Alden Coria picked up another victory inside the UFC, earning a unanimous decision win at UFC OKC to remain undefeated in the promotion. The result extends "Cobra" Coria's perfect record within the organization.
Alden "Cobra" Coria added another unbeaten chapter to his UFC career on July 18, 2026, earning a unanimous decision victory at UFC Oklahoma City to keep his record inside the promotion spotless.
Coria, who stands five-foot-eight with a 67-inch reach, improved to 12-3-0 overall with the win. The 28-year-old orthodox striker has looked increasingly sharp inside the octagon, averaging 4.69 significant strikes per minute at a 44 percent accuracy rate. He also contributes on the ground, posting 1.75 takedowns per 15 minutes, making him a well-rounded threat across all phases.
Standing across from him was Stewart "Kakamora" Nicoll, the 30-year-old Australian out of Broz Martial Arts. Nicoll entered the contest at 8-3-0, fighting out of an orthodox stance with a five-foot-five frame and a 65-inch reach. He averages 3.63 significant strikes per minute, though his 39 percent striking accuracy left him at a statistical disadvantage against the sharper-handed Coria. Nicoll has shown a takedown threat of his own at 1.63 per 15 minutes, but was unable to do enough over the course of the fight to sway the judges.
Why it matters
- Coria's continued unbeaten run in the UFC strengthens his case for a ranked position in his division
- The performance further establishes him as one of the more well-rounded prospects in the promotion, mixing striking volume with takedown output
- For Nicoll, the loss drops him to 8-3-0 and may complicate his path forward on the UFC roster
