Brendan Allen and Christian Leroy Duncan headline UFC Fight Night: Allen vs. Duncan tonight, October 10, 2026, at Meta APEX in Las Vegas. This page will carry results and official scorecards as fights finish. When this was published, UFC.com had opened its main card results, prelim results and scorecards pages, but none of them listed outcomes yet, so nothing below is a result until it says so.
Prelims start at 5pm ET/2pm PT and the main card follows at 8pm ET/5pm PT. U.S. viewers can watch the whole event on Paramount+.
Main Event: Allen vs. Duncan
Allen (27-7) is the No. 4 middleweight in the UFC rankings and fights out of Chicago by way of Covington, Louisiana. Duncan (15-2) sits at No. 10, trains out of Gloucester, England, and enters on a five-fight winning streak. UFC.com’s E. Spencer Kyte framed it as two men trying to move closer to the middleweight title picture, which is accurate and also a polite way of saying the No. 10 guy has a lot more to gain than the No. 4 guy. Allen has 34 pro fights on his record. Duncan has 17.
Co-Main: Camilo vs. Herbert
Lightweight prospect Matheus Camilo (11-3), a Las Vegas-based fighter originally from Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil, is looking for his second UFC knockout. Across from him is Jai Herbert (14-6-1) of Wolverhampton, England, who has 10 UFC fights behind him.
Rest of the Main Card
Loopy Godinez vs. Ketlen Souza: Godinez, the No. 8 strawweight, fights out of Vancouver by way of Aguascalientes, Mexico, and has her Top 10 spot on the line against Souza (17-6) of Manaus, Brazil.
Andre Fili vs. Kai Kamaka III: Fili (25-14, 1 NC) makes his 28th walk to the Octagon. Kamaka (18-8-1) comes in from Kapolei, Hawaii.
Malcolm Wellmaker vs. Otari Tanzilovi: Wellmaker (10-2), a bantamweight from Augusta, Georgia, is coming off the first two losses of his pro career. Tanzilovi (10-2) represents Tbilisi, Georgia, so yes, tonight is Georgia vs. Georgia.
Prelims
The UFC highlighted Alice Pereira, the youngest fighter on the current roster, among the prospects on this card. Prelim results will be added here as they come in.
Scorecards
Official round-by-round scorecards for every fight will be logged here once UFC.com posts them. Any card that hands out a 10-8 for a round that was merely lopsided will get called out by name.
Quick Take
I’m taking Allen, and the reason is the record. He has twice as many pro fights as Duncan, and the rankings gap is six spots, so Duncan has to show he belongs in the top five against someone already there. Five straight wins earned Duncan this fight, but a streak doesn’t count as a ranking. Wellmaker is the fight I’m watching closest, because a third straight loss would change how the UFC books him. Results start at 5pm ET.
