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McCann vs Blanchfield – Round 1

McCann catches a kick and wings a right overhand. It doesn’t quite connect, and Blanchfield comes back with a right cross.

And another! She rolls under a hook and secures a double-leg takedown. She’s quickly into crucifix position and hammering McCann with punches and elbows!

McCann’s face is bright red from the strikes. She’s trying to buck Blanchfield off her, but to no avail.

Blanchfield gets to work on a Kimura, and eventually McCann taps!!!

American Blanchfield has won six fights in a row, while McCann is riding a three-fight win streak.

Here we go!

McCann has fought twice this year, securing early knockout wins at UFC London in March and July.

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Next up, Liverpool’s own “Meatball” Molly McCann is in action at flyweight, as the fan favourite takes on Erin Blanchfield!

Andre Petroski def. Wellington Turman via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28).

Petroski vs Turman – Round 3

Petroski immediately shoots for a takedown from range, and he gets it against the fence.

Turman tries to reverse the position but is caught in a guillotine choke... Petroski looks to mount, but Turman eventually slips out! Perhaps Petroski felt that he was burning out his arms.

Still, Petroski is in full guard. Turman stays composed and eventually creates space, managing to stand.

Petroski picks him up and slams him to the mat, however, as we enter the final minute of this fight.

Petroski vs Turman – Round 2

Petroski shoots for a takedown again but is caught in a guillotine choke!

He slips out as he and Turman hit the mat, and a scramble ensues. Petroski eventually takes his opponent’s back, but Turman survives and is even able to stand.

He tries for another standing guillotine, but it fails as the middleweights hit the canvas once more.

Now Turman is exhibiting some grappling control... but not for long, as Petroski reverses the position and drags Turman down.

Petroski is in half-guard after briefly flirting with a Kimura attempt, and that’s where the round ends.

Petroski vs Turman – Round 1

Petroski is getting the better of the early exchanges, fighting out of a southpaw stance.

He blasts a body kick into the ribs of Turman before trying for a single-leg takedown. It’s denied at first, but he gets Turman to the fence and drags him down.

Turman does well to stand, and the middleweights move out into space. Petroski eats a straight right then connects with a left cross.

Petroski sees a head kick blocked before he goes to work on a single-leg takedown again, which he gets just as the round ends.

Firstly, though, here are the early prelim results:

Matt Frevola def. Ottman Azaitar via first-round KO (2:30)

Karolina Kowalkiewicz def. Silvana Gomez Juarez via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Michael Trizano def. Seung Woo Choi via first-round KO (4:51)

Montel Jackson def. Julio Arce via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Carlos Ulberg def. Nicolae Negumereanu via first-round KO (3:44)

Andre Petroski vs Wellington Turman kickstarts our coverage of the prelims!