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Renato Moicano Tops Tom Nolan at UFC Fight Night 292 in Las Vegas

Renato Moicano defeated Tom Nolan in the main event of UFC Fight Night 292 in Las Vegas, continuing his pursuit in the lightweight division.

Renato Moicano Tops Tom Nolan at UFC Fight Night 292 in Las Vegas
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Renato Moicano secured a victory over Tom Nolan in the main event of UFC Fight Night 292 at Meta APEX in Las Vegas. Moicano, a former lightweight title challenger, demonstrated his skills against Nolan, who was making his first UFC main event appearance.

In the co-main event, Randy Brown faced Jacobe Smith, who stepped in on short notice. In other highlights from the card, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani achieved a third-round TKO victory against Farman Hasanov, marking his first stoppage win in the UFC.

Lebosnoyani started off on the defensive but shifted the momentum with accurate body kicks and strikes. The fight was halted in the third round after a doctor’s assessment deemed Hasanov unable to continue due to an eye injury.

Fight Results

  • Renato Moicano def. Tom Nolan via decision
  • Randy Brown vs. Jacobe Smith – Results pending
  • Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani def. Farman Hasanov via TKO (doctor stoppage) at 2:11 of Round 3
  • Dakota Hope def. Francis Marshall via split decision
  • Rodrigo Sezinando def. Theodor Berggren via TKO (doctor stoppage)
  • Julian Erosa def. Jeong Yeong Lee via knockout in Round 1
  • Zachary Reese def. Mickey Gall via unanimous decision
  • Joe Kropschot def. Nick Klein via submission in Round 2
  • Piera Rodriguez def. Talita Alencar via unanimous decision
  • Lucia Szabova def. Tainara Lisboa via TKO in Round 3

This event followed Moicano’s recent win over Chris Duncan, marking his return to form in the lightweight division. Moicano emphasized the significance of facing an experienced opponent like Nolan, who had a series of five consecutive victories leading up to this bout.

Moicano stated, “I think that shows that I’m still in the game,” reflecting on the importance of competing against younger, rising fighters.

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