UFC 301 took place in Rio de Janeiro and featured all Brazilian fighters, who dominated the card with a 10-3 record and swept the performance of the night bonuses. Mauricio Ruffy, Alessandro Costa, Michel Pereira, and Caio Borralho were the fighters who received the $50,000 bonuses for their impressive performances. Six out of the 13 fights ended in a finish, with Anthony Smith and Joanderson Brito being the only fighters to win by finish but not receive a bonus.

Mauricio Ruffy had an outstanding performance, drawing comparisons to Conor McGregor with his precision striking and quick victory over Jamie Mularkey. Caio Borralho also had an impressive showing as he knocked out veteran middleweight Paul Craig with powerful shots. Alessandro Costa showcased his strength and explosiveness as he defeated Kevin Borjas with a TKO, establishing himself as a force in the men’s flyweight division. Michel Pereira, known for his dynamic fighting style, delivered a diverse and wild sequence to defeat Ihor Potieria in the first round.

The event also saw wins from fighters like Alexandre Pantoja, Jose Aldo, and Drakkar Klose on the main card. Joanderson Brito secured a win via TKO after his opponent, Jack Shore, suffered a leg gash that prompted the ringside doctor to stop the fight. Despite not receiving a bonus, Brito’s performance was noteworthy. In the early prelims, Mauricio Ruffy, Dione Barbosa, and Ismael Bonfim also secured wins, with Ruffy winning via first-round TKO.

Overall, the Brazilian fighters at UFC 301 put on a memorable show for the crowd in Rio de Janeiro, with 10 victories and impressive performances throughout the card. The local fighters demonstrated their skills and dominance in the Octagon, showcasing their talent across different weight divisions. The event highlighted the depth of talent in Brazilian MMA and set the stage for potential future matchups and rivalries within the UFC. Fans can look forward to more exciting fights and performances from these fighters as they continue to make their mark in the world of mixed martial arts.

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