The bout between Alex Perez and Su Mudaerji was ruled a no contest in the second round. Su landed a groin strike that left Perez unable to continue.
Alex Perez and Su Mudaerji's flyweight clash at UFC Macau ended in a no contest after a groin strike in the second round left Perez unable to continue.
Su landed the illegal blow that immediately halted the action, with referee intervention determining Perez could not recover and resume fighting. The result means neither fighter earns a win from the matchup, leaving the bout officially wiped from both records.
Perez, 34, enters the result carrying a 26-10-0 record and sits at number seven in the flyweight rankings. The Team Oyama product out of the United States stands 168 cm tall with a 165 cm reach and fights out of an orthodox stance. He has been an active and productive striker throughout his career, averaging 4.41 significant strikes landed per minute at a 46 percent accuracy rate, while also contributing on the ground with 2.21 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Verified data for Su Mudaerji was not available in the database at time of publication.
Why it matters
- Perez, ranked seventh at flyweight, receives no ranking credit for the effort despite competing through the opening round and a half
- The no contest outcome does nothing to clarify either fighter's position in a competitive flyweight division
- A rematch or rebooking is possible given the unsatisfying finish, though no such bout has been announced
