UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 results: Oliveira submits Gamrot in Rio — full card, bonuses, and what’s next

Charles Oliveira submitted Mateusz Gamrot with a rear-naked choke at 2:48 of Round 2 to headline a raucous night at Farmasi Arena, Rio de Janeiro. The former lightweight champion’s homecoming finish capped a card heavy on stoppages and set up fresh stakes at 155 pounds.

Fact box

  • Event: UFC Fight Night — Oliveira vs Gamrot (Rio)
  • Date / venue: October 11, 2025, Farmasi Arena, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • Main event official result: Oliveira def. Gamrot — Submission (rear-naked choke), 2:48 R2.
  • Official numbers: Oliveira 11/33 sig. strikes; Gamrot 18/42; control 3:35 vs 1:00; takedowns 1/1 each.
  • Broadcast (US): ESPN+ (prelims and main card).

Quick hits (official/verified numbers)

  • Main event — Oliveira vs Gamrot: RNC at 2:48 (R2); significant strikes 11/33 vs 18/42; top control swings in R2 set the finish.
  • Co-feature — Figueiredo vs Jackson (BW): Split decision for Deiveson Figueiredo (29–28, 28–29, 29–28).
  • Luque vs Álvarez (WW): Vicente Luque by unanimous decision (30–26 x3).
  • Petrino vs Petersen (HW): Vitor Petrino KO/TKO at 0:26 of R3, a highlight-reel finish.
  • Bonuses: $50,000 Performance of the Night to Charles Oliveira, Bia Mesquita, Vitor Petrino, Julia Polastri. (No Fight of the Night announced.)

Source of record for bout list and round-by-round: ESPN Fightcenter; prelim results and scorecards mirrored on UFC.com.

Full card — UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 results

  • LW Charles Oliveira def. Mateusz GamrotSubmission (RNC), 2:48 R2 (main event).
  • BWDeiveson Figueiredo def. Montel JacksonSplit Decision (29–28, 28–29, 29–28).
  • WWVicente Luque def. Joel ÁlvarezUnanimous Decision (30–26 x3).
  • HWVitor Petrino def. Thomas PetersenKO/TKO, 0:26 R3.
  • FWRicardo Ramos def. Kaan OfliSubmission (rear-naked choke), 3:02 R1.
  • FWMichael Aswell def. Lucas AlmeidaKO/TKO, 1:42 R1.
  • FLYJafel Filho def. Clayton CarpenterSubmission (kimura), 4:42 R1.
  • HWJhonata Diniz def. Mario Pinto KO/TKO, 4:10 R2.
  • FLYLucas Rocha def. Stewart NicollUnanimous Decision (30–27 x3).
  • W-BWBia Mesquita def. Irina AlekseevaSubmission (rear-naked choke), 2:14 R2.
  • W-STRAWJulia Polastri def. Karolina KowalkiewiczKO/TKO, 2:56 R3.
  • BWLuan Lacerda def. Saimon OliveiraSubmission (armbar), 3:55 R2.

Main event deep-dive — how Oliveira created the finish

The sequence: Gamrot’s pressure asked early questions, but Oliveira stayed composed, alternating long straight shots with intercept knees to punish level changes. After a series of clinch and mat exchanges in Round 2, Oliveira won the back-exposure battle and slid the arm under the chin for the rear-naked choke at 2:48. The Rio crowd detonated, and Oliveira’s in-cage celebration doubled as a statement that his submission game remains the most dangerous in UFC lightweight history.

Numbers in context: ESPN’s finals show 11/33 sig. for Oliveira vs 18/42 for Gamrot, but the telling stat is control time — Oliveira 3:35 vs Gamrot 1:00 — and the perfect 1/1 on takedowns apiece. Against a chain-wrestler who averages heavy attempts, neutralizing the scramble and stealing the back is the winning condition, and that’s exactly what defined the UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 results headline.

What it means: Beating a top-five grinder re-anchors Oliveira in the title queue after recent ups and downs. With Islam Makhachev and Ilia Topuria holding the year’s marquee gold, the lightweight picture heading into 2026 is fluid; Oliveira’s submission over Gamrot puts him in any shortlist conversation.

Deiveson Figueiredo def. Montel Jackson — Split Decision

  • Recap: At bantamweight, Figueiredo’s counter power and pocket bursts shaded two of three cards in a measured, tactical bout. 29–28, 28–29, 29–28.
  • Implications: Figueiredo’s transition to 135 continues forward; Jackson remains a difficult out for the division’s middle tier.

Vicente Luque def. Joel Álvarez — Unanimous Decision

  • Recap: Vintage Luque: clinch elbows, body work and front-headlock threats. Three 30–26 cards reflect near-10-8 dominance in spots.
  • Implications: Repositions Luque for a ranked welterweight next; Álvarez learns from a strength-of-schedule leap.

Vitor Petrino def. Thomas Petersen — KO/TKO (0:26 R3)

  • Recap: A face-plant finish just 26 seconds into the final round lit up the prelims — one of the night’s signature highlights.
  • Implications: Petrino’s power scales at heavyweight; expect a bigger step next after banking a $50k bonus.

Ricardo Ramos def. Kaan Ofli — RNC (3:02 R1)

  • Recap: Rapid backpack to strangle — classic Ramos.
  • Implications: Restarts momentum at featherweight.

What mattered from the rest of the card

  • Michael Aswell blitzed Lucas Almeida with a R1 1:42 TKO — clean timing on entries, no wasted motion.
  • Jafel Filho hit a technical kimura at 4:42 R1 on Clayton Carpenter, the kind of finish that warms a BJJ-mad Rio crowd.
  • Bia Mesquita, the decorated grappler, got RNC at 2:14 R2 over Irina Alekseeva and collected a $50k bonus.
  • Julia Polastri stopped veteran Karolina Kowalkiewicz late in R3 (2:56) — another $50k nod.
  • Luan Lacerda answered a weigh-in miss with a slick R2 3:55 armbar against Saimon Oliveira — one of the night’s cleanest conversions from guard.
  • Lucas Rocha outpointed Stewart Nicoll 30–27 x3 with workmanlike control.

Bonuses, attendance & notes

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FAQs — UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 results

Who won the main event?
Charles Oliveira by submission (rear-naked choke) at 2:48 of Round 2 over Mateusz Gamrot.

Where was UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 held?
Farmasi Arena, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

What were the UFC Fight Night October 11 2025 results on the main card?
Oliveira (SUB R2), Figueiredo (SD), Luque (UD), Petrino (KO/TKO R3), Ramos (SUB R1).

Who got the bonuses?
Performance of the Night: Oliveira, Mesquita, Petrino, Polastri; no FOTN reported.

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