UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry

UFC 330 (15 August 2026, Philadelphia) ended with Islam Makhachev beating Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision to make the first defense of his UFC welterweight title.

The judges scored it 49-46, 49-46, 48-47 (UFC official scorecards). According to UFC, the win was Makhachev's 17th in a row in the UFC, moving him past Anderson Silva's 16 for the longest winning streak in UFC history. In the co-main event, women's strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern beat Gillian Robertson by unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47) in her first title defense. Eight of the 12 bouts ended by KO, TKO or submission.

In Japan the card ran on Sunday 16 August: the early prelims started at 06:30, the prelims at 08:00 and the main card at 10:00 JST (UFC event page). The venue was Xfinity Mobile Arena. UFC's Japanese-language event page still shows it under its former name, Wells Fargo Center. Fighter names on this page follow KIAI's fighter profiles; UFC Japan writes the two headliners as イスラム・マハチェフ and イアン・マシャド・ガリー.

This page was rewritten on 24 September 2026, from a pre-fight preview into a results page, using UFC's official results and scorecards.

UFC 330 results: all 12 bouts

Bouts are listed in the order used on UFC's event page and official scorecards. Finish descriptions follow UFC's official scorecards (checked 24 September 2026). Champion and ranking labels are the ones UFC's event page showed before the fights.

Main card (10:00 JST)

Prelims (08:00 JST)

Early prelims (06:30 JST)

Winners, rounds, times and judges' scores also match the results table on Wikipedia's UFC 330 page (cross-checked 24 September 2026).

Main event: Makhachev vs Machado Garry

Based on UFC's official fight report, this is how the five rounds went.

The judges gave it to Makhachev 49-46, 49-46, 48-47. How those numbers are built (each round scored 10-9 or wider, then added up) is explained in our guide to MMA scoring.

According to UFC, the win took Makhachev to 17 straight UFC victories and an 18-1 record inside the Octagon, passing Anderson Silva's 16 for the longest winning streak in UFC history. UFC also says he is only the fifth fighter to win titles in two divisions and defend both, after Daniel Cormier, Amanda Nunes, Henry Cejudo and Jon Jones.

Makhachev is a former UFC lightweight champion: he won that title in October 2022 and defended it four times. At UFC 322 on 15 November 2025 he beat Jack Della Maddalena by five-round decision to win the welterweight title (UFC athlete page). UFC 330 was his first defense of that belt. Our news story from the moment he became a two-division champion is Makhachev goes two-division; Machado Garry is next.

UFC also credited Machado Garry, saying that in defeat he showed he can compete with the very top of the pound-for-pound list.

Pro records and win methods are from the UFC athlete pages, and the pro records also match MMA Junkie's post-event facts. The UFC-only records come from UFC and MMA Junkie for Makhachev, and from MMA Junkie for Machado Garry (checked 24 September 2026).

Co-main event: Dern vs Robertson (women's strawweight title)

According to UFC's fight report, champion Dern dominated on the mat in the first and second rounds. Robertson had a little more success in the third, but Dern took her down again early in the fourth and controlled the round until the last 10 seconds, when Robertson finally got a takedown of her own. Robertson then worked from top position for the whole fifth round, although Dern was never in real trouble.

The judges scored it 49-46, 49-46, 48-47 for Dern. UFC says it was her fourth straight win and her first successful defense of the women's strawweight title. After the fight Dern is 17-5 and Robertson 17-9 (UFC athlete pages, MMA Junkie). The night Dern won the vacant title is recorded in UFC 321: Dern vs Jandiroba.

The rest of the card

• Jalin Turner: caught Kauê Fernandes after a missed spinning backfist, dropped him with a left hand and finished him with follow-up strikes at 0:39 of the first round. UFC says it was his second first-round finish in a row.
• Dustin Stoltzfus: grew up in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and was fighting in his home state for the first time. He controlled the grappling from the first round and submitted Mansur Abdul-Malik at 4:25 of the second, for his fourth UFC win (UFC). The odds shown on UFC's event page had Abdul-Malik at -700 and Stoltzfus at +500.
• Esteban Ribovics: battered Edson Barboza from the opening round and stopped him at 1:32 of the second. After the fight Barboza laid his gloves in the center of the Octagon, closing a UFC career of more than 16 years (UFC).
• Neil Magny: was held down by Ramiz Brahimaj's grappling in the first round, then swept, got back to his feet and finished him with strikes in the second. According to UFC, it was Magny's 25th UFC win, tying Charles Oliveira for second place all time and three behind Jim Miller.
• Charles Johnson: submitted late replacement Eduardo Chapolin with a Scottish twister at 1:36 of the third round. Chapolin had been docked a point in the first round for an illegal knee (UFC).
• Donte Johnson: knocked out Eric McConico with a left hand at 1:38 of the first round. UFC says he stays unbeaten, with three straight UFC wins and nine in a row overall.
• Lucas Fernando: won his UFC debut, stopping Rafael Tobias with a knee to the body in the third round.
• Jeremiah Wells: the only Philadelphia fighter on the card. He lost the first two rounds to Myktybek Orolbai, then rocked him early in the third and finished him with a guillotine choke. The odds on UFC's event page had Wells at +675 and Orolbai at -1300. After the fight Wells said he would probably retire unless his next bout is against a top-15 opponent (UFC).
• Two decisions: Chidi Njokuani beat Joel Álvarez and Tresean Gore beat Vicente Luque, both by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28). UFC says the win ended a two-fight losing run for Njokuani.

Bonuses

UFC's bonus article names four Performance of the Night winners: Jalin Turner, Dustin Stoltzfus, Charles Johnson and Jeremiah Wells. The same article lists no Fight of the Night.

MMA Junkie reports that each of the four received $100,000, and that Ribovics, Donte Johnson, Fernando and Magny, who finished their fights without a Performance bonus, received $25,000 each.

Event facts

According to UFC, it was the promotion's first event in Philadelphia in more than six years. Attendance and gate figures do not appear on the UFC pages checked for this article, so they are given as reported by MMA Junkie. The arena's former name was checked against Wikipedia's page on the venue.

Watching in Japan (replays)

UFC's streaming partner in Japan is U-NEXT. In its November 2025 announcement, UFC said U-NEXT will carry every numbered event (13 a year) and every Fight Night (30 a year) live, plus on-demand replays, through 2031 (UFC).

When we checked U-NEXT's UFC page on 24 September 2026, the schedule section listed programs on 27 and 30 September only, and we could not confirm whether UFC 330 can still be watched as a replay. If you want to watch it, check U-NEXT directly.

FAQ

Q. Who won the UFC 330 main event? A. Islam Makhachev beat Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47) after five rounds to make the first defense of his UFC welterweight title (UFC official scorecards).

Q. When and where was UFC 330, and what time was it in Japan? A. Saturday 15 August 2026 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In Japan it was Sunday 16 August: the main card started at 10:00 JST, the prelims at 08:00 and the early prelims at 06:30 (UFC event page).

Q. What is Makhachev's UFC winning streak? A. UFC 330 was his 17th straight UFC win, which UFC says passes Anderson Silva's 16 as the longest winning streak in UFC history. His record after the fight is 29-1, and 18-1 in the UFC.

Q. What happened in the UFC 330 co-main event? A. Women's strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern beat Gillian Robertson by unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47) in her first title defense. After the fight Dern is 17-5 and Robertson 17-9.

Q. Who won bonuses at UFC 330? A. Performance of the Night went to Jalin Turner, Dustin Stoltzfus, Charles Johnson and Jeremiah Wells (UFC). MMA Junkie reports that each of the four received $100,000.

Related

• Makhachev goes two-division; Machado Garry is next: our story from when he won the welterweight title
• UFC 321: Dern vs Jandiroba: the card where Dern won the vacant women's strawweight title
• MMA scoring explained: how to read scores such as 49-46 and 30-27
• UFC 329: McGregor vs. Holloway 2 results: the numbered event before UFC 330
• UFC 332 fight card and start times: the next numbered event on the calendar

Sources

• UFC, event page "UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/event/ufc-330
• UFC, Japanese-language event page "UFC 330" (checked 24 September 2026): https://jp.ufc.com/event/ufc-330
• UFC, "Main Card Results | UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-330-islam-makhachev-vs-ian-machado-garry-results
• UFC, "Prelim Results | UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-330-prelims-results
• UFC, "Official Scorecards | UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/news/ufc-330-official-scorecards
• UFC, "Bonus Coverage | UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/news/bonus-coverage-ufc-330-makhachev-vs-machado-garry
• UFC, "The Bigger Picture | UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/news/the-bigger-picture-ufc-330-makhachev-vs-machado-garry
• UFC athlete page, Islam Makhachev (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/athlete/islam-makhachev
• UFC athlete page, Ian Machado Garry (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/athlete/ian-machado-garry
• UFC athlete page, Mackenzie Dern (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/athlete/mackenzie-dern
• UFC athlete page, Gillian Robertson (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.ufc.com/athlete/gillian-robertson
• MMA Junkie, "UFC 330 post-event facts: Islam Makhachev breaks new ground in history" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/story/sports/ufc/2026/08/16/ufc-330-post-event-facts-islam-makhachev-record-history-winning-streak/91316941007/
• MMA Junkie, "UFC 330 bonuses: Ultra-rare Scottish twister leads $100K Philly winners" (published 16 August 2026; checked 24 September 2026): https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/story/sports/ufc/2026/08/16/ufc-330-bonuses-charles-johnson-scottish-twister-submission-jalin-turner-knockout-philadelphia-upset/91322855007/
• Wikipedia, "UFC 330" results table (used as a cross-check; checked 24 September 2026): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFC_330
• Wikipedia, "Xfinity Mobile Arena" (used for the venue's former name; checked 24 September 2026): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xfinity_Mobile_Arena
• UFC Japan, "UFCとU-NEXTが国内配信パートナーシップ契約を更新" (UFC and U-NEXT renew their Japan distribution partnership; checked 24 September 2026): https://jp.ufc.com/news/ufc-and-u-next-extend-media-rights-partnership-japan
• U-NEXT, UFC page (checked 24 September 2026): https://www.video.unext.jp/po2/ufc

Update log: published 30 June 2026 as a pre-fight preview; 24 September 2026 rewritten as a results page with all 12 bouts from UFC's official results and scorecards.