UFC Vegas 110 saw controversy, some big finishes, and David Onama having a rough showing in the Fight Night card's main event.

Garcia defeated veteran contender Calvin Kattar last time out, securing a rise up to No. 12 in the official rankings at 145 pounds. Although ‘Mean Machine’ will be fighting down the ladder this Saturday, it will mark an opportunity to emerge victorious from his first time in the main event spotlight.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday will return to the old familiar haunts of the UFC Apex for the first time in nearly three months when it calls upon fast-rising featherweights to keep the promotional wheels turning.

UFC Vegas 110 is live this weekend (Sat., Nov. 1, 2025), featuring a main event of Steve Garcia vs. David Onama. Checkout the odds for that fight (and much more) right here.

Isaac Dulgarian’s weekend appears to have gotten worse.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship kicks off November by returning to Las Vegas with a Fight Night card, which is now official following the UFC Vegas 110 weigh-ins. The 13-fight event is headlined by a featherweight scrap between Steve Garcia and David Onama,

After an unsuccessful UFC debut where he suffered a second-round submission loss to AJ Fletcher, Gorimbo went on a four-fight winning streak, beating Takashi Sato, Pete Rodriguez, Ramiz Brahimaj, and Nico Price. His only recent setback came in December at UFC 310 at the hands of veteran Vicente Luque, who submitted him in under a minute.

Usually, I would come here and tell you this Apex show was just like every other Apex show. Though, this time, I would be lying if I said it was. From a co-main event filled with eye-pokes and refereeing confusion to a potential James Krause-type betting controversy,

It was a physical mismatch. In Las Vegas, Nev., Albuquerque's Steve Garcia battered David Onama with a series of powerful left hands, stopping the Uganda native in 3 minutes, 34 seconds of the first round in the main event of a UFC Fight Night card at UFC Apex.