Carlos Ulberg knocked out Jiri Prohazka at 3:45 of the first round in the UFC 327 main event light heavyweight championship bout. In the co-main event, Josh Hockit defeated Curtis Blaydes by unanimous decision in an action-packed heavyweight contest. Paulo Costa TKO'd Azamat Murzakanov in the third round. The card also featured wins by Tatiana Suarez, Mateusz Gamrot, Kevin Holland, Aaron Pico, Cub Swanson, and Dominick Reyes. Fight of the Night went to Hockit vs Blaydes, while Performance bonuses were awarded to Ulberg and Hockit.
Carlos Ulberg claimed the UFC light heavyweight championship at UFC 327 on April 11, stopping Jiri Prohazka at 3:45 of the first round to become the new 205-pound titleholder. In the co-main event, Josh Hockit outworked Curtis Blaydes over three rounds to earn a unanimous decision victory in the heavyweight division.
Ulberg's title-winning performance earned him a Performance of the Night bonus, while the Hockit-Blaydes contest took home Fight of the Night honors, with Hockit also collecting a Performance bonus of his own.
Elsewhere on the card, Paulo Costa extended his record to 16-4 with a third-round TKO of Azamat Murzakanov. The 35-year-old Brazilian middleweight, ranked 13th in his division, is one of the sport's most relentless pressure strikers, landing 6.26 significant strikes per minute at a 58 percent accuracy rate. The finish over Murzakanov was another demonstration of the finishing power that has defined his career.
Dominick Reyes, the 36-year-old American southpaw from Teixeira MMA and Fitness, also picked up a victory on the night. The eighth-ranked light heavyweight carries a record of 16-5 and brings elite physical tools to the division, standing six-foot-four with a 77-inch reach. He averages 5.39 significant strikes per minute at 54 percent accuracy.
Why it matters
- Ulberg's first-round title finish reshapes the light heavyweight landscape heading into the summer
- Reyes' win at No. 8 keeps him firmly in contention should a title shot become available
- Costa's third-round TKO demonstrates continued relevance in the middleweight top 15
- Hockit's decision over Blaydes, backed by Fight of the Night recognition, signals a legitimate rise in the heavyweight division
Saturday, April 11, 2026
