Gabriel Bonfim knocked out Randy Brown in the second round at UFC Vegas 111, sparking debate over the stoppage.

Gabriel Bonfim earned his first UFC knockout win at UFC Vegas 111, defeating Randy Brown with a second-round knee strike that prompted referee Mark Smith to stop the fight, sparking debate over the call. Bonfim, now 19-0 overall and 6-1 in the UFC, dominated the bout and later called out former interim champion Colby Covington, criticizing him for avoiding meaningful fights and vowing to end his career. The stoppage drew mixed reactions, with some questioning the timing and others supporting the safety-focused decision.