UFC Edmonton made HISTORY 🇨🇦🔥 12 finishes in 13 fights, including 7 knockouts and 5 submissions, tying the UFC record for most finishes on a single card. With 11 consecutive stoppages and only ONE fight going to the judges, Edmonton delivered one of the wildest nights in UFC history 🤯
UFC Edmonton went into the record books on October 18, matching the promotion's mark for most finishes on a single card. Twelve of the event's 13 fights ended before the judges had a say.
The finishes split into seven knockouts and five submissions, a rare balance between strikers and grapplers on the same night. Only one bout went the distance, and it was the lone fight that didn't end with a stoppage.
The card also produced a notable run in the middle of the lineup. Eleven consecutive fights ended in stoppages, so the crowd in Edmonton went long stretches without seeing a scorecard come into play.
The tie means the night sits alongside the previous high for finishes on a UFC card rather than surpassing it. A single decision was the only thing separating Edmonton from a perfect finish rate across the entire event.
Why it matters
- Edmonton now shares the UFC record for most finishes on one card, with 12.
- Seven knockouts and five submissions point to a card where neither striking nor grappling dominated the finishing column.
- An 11-fight streak of stoppages is an unusual run on a modern UFC card.
- Just one decision across 13 fights is far below what a typical event produces.
The result adds a Canadian date to the list of the UFC's most finish-heavy nights, and it gives the Edmonton card a place in the record conversation alongside the events that previously reached the same total.
