23 May 2026 · UFC Events

UFC Qatar 2025 results: Tsarukyan vs Hooker and all 14 bouts

Correction, 12 September 2026: The earlier article incorrectly called this the final UFC Fight Night of 2025 and omitted three fights from its results. UFC's December schedule extended beyond this November event. This replacement records the completed card and distinguishes the result from speculation about subsequent title opportunities.

Arman Tsarukyan submitted Dan Hooker in Doha on 22 November 2025, while Ian Machado Garry beat Belal Muhammad on the judges' cards. This was UFC's first event in Qatar, held at ABHA Arena. UFC's next-day account describes Tsarukyan defending Hooker's guillotine attempts before applying his own finishing choke. It also records Garry's post-fight title callout. Those are two different things: an accomplished result and a request about what should happen next.

All 14 completed results

Source: UFC's official results and scorecards. UD means unanimous decision; SD means split decision. Time is elapsed within the round. Decision rows show the completed third round.

UFC Qatar — 22 November 2025, listed from main event to opening bout
WinnerOpponentResultRoundTime
Arman TsarukyanDan HookerSubmission23:34
Ian Machado GarryBelal MuhammadUD35:00
Volkan OezdemirAlonzo MenifieldKO11:27
Myktybek OrolbaiJack HermanssonKO12:46
Waldo Cortes-AcostaShamil GazievKO11:22
Kyoji HoriguchiTagir UlanbekovSubmission32:18
Luke RileyBogdan GradKO20:30
Nicolas DalbySaygid IzagakhmaevSD35:00
Asu AlmabayevAlex PerezSubmission30:22
Abdul Rakhman YakhyaevRafael CerqueiraSubmission10:33
Aleksandre TopuriaBekzat AlmakhanUD35:00
Ismail NaurdievRyan LoderKO11:26
Nurullo AlievShem RockUD35:00
Denzel FreemanMarek BujloUD35:00

Where this card sat in the calendar

Qatar was a November stop, not the season finale. UFC's 26 November announcement scheduled Royval vs Kape for 13 December at the APEX as its final event of 2025. Its completed December scorecards confirm that later card took place. A historical event report should not turn a prominent main event into an unsupported calendar milestone.

How to use this record when watching a replay

Choose a fight before opening its result if you want to avoid spoilers. After watching, separate three notes: the official outcome, the sequence you observed and your view of what it means for the fighter. A submission entry establishes the method and stopping time; it does not describe every positional exchange that led there. A decision label establishes how the judges divided, not whether a viewer found the contest close.

The linked scorecards let you inspect the actual judges' totals. If you keep a separate viewing card, use the MMA scorecard tool and record your observations round by round. Do not present your total as an official score or a post-fight callout as a booked contest.

Prepared with AI assistance from the linked primary records, checked 12 September 2026. This is a retrospective results reference with an editorial viewing checklist; it does not claim ringside reporting. The original publication date and URL are retained.