legitimate claim for winning the third round.

Reyes now takes away some important lessons in succeeding a five-round championship fight, but his elite cardio and sheer will were incredible. Even in defeat, Reyes proved he belongs among the elite in the UFC.

With the win, Jones now has the most championship wins in UFC history.

Valentina Shevchenko vs. Katlyn Chookagian – 11:55 p.m. ET

Flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko continues to set a new standard of greatness.

Shevchenko successfully defended her Flyweight Championship, defeating Katlyn Chookagian in the third round by TKO following a stoppage from the crucifix position on the ground. The performance by Shevchenko was dominant, and her judo, striking, takedowns, and jiu-jitsu are all so much further advanced than her opponents in the weight class.

The victory is the fifth straight forshowed precision in his punches and an incredible amount of power, and he was a step ahead of Adams (5-3) in the fight, which was over in under two minutes. The loss is especially painful for Adams, as it marks his third consecutive defeat.

The heavyweight division is in need of stars, and it will be worth watching to see where Tafa goes from here.

Mirsad Bektic vs. Dan Ige — 11:22 p.m. ET

Mirsad Bektic and Dan Ige went a full three rounds, with judges scoring a split decision victory for Ige.

The win is the fifth straight for Ige (13-2), who has never been finished in the UFC. The first round belonged to Ig, who landed the bigger power shots, but Bektic (13-3) controlled the second with his takedowns. Ige’s