African/Sport

MMA

Neil Magny rallies past Brahimaj for 25th UFC win at UFC 330
Photo: LowKick MMA

Neil Magny rallies past Brahimaj for 25th UFC win at UFC 330

Neil Magny recovered from a difficult opening round to stop Ramiz Brahimaj in Round 2 at UFC 330 and claim his 25th UFC victory.

Neil Magny stopped Ramiz Brahimaj by TKO in the second round at UFC 330. The comeback victory gave the 39-year-old welterweight his 25th UFC win, moving him to second on the promotion’s all-time list behind Jim Miller’s 28.

Brahimaj controlled much of the opening round with an aggressive grappling approach. He pushed Magny towards the fence, completed a takedown and kept the fight on the mat while working with short strikes.

The pattern continued at the start of the second round, when Brahimaj again brought Magny down. Magny eventually turned the position during a scramble and returned to his feet, creating the opening that changed the fight.

Magny then landed a heavy body shot that left Brahimaj folded against the fence. He followed with a sustained attack, connecting with 15 unanswered strikes before referee Jason Herzog stopped the contest at 3:20 of the second round.

The result marked Magny’s third victory in his last four fights. His only defeat in that stretch came against Yaroslav Amosov, but the win over Brahimaj restored his momentum and added another milestone to his UFC career.

UFC 330 took place on August 15, 2026, at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Magny’s latest victory strengthened his place among the promotion’s most successful fighters by wins, with only Miller having reached that mark more often.

Neil MagnyRamiz Brahimaj · UFC

Source: LowKick MMA

UFC