UFC Vegas 114 Post-Event Tidbits: Featherweight Contender Logs Superb Knockout

UFC Vegas 114 answered several questions surrounding the promotion’s featherweight division, the biggest one being that young upstart Kevin Vallejos is, in fact, the real deal after starching divisional hard-puncher Josh Emmett.

Overwhelming the older fighter with volume, “El Chino” managed to rock Emmett with a hard right hook that sent him crashing to the canvas before ending the bout with ground-and-pound. The contest also set a new record for the organization, being the fight with the largest age differential between two main event athletes in UFC history at 16 years, 9 months, and 4 days. 

In the co-main event, TUF alum Gillian Robertson took home a hard-fought unanimous decision victory over one-time title challenger Amanda Lemos. Now firmly nestled in the top five at strawweight, the championship is now just in reach for the rising Canadian.

 

Check out some of the most interesting post-event tidbits about the main card of UFC Vegas 114 down below. 

UFC Vegas 114: Charles Johnson def. Bruno Silva

Charles Johnson

Johnson’s win over da Silva was his eighth as a professional by decision, making it the first time he had won a scrap in similar fashion since his triumph over Zhalgas Zhumagulov in 2022. His appearance at UFC Vegas 114 was also his second match of 2026, competing just shy of two months ago at UFC 324.

His UFC record now stands at 8-6

Bruno Silva

Silva’s loss to Johnson dropped him back into the losers circle after previously beating Park Hyun-sung back in October. It also was just his fourth defeat via the judges’ scorecards in his 26-fight professional tenure. 

He is now 2-3 in his last five tilts. 

UFC Vegas 114: Ion Cuțelaba def. Oumar Sy

Ion Cuțelaba

Cutelaba’s first-round win over Sy is his fourth by submission. All of his victories by tap out have happened in the first five minutes. It’s also his 20th win as a professional, making it his 17th by stoppage. 

His appearance at UFC Vegas 114 was the first time he competed on a Vegas-centered card since 2022.

Oumar Sy

Sy’s submission loss to Cuțelaba is the first setback via stoppage of his entire mixed martial arts career. Since joining the UFC in 2024, the Frenchman has gone 3-2 inside the Octagon, losing also to Alonzo Menifield. 

UFC Vegas 114: Marwan Rahiki def. Harry Hardwick

Marwan Rahiki

Rahiki’s win over Hardwick retained his 100 percent finishing streak, owning seven knockouts and one submission. It also earned him his first post-event bonus in his UFC tenure, scoring the Fight of the Night bonus. 

Harry Hardwick

Hardwick’s loss to Rahiki is his second consecutive defeat. Both of his losses in the UFC have now come by way of stoppage due to injuries, losing his debut in 2025 due to a leg injury.

He is now 4-2 in his last six fights. 

UFC Vegas 114: Jose Delgado def. Andre Fili

Jose Delgado

His decision win over Fili is his first victory by the scorecards since the second bout of his amateur career back in 2019. He has outlanded every single one of his UFC opponents. 

This was the first time he had competed in the Apex since his company debut back in February 2025 at UFC Fight Night: Cannonier vs. Rodrigues.

Andre Fili

Fili’s loss to Delgado is his 12th defeat by decision. His four takedowns landed on Delgado were the most he had accrued in a UFC bout since his match with Charles Johnson back in 2020 at UFC Fight Night: Eye vs. Calvillo

His UFC record now stands at 13-12 with one no-contest.

UFC Vegas 114: Gillian Robertson def. Amanda Lemos 

Gillian Robertson

Robertson’s win over Lemos was her fifth victory in a row since 2024. It was also her third successive victory over a Brazilian adversary. She has now won 17 bouts as a professional 

Amanda Lemos

Lemos’ loss to Robertson is her second in a row. In those two tilts, she had surrendered over nine minutes of control time. 

She is now 2-3 in her last five fights since challenging for the strawweight strap back in 2023 at UFC 292. She was the oldest woman competing on the entire UFC Vegas 114 card at 38 years of age.

UFC Vegas 114: Kevin Vallejos def. Josh Emmett

Kevin Vallejos

Vallejos’ win over Emmett was his seventh consecutive victory. It was also the ninth stoppage triumph of his professional career. He has now won 13 contests by knockout. 

He was the only Argentine fighter on the entire UFC Vegas 114 card

Josh Emmett

Emmett’s loss to Vallejos was  his second consecutive setback inside the distance. It was also the first time he had lost a match by strikes since 2018

His UFC record now stands at 10-7. He is now 1-5 in his last six scraps. Emmett was the oldest fighter competing on the entire UFC Vegas 114 card at 41 years old