UFC Fight Night 260: Ulberg vs. Reyes | Event Profile, Full Results & Legacy
- Roe Jogan
- May 23
- 2 min read
Introduction
UFC Fight Night 260: Ulberg vs. Reyes took place on September 28, 2025 at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia — the UFC’s fourth visit to Perth and its first-ever Fight Night event in the city, following UFC 305 in August 2024. The light heavyweight main event featured No. 3-ranked Carlos Ulberg against No. 7-ranked former two-time title challenger Dominick Reyes. The card drew 12,543 fans and generated $1.8M in gate revenue.
Ulberg delivered a perfect statement, knocking out Reyes with a devastating straight right at 4:27 of round one to extend his winning streak to nine — cementing his position as the clear next title challenger at 205 pounds ahead of UFC 320. City Kickboxing went 4-0 on the night. Jimmy Crute thrilled the home crowd with a first-round RNC submission of Erslan, and Neil Magny produced an incredible comeback brabo choke victory over Jake Matthews.
Quick Stats
📍 Venue: RAC Arena, Perth, Australia | Sep 28, 2025 | First-ever FN in Perth | Att: 12,543 | Gate: $1,800,000
✅ Result: Carlos Ulberg def. Dominick Reyes via KO (Punch) (Round 1, 4:27)
⭐ Notable: Ulberg 9th straight win — cements LHW title contender status | City Kickboxing 4-0 | Crute Sub (RNC) Erslan R1 (home crowd) | Magny comeback brabo choke of Matthews R3 | Nolan Sub R1 (4th straight) | Rowston TKO debut | Jenkins UD Taveras | Thainara UD Lookboonmee | Pericic KO R1 debut
Full Results
Carlos Ulberg def. Dominick Reyes — KO (Punch) (Round 1, 4:27) | 9th straight win | Clear LHW title contender
Jimmy Crute def. Ivan Erslan — Sub (RNC) R1, 3:19; Jack Jenkins def. Ramon Taveras — UD R3; Neil Magny def. Jake Matthews — Sub (Brabo Choke) R3 (comeback); Tom Nolan — Sub R1 (4th straight); Cam Rowston — TKO debut; Brando Pericic — KO R1 debut; Alexia Thainara def. Loma Lookboonmee — UD R3
Legacy & Impact
UFC Perth delivered an emphatic main event statement. Ulberg’s first-round KO of Reyes was a perfect performance from the City Kickboxing product, whose nine-fight winning streak dating back to 2022 made him the undeniable next challenger at light heavyweight. The gym’s 4-0 sweep on the night was a testament to their depth. Magny’s incredible comeback submission of Matthews — surviving early danger to finish in the third — was one of the most dramatic moments of the card. Perth’s first-ever Fight Night was a success.
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