sutherland down with a less than graceful takedown. He got Sutherland’s back and submitted him with more of a neck crank than a rear naked choke.

Official decision: Jose Montanha def. Louie Sutherland by submission (rear naked choke), round 1 (1:50)

Manoel Sousavs. Richie Miranda: Miranda took the first round, landing some good shots and then spending a lot of time on top. He wasn’t able to seriously hurt Sousa, though. In the second Sousa battered Miranda’s lead leg and that opened up a lot of boxing opportunities for him, including a massive body shot that would have finished most peo0ple. Miranda couldn’t get the takedown he needed in the third round (his leg was too beat up and he was getting tired). Sousa showed great cardio and footwork in doing just enough to get the third round and win the fight.

Official decision: Manoel Sousa def. Richie Miranda by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Miles Johns vs. Gianni Vazquez: For the second straight fight, Vazquez came in on short notice and came to fight. He lost against Basharat early this year and looked, for a moment, that he was going to get a first round stoppage on Johns here. He clipped Johns and had him in all kinds of trouble, but as Vazquez chased he ran into a big shot that put him down!

Official decision: Miles Johns def. Gianni Vazquez by TKO (punches), round 1 (3:09)

Juliana Miller vs. Ravena Oliveira: It took Miller a little time to get her first takedown (and she got beat up a little before it happened). But once she got Oliveira down, she was in total control of the fight. In the second round she got Oliveira down early, took her back and got the choke.

Official Decision: Juliana Miller def. Ravena Oliveira by submission (rear naked choke), round 2 (4:38)

GiGi Canuto vs. Carol Foro: Fantastic fight here. These two brawled it out in the first round, with Foro landing the harder shots and wobbling Canuto at least once. Canuto decided to change things up in the second, scoring an early takedowns and then enjoying a ton of time in back mount. In the third Foro managed to stay on her feet for most the round and that allowed her to win round, and the fight, with her striking (including some pretty brutal body work). She also managed to gut out a deep armbar attempt in the last minute.

Official decision: Carol Foro def. GiGi Canuto by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

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