Road to UFC

Road to UFC 2.3 + 2.4

Completed UFC Performance Institute Shanghai, Shanghai, China 10 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Bahatebole Batebolati beat WonBin Ki by dq in the main event.
  • ChangHo Lee beat Rana Rudra Pratap Singh by knockout in the co-main event at bantamweight.
  • Eight of the ten results came early: five knockouts and two submissions.

Main card

WK

WonBin Ki vs Bahatebole Batebolati

Lightweight
Dq R2 2:22
BB
CL

ChangHo Lee vs Rana Rudra Pratap Singh

Bantamweight
Knockout R1 3:52
RS
SH

Shin Haraguchi vs Windri Patilima

Lightweight
Knockout R2 1:25
WP
DZ

Daermisi Zhawupasi vs Eperaim Ginting

Bantamweight
Submission R1 0:58
EG
PD

Peter Danesoe vs Sim Kai Xiong

Flyweight
Knockout R1 4:23
SX
RO

Rongzhu vs SeongChan Hong

Lightweight
Knockout R1 2:17
SH
BJ

Baergeng Jieleyisi vs Shuya Kamikubo

Bantamweight
Split decision R3 5:00
SK
KM

Kazuma Maruyama vs Sangwook Kim

Lightweight
Submission R1 3:08
SK
Xiao Long

Xiao Long vs Shohei Nose

Bantamweight
Split decision R3 5:00
SN
SY

SangHoon Yoo vs Chris Hofmann

Welterweight
Knockout R3 3:10
CH
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Results

Main and co-main events

Bahatebole Batebolati beat WonBin Ki by dq at 2:22 of round two in the main event of Road to UFC 2.3 + 2.4 at the UFC Performance Institute Shanghai in Shanghai. In the co-main event, ChangHo Lee beat Rana Rudra Pratap Singh by knockout at 3:52 of round one at bantamweight.

How the card was decided

Across the ten bouts that produced a result, five ended by knockout, two by submission and two on the judges' scorecards — eight stoppages in ten fights. Two of the two decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Daermisi Zhawupasi, who stopped Eperaim Ginting after 58 seconds, and five of the eight finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was SangHoon Yoo's knockout of Chris Hofmann, 13 minutes and 10 seconds in. End to end, the ten fights filled one hour and 12 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Four weight classes were used, lightweight most often with four bouts. UFC Fight Pass carried all ten bouts.