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UFC 331: Van vs Pantoja 2 Main Card Results

UFC 331: Van vs Pantoja 2 Main Card Results

The Crypto.com UFC 331 event took place on September 19, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, featuring a highly anticipated rematch for the flyweight championship between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja. This event was marked by several explosive fights, culminating in significant victories that could reshape the title landscape.

Main Card Highlights

The main card delivered a series of thrilling bouts, with Arman Tsarukyan emerging as a standout contender in the lightweight division. Tsarukyan faced Mauricio Ruffy and secured a victory by knockout with devastating elbows at 4:56 of the first round. This win solidified his position as the No. 1 contender, extending his winning streak to six fights.

In another highlight, Patricio Pitbull showcased his striking prowess against Dooho Choi, knocking him out in the first round. Pitbull's performance was reminiscent of his dominant days in Bellator, as he called for a fight with Jean Silva in his post-fight interview.

Sean Sharaf delivered a shocking upset by knocking out Gable Steveson just 12 seconds into their match, marking a significant moment in his career as he overcame the undefeated prospect. Alonzo Menifield also secured a victory over Iwo Baraniewski by split decision, demonstrating his experience and toughness despite sustaining a compound fracture during the fight.

Upcoming Title Fight

The main event featured Joshua Van defending his flyweight title against Alexandre Pantoja. This rematch was particularly significant as Pantoja returned to the Octagon after an injury in their first encounter last December. Fans eagerly anticipated this bout, which was expected to be a showcase of skill and determination.

UFC 331 not only provided thrilling action but also set the stage for future matchups that could redefine the competitive landscape in various weight classes. As the fighters continue to push their limits, the excitement surrounding the UFC remains palpable.

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