Brendan Allen wasn’t originally scheduled to participate in the main event, but he left a lasting impression on fight fans to close the show. After Nikita Krylov became ill with a foodborne illness Saturday and could not compete against Ryan Spann in the scheduled marquee fight, the middleweight bout between Allen (21-5 MMA, 9-2 UFC) and Andre Muniz became the new main event of UFC Fight Night 220 at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. It became a big stage for Allen to make a statement in the three-round main event, and he did exactly that by tapping Muniz (23-5 MMA, 5-1 UFC) at 4:25 of the final round. The fight began at a measured pace as both fighters studied the range
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UFC Fight Night 220 results: Brendan Allen taps Andre Muniz in impromptu main event – MMA Junkie