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UFC Fight Night 255 bonuses

March 23, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC Fight Night 255 took place on Saturday in London and the promotion handed out four bonuses for the card.

The Performances of the Night went to Shauna Bannon, Kevin Holland, Alexia Thainara and Sean Brady.

The co-headliner, Brady submitted the former welterweight champion Leon Edwards in the fourth round of their bout. With an 8-1 UFC record, Brady propelled himself into the title picture.

Alexia Thainara earned $50K with an RNC choke over fan favorite Molly McCann in the very first round. After the match, McCann retired from the sport of UFC with the ceremonial leaving of the gloves in the Octagon.

Coming off a loss last month, Kevin Holland was able to pull an 180 from his last fight by having one of the best fights in his UFC career in a unanimous decision victory over Gunnar Nelson.

Shauna Bannon defeated Puja Tomar with an armbar in round 2 of their fight. Bannon, from Ireland, sparked The O2 crowd with the submission.

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