Tonight, the UFC returns to the Meta Apex once more for Season 10, Week 4 of Dana White’s Contender Series. This week’s card features 5 bouts as usual.
In the first three weeks, 15 fighters have already impressed the UFC head honcho and grabbed UFC contracts. Some of those newcomers have already made short-notice UFC debuts and secured impressive finishes.
Tonight, more combatants will be adding their names to the list to be part of the big show.
In the main event/featured bout of DWCS season 10, Week 4, welterweight Patrick Rivera (13-4) will lock horns with Adam Darby (7-1).
Before the welterweight contest between Rivera and Darby, there is an 185-pound bout featuring Brandon Holmes (6-1) and Modestino Rodrigues (7-1).
Stay tuned with LowKick MMA for updates on all the fights and to find out which fighters earn UFC contracts tonight on Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10, Week 4!
Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10, Week 4 Results & Highlights
Patrick Rivera vs. Adam Darby
Brandon Holmes vs. Modestino Rodrigues
Liam McCraken vs. Silvestre Sanchez
Gabriel Lorenco vs. Charlie Cleveland
Adam Livingston defeated Hunter Smith by split decision (29-28 x 2, 28-29)
Adam Livingston landed a variety of spinning attacks and stunned Hunter Smith numerous times in Round 1. Despite being stunned a couple of times, Smith survived and eventually found his rhythm, after which both fighters delivered constant action throughout the first frame.
In Round 2, Livingston slowed down but kept on head hunting. Smith, on the other hand, started dictating the pace, pressuring, and landing heavy leg and body kicks to punish Livingston.
In Round 3 of this firefight, Smith once more had a higher output. Meanwhile, Livingston also had his moments but failed to dictate the pace or control the center of the octagon.
After 15 mins of nonstop back and forth, Adam Livingston secured the win by split decison. Post-fight, “Bomb” promised to deliver highlight reel finishes if he earns a UFC contract tonight. He also wants to open the UFC 334 card at Madison Square Garden on November 14.
