Su Mudaerji vs. Alex Perez ended in a no contest at UFC Macau due to an accidental groin strike from Su Mudaerji. The bout was stopped at 1:45 of Round 2.
Su Mudaerji and Alex Perez fought to a no contest at UFC Macau on May 30, 2026, after an accidental groin strike from Su Mudaerji ended the flyweight bout at the 1:45 mark of the second round.
The finish — or lack thereof — denied Perez what had been shaping up as a meaningful outing in his return to the flyweight division. The American fighter, fighting out of Team Oyama, enters the aftermath sitting seventh in the flyweight rankings with a professional record of 26-10. The 34-year-old stands five feet six inches tall with a 65-inch reach, and he brings consistent offensive output to his fights, averaging 4.41 significant strikes landed per minute at a 46 percent striking accuracy clip. He also adds a credible wrestling dimension, averaging 2.21 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- The no contest leaves Perez's divisional standing at seventh in the flyweight rankings without a definitive result to build on or move past.
- A rescheduled bout remains possible, though no official rematch has been confirmed.
- The accidental foul outcome denies both fighters the finish-or-decision clarity that shapes ranking movement in a competitive 125-pound division.
Because the bout was halted by an unintentional foul rather than by the action of either athlete, neither fighter's record is affected. Perez retains his position inside the flyweight top ten, while the question of where he fits among the division's contenders remains open until a new opponent and date are announced.
