Key takeaways
Amanda Nunes beat Miesha Tate by submission at 3:16 of round one in the main event of UFC 200 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Miesha Tate had come in as the division's No. 15. In the co-main event, Daniel Cormier beat Anderson Silva by unanimous decision after three rounds.
Across the eleven bouts that produced a result, four ended by knockout, one by submission and six on the judges' scorecards — five stoppages in eleven fights. Every decision was unanimous: not one result divided the judges.
The quickest finish belonged to Joe Lauzon, who stopped Diego Sanchez at 1:26 of round one, and five of the five finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Cain Velasquez's knockout of Travis Browne, 4 minutes and 57 seconds in. End to end, the eleven fights filled one hour and 56 minutes of cage time.
The main card finished at the higher rate: two of four, against three of the seven below it. Joe Lauzon (knockout, round one), Gegard Mousasi (knockout, round one) and Jim Miller (knockout, round one) all closed before the judges were needed.
Two ranked fighters appeared. The only other ranked name was Julianna Pena, No. 1 at women's bantamweight.