UFC Fight Night 140 : Santiago Ponzinibbio has won 7 straight

Welcome to F4WOnline.com's live inclusion of UFC Fight Night 140: Magny versus Ponzinibbio, exuding from Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Octagon goes to Argentina for the plain first time with a kindred Argentinian on the ascent at 170 pounds in the feature session.

The headliner is a five-round session between best ten positioned welterweights at eighth-positioned Neil Magny searches for his third straight win when he goes up against tenth-positioned Santiago Ponzinibbio, victor of six straight battles.

In the co-headliner, it will be a featherweight session as Ricardo Lamas goes up against Darren Elkins. Additionally on the principle card is a lightweight session between Khalil Rountree and Johnny Walker, and a ladies' session between Cynthia Calvillo, who will in any case contend notwithstanding missing weight in an alarming circumstance at weigh-ins, as she goes up against Poliana Botelho.

Pursue alongside our live inclusion of the occasion starting at 7 p.m. Eastern time with starter activity completely through the fundamental card.

Cynthia Calvillo (6-1, 3-1 UFC) versus Poliana Botelho (7-1, 2-0 UFC)

Ladies' Strawweights* (Calvillo missed weight by 2 pounds)

Botelho had an enormous achieve advantage and utilized it to stay away early, landing kicks. Calvillo got an early takedown subsequent to getting a kick however Botelho was straight up. Calvillo was landing intermittent punches on the feet however Botelho landed more kicks. Calvillo got another takedown with 2 minutes left and went into side control immediately. She was landing elbows to the body and head and Botelho worked her back to half monitor. Calvillo kept on landing, including a flood of punches to the head. As Botelho was attempting to protect, Calvillo anchored a back stripped stifle and got a fast tap.

Official result - Cynthia Calvillo (7-1) by submission (rear naked choke) at 4:48

Calvillo was enthusiastic in her post-battle promotion and completed a message in Spanish to the fans that wasn't interpreted yet they reacted well to. She says that when it goes to the ground, she realizes the battle is hers. This was her third complete, which is tied for second in the historical backdrop of the strawweight divsion. Given that she just appeared a year ago, that is entirely amazing. 
Guido Cannetti (8-3, 2-2 UFC) versus Marlon Vera (11-5-1, 5-4 UFC)
Bantamweights

Cannetti had the group singing for him from the presentations on and turned out like a place of flame. He was more forceful the whole round, pushing ahead and getting a wide range of punches and kicks. He got two takedowns also and on the second one, he went to the ground with Vera. Vera hurled two or three accommodation endeavors yet Cannetti completed a considerable measure of ground and pound and ought to effectively take the round. 10-9 Cannetti

What a distinction a round makes. Vera turned out solid and handled a pack of knees to the body and head early and dropped Cannetti. Cannetti figured out how to get to his feet and Vera pulled him down with a guillotine. Cannetti gotten away from that and got to his feet. Vera pursued him down and handled a flood of punches that dropped him. Vera rapidly took the back and anchored a back exposed gag and Cannetti tapped immediately.

Official outcome - Marlon Vera (12-5-1) by accommodation (raise exposed stifle) at 1:31 of Round 2
That was Vera's second in a row second round accommodation win. Vera requested UFC to convey a show to his nation of origin of Ecuador. Vera said he generally begins moderate in the first round and he's taking a shot at that. He additionally said it's difficult to battle somebody you're companions with and put over Cannetti to the group, who cheered him. He said he would not like to battle an Argentinian, however it's matter of fact.  

Cezar Ferreira (13-6, 9-4 UFC) versus Ian Heinisch (11-1, 0-0 UFC)

Middleweights
Prazeres got an early takedown yet Heinisch got straight up. Not a considerable measure was occurring on the ground with Ferreira continually attempting to secure and Heinisch landing kicks from separation. Amid a secure. Heinisch hauled Ferreira down with an arm-in guilotine yet Ferreira got away and kept up best control Heinisch had an armbar endeavor toward the finish of the round. 10-9 Ferreira yet close

Ferreira got a takedown to begin the round. Heinisch was up yet then brought down once more. Ferreira couldn't do anything with the position and Heinisch could get to his feet. Standup was awful and the group was booing and shrieking all through. Ferreira got another takedown later in the round however again couldn't do anything. Heinisch got a late knockdown and completed with a blast of punches that may have stolen a nearby round. 10-9 Heinisch, 19-19 in general

Ferreira got an early takedown again yet couldn't hold Heinisch down. Heinisch begun illuminating him on the feet and afterward got a takedown. Heinisch was landing elbows and punches on the ground and was endeavoring to set up a head and arm stifle. Ferreira figured out how to get to his feet and secure. Heinisch escaped and was pursuing him around the Octagon and Ferreira was exceptionally worn out eating a considerable measure of punches. Insane punch trade toward the end and Ferreira about fell all over when the battle was finished. 10-9 Heinisch, 29-28 by and large

Official outcome - Ian Heinisch (12-1) by consistent choice (30-27, 29-28 x 2)
Heinisch got a post-battle promotion however didn't state a lot, other than complimenting the fans in Argentina, in spite of the reality they booed nearly the whole battle.
 
Khalil Rountree (7-2 1 NC, 3-2 1 NC UFC) versus Johnny Walker (14-3, 0-0 UFC)

Light Heavyweights
Rountree handled two or three hard leg kicks early and Walker was deriding him, imagining that they hurt. Rountree went to the confine secure however Walker ripped him away and took him to the opposite side of the Octagon. Walker at that point handled a hard elbow from the secure that thumped Rountree unconscious. He caught up with a few punches previously the ref could stop it.

Champ - JOHNNY WALKER (15-3) by knockout (elbow) at 1:57
Walker demonstrated a considerable measure of identity in his post-battle promotion. He bowed to his knees, indicating regard for Rountree and after that cut a promotion in English, saying he was extremely cheerful and having a great time at his activity. On the second inquiry, he said he didn't comprehend anything after the interpreter made the inquiry and afterward he just said "my elbow harms". He at that point requested a post-fend execution reward off-mic, which he'll most likely get.
Walker is 6 ft 6 and has a great deal of identity and could be a future star. This was his fourteenth win by stoppage.
 
Ricardo Lamas (#13, 18-7, 9-5 UFC) versus Darren Elkins (#14, 24-6, 14-5 UFC)

Featherweights
Lamas was commanding on the feet, finding a great deal of punches. Elkins kept endeavoring to secure up. Elkins scored a takedown with 30 seconds left. Lamas to his feet yet Elkins took his back just before the round finished. 10-9 Lamas
Lamas got an early takedown yet Elkins was up rapidly. Elkins got one however Lamas turned around position and landed punches and elbows to the head before Elkins could get up. Lamas was finding a wide range of punches and kicks on the feet and after that handled several awful leg kicks and Elkins was experiencing serious difficulties standing. Lamas kept on doing harm on the feet appropriate until the finish of the round. 10-8 Lamas, 20-17 by and large

Lamas turned out with punches and Elkins was experiencing considerable difficulties moving yet remained in there. Elkins was landing punches of his own yet wasn't doing much harm. Lamas was tossing periodic leg kicks yet in addition handled several takedowns. Elkins would get up, without taking excessively harm and continued endeavoring to go to the confine. At last, Lamas got a hard takedown and moved directly into side control. Lamas was landing elbows and after that posed up. Elkins was landing upkicks from his back yet then Lamas landed hammerfists and hard elbows. Elkins was endeavoring to conceal yet Lamas moved in with punches and the ref at long last halted.

Official outcome - Ricardo Lamas (19-7) by TKO (punches) at 4:09 of the third round
Ricardo Lamas stopped his battle group and his new rec center. He requested time off at Christmas to invest energy with his family yet wasn't thinking about retirement and needs a title shot not far off.
 
Neil Magny (#8, 21-6, 14-5 UFC) versus Santiago Ponzinibbio (#10, 26-3, 8-2 UFC)

Welterweights
Ponzinibbio was pushing the past the whole round. He hurt Magny's correct eye with a hit early and Magny was protecting it for the vast majority of the round, which abandoned him defenseless against a few punch combos. Ponzinibbio was likewise landing hard leg kicks and Magny was experiencing difficulty moving now and again. Ponzinibbio handled an extraordinary punch combo toward the finish of the round that had Magny in a bad position and if the round was somewhat more, he may have completed it. 10-9 Ponzinibbio
Ponzinibbio dropped Magny a few times with hard leg kicks. More often than not he simply given him a chance to back up yet on several events, he landed standing leg kicks. Ponzinibbio had a cut opened up over his left eye from a head butt however he was finding all sort of punches and kicks on the feet and Magny was stuck in an unfortunate situation a few times and was limping a considerable measure. Before the finish of the round, he was jumping exactly at the string of a leg kick and Ponzinibbio shaken him with a hard poke with around 30 seconds left. 10-8 Ponzinibbio and 20-17 generally
Ponzinibbio didn't thump Magny down at all in the third however every time he handled a leg kick, Magny was either bouncing or tottering. Magny managed to arrive more pokes from separation this round and furthermore handled some leg kicks of his own. Ponzinibbio appeared to pick his spots progressively and when he landed, he landed hard. A lot nearer round however 10-9 Ponzinibbio, 30-26 in general
Ponzinibbio thumped Magny down twice in the main moment with leg kicks and ref Herb Dean was near halting it. Ponzinibbio kept giving him a chance to back up. Magny was terminating back with hits. Each time Ponzinibbio handled a leg kick, he'd either go down or limp. He handled another and dropped Magny and after that when he got up, he undermined to toss another however handled a hard punch to the head and Magny bit the dust.

Official outcome - Santiago Ponzinibbio (27-3) by KO (punch) at 2:34 of the fourth round
Ponzinibbio has won 7 directly at 170, the second longest streak in the division behind Kamaru Usman. He says it was a fantasy to battle in his nation of origin and he's extremely cheerful. He says he was quiet and took as much time as necessary, holding up to complete an intense warrior. He says that 2019 will be his year and gotten out Tyron Woodley, who is working at the FOX work area for this battle. He says he has 13 wins in 15 battles, incorporating 7 out of a line and he merits a title battle. He cut a promotion toward the end in Spanish that wasn't deciphered however the group went crazy for.