The Last Call Podcast covered the winners and losers from UFC Macau, recent UFC roster cuts, and online criticism directed at Alex Perez. The episode also includes a preview of UFC Vegas 118.
The Last Call Podcast dedicated its latest episode to breaking down the action from UFC Macau, analyzing roster moves, and looking ahead to UFC Vegas 118.
The hosts walked through the winners and losers from the Macau card before turning attention to recent UFC roster cuts, a topic that has drawn growing discussion among fans and analysts. The episode also addressed online criticism aimed at flyweight contender Alex Perez, though the nature of that criticism is not detailed beyond its mention in the show.
Perez, a 34-year-old American fighter out of Team Oyama, currently sits at number seven in the flyweight division with a professional record of 26 wins and 10 losses. Standing five-foot-six with a 65-inch reach, he operates out of an orthodox stance and brings a well-rounded skill set to the cage. He lands 4.41 significant strikes per minute at a 46 percent accuracy rate, while also threatening opponents on the ground with 2.21 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.7 submission attempts in the same span.
Why it matters
- Perez remains inside the flyweight top ten, meaning any reputational or momentum shift tied to public criticism could carry divisional consequences
- The UFC Vegas 118 preview gives listeners early context on a card that will shape the lightweight and flyweight landscapes heading deeper into 2026
- Roster cut discussions reflect ongoing volatility across the UFC roster that affects matchmaking at every level
