Petroski Stops Kondratavicius by TKO at UFC Vegas
Andre Petroski ended a three-fight losing streak with a second-round TKO over Mantas Kondratavicius on the UFC Vegas 123 prelims.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Mixed Martial Arts
Andre Petroski defeated Mantas Kondratavicius by second-round TKO during the UFC Vegas 123 prelims. The win snapped a three-fight losing skid for Petroski and was his first finish in the Octagon since 2022.
Why it matters
The stoppage returns Petroski to the win column after a stoppage loss to Cody Brundage in May. It also marks his first Octagon finish in four years, a result that resets his standing in the division.
Petroski's finish came in the second round, ending a three-fight losing skid and his first Octagon finish since 2022. The source does not report post-fight rankings or opponent-matching details.
The players
Andre Petroski
Andre Petroski is a Canadian mixed martial artist competing in the UFC's middleweight division.
Mantas Kondratavicius
Mantas Kondratavicius is a Lithuanian mixed martial artist who competed in the UFC as an opponent in this bout.
The details
Petroski took Kondratavicius to the ground with a trip in the first round and landed multiple strikes from the ground-and-pound position. In round two he secured a takedown, overwhelmed Kondratavicius with pressure and strikes, and earned the stoppage.
Timeline
May 2026: Petroski was stopped by Cody Brundage.
2022: Petroski recorded his last finish in the Octagon before this win.
November 7, 2026: Petroski defeated Kondratavicius at UFC Vegas 123.
Season Trajectory
The stoppage win interrupts a losing skid and gives Petroski his first Octagon finish since 2022. It positions him for a return to the UFC's competitive middle tier after a stretch of defeats.
The win moves Petroski off a three-fight losing skid, which can change how the matchmaking and rankings treat his next booking. Fans tracking his record will see his first finish since 2022 reflected in his career stats.
The takeaway
Stoppage wins after a losing streak often matter more for a fighter's momentum than for the single result. Petroski's second-round TKO gives him a clear performance to build on heading into his next matchup.
Further reading
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