Raposo Wins Unanimous Decision Over Degli

Mitch Raposo extended his UFC winning streak to three fights with a unanimous decision over Marcos Degli in Las Vegas.

Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Mixed Martial Arts

UFC flyweight Mitch Raposo won a unanimous decision over Marcos Degli on Saturday at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas, extending his winning streak to three fights. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Mitch Raposo defeated Marcos Degli by unanimous decision at UFC Fight Night: Bonfim vs. Brady at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, with all three judges scoring the bout 29-28. The result extended Raposo's UFC winning streak to three fights.

Why it matters

The win strengthens Raposo's position in the UFC flyweight division, where he is ranked #12, and highlights the competitive depth of the weight class. For Las Vegas fight fans, the card offered a main-card debut for both combatants.

Raposo, ranked #12 among UFC flyweights, improved to 12-3 with a 29-28 unanimous decision, while Degli, the #1 ranked flyweight in Brazil, fell to 15-4 after a 13-fight winning streak ended. Both fighters made their first UFC main-card appearance on the night.

The players

Mitch Raposo

Raposo is a 27-year-old Durfee graduate and the #12 ranked UFC flyweight, competing out of the Fall River area.

Marcos Degli

Degli is the #1 ranked flyweight in Brazil and entered the bout on a 13-fight winning streak with 9 knockouts.

The details

Raposo took control in Round 2 after a tightly contested first round and maintained that edge through a physical third round. The bout was the first UFC main-card appearance for both fighters.

October 25, 2025: Raposo recorded his first UFC win in the current streak at UFC 321 against Azat Maksum.
April 18: A scheduled fight in Ottawa was postponed due to a virus affecting Raposo.
June: Raposo defeated Allan Nascimento at UFC Fight Night.
Saturday, November 7, 2026: Raposo defeated Marcos Degli at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas.

Season Trajectory

Raposo's three-fight winning streak improves his standing in the UFC flyweight rankings, where he sits at #12. The result places him among the division's active contenders heading into the next stage of the flyweight schedule.

Raposo's win gives fantasy and betting audiences a concrete update on a #12 ranked flyweight entering his next bout. Fans tracking the division's rankings can now factor a three-fight streak into their outlook on the weight class.

The takeaway

A unanimous 29-28 decision on all three cards shows Raposo controlled the later rounds after a close opening frame. Watch the flyweight rankings as the winning streak develops over his next fights.