Noche UFC 4 live results and play-by-play analysis

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is live TODAY (Saturday, September 12, 2026) together UFC 4 night, live online via Paramount+. The event will take place inside the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Our main event tonight is Jean Silva vs. Jose Delgado in the featherweight division.

Our main event is between Silva and Delgado, but that wasn’t what the UFC originally booked for this annual event. Delgado, an Arizona native, will be the replacement Yair Rodriguez (more about it here). Delgado comes into this one off a close win Austin Debt and Another Fili. Meanwhile, Silva is coming off a narrow victory Arnold Allen. This will be his only fight since graduation Diego Lopes at last year’s Noche UFC event (relive it here).

This is a a huge opportunity for Delgado to catapult himself up Featherweight rankingswhile for Silva it is a huge risk. And a win here over his short-notice opponent doesn’t give him that much in return.

The main event features former flyweight champion, Brandon Moreno, to pick up The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 33 the winner, Joseph Morales. It really shows how far Moreno has fallen in the divisional title picture. As with Delgado, Morales has a great chance to make a name for himself in this division.

McMillen has been the star of fight week as far as our traffic numbers are concerned anyway (here is the reason). Training partner about Sean O’Malley has attracted considerable attention with his comments (like this), which leads to He has also gained attention through himself exciting fighting stylewhich has earned him two stoppage victories in the UFC. Rahiki also has two stoppages and the two will have a stand-up war tonight… as long as it lasts.

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Dan Ige vs. David Martinez

Edgar Chairez vs. Tim Elliott: Chairez rocked Elliott right away in this fight, but may have been too casual later. Elliott then rocked him a few minutes later and might have stolen the round. Elliott probably made it to the second round as well, spending a decent amount of time to bleed him from the top position. Chairez was still able to damage Elliott’s left leg. Elliott had a serious limp in the third. He was able to tough it out though and take Chairez down again.

Official Decision: Tim Elliott def. Edgar Chairez by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Iganacio Bahamondes vs. Muslim Salikhov: In this one, we didn’t get the early ending we expected. And much of that is thanks to Salikhov. Despite being 42 years old, he was able to spot the biggest threat coming from the Bahamondes. He was tagged a lot, but he didn’t give up the fight-ending punch. Bahamondes was a clear winner and looked very flat throughout, but the lack of finish counts against him here. Also, the fact that the Bahamonds were thrown down was not a hit attempt, not a good look.

Official Decision: Igancio Bahamondes def. Moslem Salihov by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Yousri Belgaroui vs. Djorden Santos: Belgaroui continues to look like the real deal. He was a little soft to start this game though and seemed to show a surprising amount of respect for Santos’ game. He overcame it though and started landing power shots that left Santos reeling. After he saw Santos hurt, he closed in and put him away to the fence with some big shots.

Official decision: Yousri Belgaroui def. Djorden Santos by TKO (punches), Round 1 (4:25)

Drakkar Klose vs. Tommy Gantt: Gantt just carried Klose out. He is a studio athlete and it showed. He used his big frame and motor to drag around and hang onto Klose throughout the fight. The end came when Gantt locked in an unusual triangle position and forced a submission. He then got in Klose’s face and danced around. Good win but not a great look at the end.

Official decision: Tommy Gantt def. Drakkar by Klose submission (triangle choke), Round 3 (2:31)

Rafa Garcia vs Rongzhu: It was a fairly even fight, but the main difference was that Garcia stuck to a one-two and Rongzhu figured out how to fight around it, while jabbing him with creative, less telegraphed shots. Garcia applied more pressure late in the fight, but it wasn’t enough to advance on the scorecards.

Official decision: Rongzhu won. Rafa Garcia by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Sean King Vs. Jessie Rosas: Well, that was cruel. King ducked down and hit Rosa with a Rock Bottom (if you’re familiar with The Rock’s old finishing move). Rosas hit his head on the canvas and was out before King could follow up.

Official decision: Sean King def. Jessie Rosas KO (slam), 1st round (0:36)

JJ Aldrich vs. Regina Tarin: Tarin brought the party with his exit and did his best to make this fight a fun fight. Aldrich tried to pour water on it all, but Tarin’s boxing was getting enough and by the end of the second Aldrich was already fading.

Official Decision: Regina Tarin def. JJ Aldrich by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

The live broadcast begins at 2:00 PM ET. …