UFC

UFC 123: Rampage vs Machida

Completed Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, United States 11 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Quinton Jackson beat Lyoto Machida by split decision in the main event.
  • BJ Penn beat Matt Hughes by knockout in the co-main event.
  • Seven of the eleven results came early: four knockouts and three submissions.

Main card

Lyoto Machida

Lyoto Machida vs Quinton Jackson

Split decision R3 5:00
QJ
MH

Matt Hughes vs BJ Penn

Knockout R1 0:21
BP
GH

Gerald Harris vs Maiquel Falcao

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
MF
TB

Tim Boetsch vs Phil Davis

Submission R2 2:55
PD
GS

George Sotiropoulos vs Joe Lauzon

Submission R2 2:43
JL
DH

Dennis Hallman vs Karo Parisyan

Knockout R1 1:47
KP
Edson Barboza

Edson Barboza vs Mike Lullo

Knockout R3 0:26
ML
PK

Paul Kelly vs TJ O'Brien

Knockout R2 3:16
TO
TG

Tyson Griffin vs Nik Lentz

Split decision R3 5:00
Nik Lentz

Preliminary card

Matt Brown

Matt Brown vs Brian Foster

Submission R2 2:11
BF
MM

Mark Munoz vs Aaron Simpson

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
AS
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Results

Main and co-main events

Quinton Jackson beat Lyoto Machida by split decision after three rounds in the main event of UFC 123 at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills. In the co-main event, BJ Penn beat Matt Hughes by knockout after 21 seconds.

How the card was decided

Across the eleven bouts that produced a result, four ended by knockout, three by submission and four on the judges' scorecards — seven stoppages in eleven fights. Two of the four decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to BJ Penn, who stopped Matt Hughes after 21 seconds, and two of the seven finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Edson Barboza's knockout of Mike Lullo, 10 minutes and 26 seconds in. End to end, the eleven fights filled one hour and 44 minutes of cage time.

Main card against the prelims

The main card finished at the higher rate: six of nine, against one of the two below it. Brian Foster (submission, round two) all closed before the judges were needed.