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October 07, 2024

Brazil's Alex Pereira roared back from a poor start to knock out Khalil Rountree Jr and retain his light heavyweight title at UFC 307 at the Delta Centre on Oct 5, while in the co-main event Julianna Pena beat Raquel Pennington to reclaim the women's bantamweight crown.

Victorious Pereira not switching divisions

American Rountree's lightning-fast striking posed a problem in the early going for Pereira, and a right-hand counter from an awkward angle briefly dropped the Brazilian in the second round.

Wary of his opponent's power, Pereira struggled to land telling combinations but the tide began to turn in the third round as he targeted Rountree's lead leg with calf kicks to slow him down, and a body kick and a stiff jab early in the fourth signaled the beginning of the end.

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