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Melissa Croden
Fri, Oct 16, 2026Reported · BJPenn.com ↗
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Official readings for UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott. Last source update: 4 days ago. 25 reported weight(s) were confirmed by the official result; both readings stay in the trail. 1 reading(s) were changed by a later official source; the desk shows the latest and keeps the earlier one.
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Faglier delivered a second-round stoppage on short notice, but one two-round sample should inform future prop pricing rather than define it.
Malott’s second-round finish reinforced his expanding knockout threat, but the deeper archive still points to a fighter whose win condition cannot be reduced to one spectacular strike.
Buckley’s third consecutive defeat ended by knockout, adding a new durability concern without supplying enough evidence to treat every future matchup as an automatic fade.
The unanimous decision reinforced Jasudavicius’s judges-oriented winning profile, but missing odds and round statistics sharply limit what bettors can claim before either fighter’s next matchup.
Pérez delivered the result expected of a heavy favorite, but the mechanics and limited sample call for more caution than the knockout streak suggests.
Barriault cashed as high as +170 by punishing a committed shot, but one defensive finish should not erase the risks embedded in his broader striking profile.
Cuamba’s second-round choke of Louis Jourdain adds a credible grappling finish to a record previously defined more by competitive minutes than submission offense.
Nallo delivered as a heavy favorite, but the route to his first UFC win matters more than the result for pricing his next fight.
Boser cashed as a sizeable underdog by abandoning his established statistical identity, but one grappling-led win is not enough to price him as a dependable wrestler.
Faglier’s second-round stoppage preserved his unbeaten record, but the path to victory adds both a pressure-based betting case and a serious defensive warning.
Cerminara punished reckless entries at UFC Edmonton, but her decision-heavy history still sets the baseline for betting her next matchup.
Chandler cashed as a sizeable underdog with another first-round submission, but the route to victory reinforced defensive risks that future markets cannot ignore.
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