UFC Fight Night 269: Emmett Vs. Vallejos Live Results

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s coverage of UFC Fight Night 269, headlined by Josh Emmett versus Kevin Vallejos in featherweight action at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas. 

Vallejos will be looking to extend his unbeaten UFC run against the 41-year-old veteran while Emmett is looking to get back to winning ways after back-to-back defeats. They're not the only featherweights in action, with Andre Fili taking on Jose Miguel Delgado and Marwan Rahiki taking on Harry Hardwick. 

Charles Johnson will be facing Bruno Silva, having stepped up to replace Lone'er Kavanagh in the bout after he himself had stepped up to beat Brandon Moreno at flyweight two weeks ago. 

Ion Cutelaba will be facing Oumar Sy at light heavyweight, and the only women's action on the main card will come at strawweight between Amanda Lemos and Gillian Robertson. 

The event will be available to watch on Paramount+ for those in the US, as well as UFC Fight Pass and TNT Sports internationally, with the preliminary fights due to start at 5 PM ET, and the main card at 8 PM ET. 

Round one starts and Bruno Silva tries to find the range, Charles Johnson goes into the clinch and lands two kicks before shooting unsuccessfully for the double-leg takedown. 

Silva pushes Johnson up against the cage. Silva continues to lead with his left and pressure Johnson onto the outside, catches him a solid right hand and a right kick to the body. Silva continues to pressure and Johnson goes into the clinch against the cage again. Johnson guards an attempted takedown and connects a solid elbow to push Silva back. 

Johnson tries to slip in twice but both times gets caught with an uppercut to halt him, Silva follows up with another counter-punch that wobbles Johnson. Both make use of freer hands as the first round comes to an end. 

Round two begins and Johnson throws some stronger strikes that really fail to hit the mark. Silva continues to press him up against the cage, throwing counters to each and every one of Johnson's flurries. Silva shoots for the double but Johnson defends it well, staying up against the cage.

Official time out called after Silva connects with a kick below the belt. 

The fight resumes and Silva continues to enjoy accurate counter-punching, Johnson defends another takedown attempt but continues to be pressed up against the cage. Another official time out called after an unintentional clash of heads. 

The fight resumes and yet another official time out is called after Silva connects with another kick below the belt. Silva gets a stern warning but no further action. Silva throws a kick as the fight resumes but Johnson catches it, fails to make use of the advantage as the round ends. 

Round three begins with both Silva and Johnson throwing kicks that get caught and defended. Silva has Johnson against the cage once more. Silva connects with a solid combination and continues to have Johnson pinned against the cage. Every time the action gets started the pair start tussling back to the cage. 

Johnson gets some good knees off in the clinch and continues to make use of the hold to get some shorter offense in, Silva continues to search with combinations upstairs. Johnson starts to up the tempo with a combination of elbows, knees, and hooks. Silva looks as though he is fading but gets some good counter-punches off as the horn sounds for the end of the fight. 

Charles Johnson def. Bruno Silva via Split Decision (28-29; 29-28; 30-27)

Round one begins and Oumar Sy throws some kicks to establish the range between them. Ion Cutelaba follows up with two left shots followed by a left with his leading leg, continuing to lead and then hook in with his right. Sy and Cutelaba clinch against the cage. 

Cutelaba gets the trip-takedown on Sy, Sy turns it around, gets to his feet and looks for the takedown control himself. He gets it but Cutelaba swings the momentum on the ground. Sy sought for the leg hook but Cutelaba fought out of it, and as Sy pushes forward Cutelaba cinches in a guillotine. 

Sy taps out almost immediately. 

Ion Cutelaba def. Oumar Sy via Submission in Round One 

Round one begins with Harry Hardwick jumping Marwan Rahiki early looking to get the takedown or choke, but it doesn't work. Rahiki connects with some solid kicks and punches after feinting forward. 

Rahiki continues to up the tempo and Hardwick smiles after a slapping left kick to the calf. Hardwick is looking to come round and hook the right hand into Rahiki. Hardwick catches a front kick and delivers a combo to Rahiki on the run-away. Rahiki clips him to stop the flurry. 

Hardwick delivers a kick to the leading leg, causing Rahiki to slip, but Rahiki comes back with one-twos to the face that push Hardwick all the way back and light up his face. Round one ends with Rahiki delivering a spinning kick to the body. 

Round two begins and Hardwick throws a left kick to the shoulder of Rahiki. Rahiki begins to light up Hardwick against the cage after a solid head kick, and Hardwick is cut open on the side of his head. Rahiki fires off another solid left to wobble Hardwick and continues to fire off at the face and Hardwick somehow manages to stay in the fight. Hardwick now catches Rahiki with two stiff shots but gets wobbled again as he comes forward. 

Rahiki relaxing behind the jab as Hardwick is notably wobbled, and even as Hardwick gets the takedown Rahiki reverses the momentum to take control. 

Back on their feet and Rahiki is trying to find space with the right kick, swinging two but missing both as the round comes to an end. 

The fight is called between rounds after Hardwick tells his corner that his jaw is broken. 

Marwan Rahiki def. Harry Hardwick via TKO before Round Three begins.

Round one begins and Jose Miguel Delgado goes for the inside calf kick to Andre Fili right away. Both continue to search with the jab until Delgado throws a stinging kick to the gut. 

Delgado pushes forward with a flurry but appears to get wobbled with a right counter-punch and drops to his knees, but he recovers. Delgado now a little more hesitant as Fili looks to connect with a few more rights, throws a left kick that claps out. Delgado goes for a left jab, right overhand combo as Fili looks for a kick, both miss. Round two ends. 

Round two begins with Fili continuing to keep Delgado pushed back with the stiff jabs. Fili continues to switch stances and frustrate Delgado, but Delgado finds the target with a left hook followed by a left head kick. Delgado continues to fire off elbows and knees to Fili in a close exchange, and Fili is gasping after that exchange. Fili comes back with a left jab, switching stance again throwing the right as a jab. Fili goes for a right head kick that just swipes across the head of Delgado. 

Delgado connects with a left kick to the calf, Fili catches another kick and plants a straight to the face. Delgado gets a takedown and assumes control on the ground, digging the elbows in until Fili switches and they both get up. 

Delgado goes for a right overhand and gets taken down for it by Fili, but the round ends. 

Round three begins with Delgado continuing to search with the jab, getting a stiff kick to the body but walking it off. Fili offers another combo which threatens to drop Delgado, but he smiles it off and continues to search with the left leg kick – immediately eating a right hand for his troubles. 

Fili lands another shot that seems to bother the eye of Delgado. Delgado lands a left head kick that slaps against the collarbone of Fili. Fili gets another takedown with thirty seconds left on the clock, and then another one once Delgado has fought to his feet. The fight ends with Fili looking to ground and pound. 

Jose Miguel Delgado def. Andre Fili via Split Decision (29-28; 28-29; 29-28)

Round one begins and Amanda Lemos is leaning behind the jab well to start off, catching Gillian Robertson with a kick to the head before getting into a clinch against the cage. Lemos is stinging Robertson's leading leg with the calf kick at the early goings, and Robertson now has Lemos against the cage looking for the takedown. Lemos defends well but Robertson manages to get her down on the ground. 

After a grappling stalemate both have found themselves up on their feet against the cage, although Robertson is still looking to assert some control. Lemos has Robertson wobbled with two right hands to the head, but the round comes to an end. 

Round two begins and Lemos cancels out Robertson's attempted calf kick with her own, teeing up a combination upstairs that comes a little bit through the gloves. But Robertson comes back with the double leg takedown. Robertson maneuvers and looks for the Kimura to no avail. Round two ends just as Lemos gets back up and starts flurrying. 

In between rounds, Lemos' corner is encouraging her to stand-up and exchange, Robertson's want her to take her opponent down. 

Round three begins with Lemos following that advice, throwing rights, checking an attempted takedown, before getting tied up once more. Lemos continues to break the distance with jabs and shots to the upstairs, and Robertson manages to get a takedown against the cage. Lemos gets back to her feet and breaks the hold, going back to her jab before having to defend another attempted takedown. 

Robertson gets it, but Lemos looks to try for the armbar in response. Robertson escapes, mounts Lemos from the side again. Lemos gasps, visibly fatigued by the grapple. Robertson is looking for the Kimura again. The fight finishes with both Lemos and Robertson firing shots at one another from the grounded grappling position. 

Gillian Robertson def. Amanda Lemos via Unanimous Decision (29-28; 29-28; 29-28)