Colby Thickness defeated Vince Morales by unanimous decision with all three judges scoring the bout 29-28. The victory extends Thickness's winning streak to two consecutive fights. Meanwhile, Morales has now lost four straight bouts, continuing a difficult stretch in his UFC tenure. The post provides limited additional details about the fight beyond the scorecards and current run of form for both fighters.
Colby Thickness extended his winning streak to two consecutive fights with a unanimous decision victory over Vince Morales at UFC Perth, with all three judges scoring the contest 29-28.
Morales, nicknamed "Vandetta," enters a difficult period following his fourth straight defeat. The 35-year-old American fights out of Syndicate MMA and competes at bantamweight, standing five-foot-seven with a 70-inch reach. He carries a professional record of 16-11 and works primarily from an orthodox stance. Morales lands 3.57 significant strikes per minute, though his striking accuracy sits at 37 percent, and he supplements his stand-up with modest wrestling and submission activity, averaging 0.59 takedowns and 0.5 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
Verified data for Thickness was not available in the database at time of publication, limiting the detail that can be provided about his background and statistical profile.
Why it matters
- Thickness's two-fight winning streak positions him as a name to watch in his division, though his ranking status is unconfirmed
- Morales's four-fight skid raises serious questions about his standing within the UFC roster
- The narrow 29-28 scorecards from all three judges suggest a competitive, closely contested bout despite the losing streak Morales now carries
