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UFC 172

UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira was a event produced by the (UFC) that took place on April 26, 2014, at the Baltimore Arena in , . The event featured 10 bouts across multiple weight classes, headlined by a UFC Championship fight between reigning champion and top contender . In the main event, defeated by (50-45, 50-45, 50-45) after five rounds, securing his seventh consecutive title defense and extending his undefeated streak in the division. Jones dominated the fight with superior striking volume, takedown defense, and ground control, landing 138 significant strikes to Teixeira's 53 while attempting 3 takedowns. The co-main event saw Anthony "Rumble" Johnson return to the UFC after a two-year hiatus and defeat Phil Davis by (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) in a matchup, showcasing Johnson's improved wrestling defense and striking power over three rounds. The main card also included a middleweight bout where Luke Rockhold submitted Tim Boetsch via kimura in the first round at 2:08. Lightweight veteran Jim Miller submitted Yancy Medeiros via guillotine choke in the first round at 3:18, while rising featherweight Max Holloway finished Andre Fili with a third-round guillotine at 3:39. On the preliminary card, flyweight Joseph Benavidez submitted Tim Elliott via guillotine in the first round at 4:08, Takanori Gomi outpointed Isaac Vallie-Flagg by unanimous decision, Bethe Correia decisioned Jessamyn Duke, Danny Castillo knocked out Charlie Brenneman via punches in the second round at 0:21, and Chris Beal finished Patrick Williams with a flying knee knockout in the second round at 1:51. The event highlighted several submission victories and marked notable career resurgences, including for Johnson and Gomi; Performance of the Night bonuses were awarded to Joseph Benavidez and Chris Beal, while Fight of the Night went to Takanori Gomi vs. Isaac Vallie-Flagg, drawing a crowd of 13,485 for a $2.3 million gate.

Event Information

Date and Location

UFC 172 was held on April 26, 2014, at the in , , . The venue, a multi-purpose arena with a capacity of approximately 14,000 for sporting events, served as the host for this event promoted by the (UFC). This marked the UFC's debut event in and the state of , following the legalization of in the state six years earlier. The event was the fourth numbered UFC of 2014, part of a year that featured 12 such events amid the promotion's expansion to 46 total events worldwide.

Attendance and Financials

UFC 172 drew an attendance of 13,485 spectators to the Baltimore Arena, marking a solid turnout for the event despite the venue's capacity exceeding 14,000. The live gate revenue reached $2.3 million, contributing significantly to the promotion's financial performance that evening. The main card was available via , while the preliminary bouts aired on beginning at 8:00 p.m. ET, and early prelims streamed on starting at 7:30 p.m. ET. These broadcast arrangements helped extend the event's reach to a broader beyond the live attendees. The reportedly generated approximately 350,000 buys, bolstering UFC's overall revenue stream in 2014. Following the event, UFC 172 was released on DVD on July 29, 2014, distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment, providing fans with a home viewing option for the fights.

Background

Main Event Development

The main event of UFC 172 featured a light heavyweight championship bout between defending champion Jon Jones and top contender Glover Teixeira. Jones, entering the fight undefeated in the UFC with a professional record of 19-1, had established himself as the division's dominant force since winning the title in March 2011 against Maurício Rua at UFC 128. By the time of UFC 172, he had successfully defended the belt six times, including a controversial majority decision victory over Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 165 in September 2013, which many observers viewed as one of his most challenging defenses due to its closeness. These defenses highlighted Jones' versatility in striking, wrestling, and unorthodox techniques, solidifying his reputation as an all-time great in the light heavyweight division. Teixeira, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt known for his submission-heavy grappling style and finishing prowess, arrived as the No. 1 ranked contender on an impressive 20-fight winning streak that dated back to 2006. His path to the title shot was paved by a first-round submission win over former champion via at UFC Fight Night 33 on December 7, 2013, in , , which propelled him into title contention. Teixeira's streak included 17 finishes, with a heavy emphasis on ground control and submissions, making him a stark stylistic contrast to Jones' elite footwork and reach advantage. The matchup was initially rumored in late December following Teixeira's victory over Machida, with UFC officials targeting an date to capitalize on the . It was officially announced on January 10, 2014, as the headline for UFC 172 at the Arena, setting the stage for a clash between Jones' unbeaten reign and Teixeira's relentless pressure. Promotional efforts emphasized Jones' technical dominance and championship pedigree against Teixeira's and submission threat, positioning the fight as a potential passing-of-the-torch moment without any notable pre-fight controversies between the combatants.

Undercard and Changes

The undercard for UFC 172 featured a mix of established contenders and emerging talents, anchored by the co-main event pitting Phil Davis against Anthony "Rumble" Johnson in a pivotal matchup for divisional positioning. Key bouts included middleweight contenders facing , providing a high-stakes clash between a specialist and a durable striker, as well as lightweight veteran Jim Miller taking on a short-notice opponent in what became a replacement fight. These selections aimed to balance the card with competitive action supporting the main event title defense. Several changes disrupted the original lineup in the weeks leading up to the event, primarily due to injuries and withdrawals that reshaped matchmaking. was initially scheduled to face in a bout but withdrew because of an upper-body injury sustained in March, leading to the fight's removal from UFC 172 and rescheduling for with as Saffiedine's replacement. Separately, a bout featuring UFC debutant Joe Ellenberger against was added to the card. Further alterations followed when suffered an injury and pulled out of his bout against Jim just six days before the event. stepped in on short notice to face , vacating his original matchup with Joe Ellenberger and prompting to replace him in the division. However, then injured himself during training in , forcing the cancellation of his debut fight with Joe Ellenberger and reducing the card to 10 bouts. In the lightweight division, additional adjustments occurred earlier when Takanori Gomi replaced Danny Castillo opposite Isaac Vallie-Flagg, with no specific reason disclosed for the switch, though Castillo remained on the card and proceeded as planned against Charlie Brenneman. These late alterations, particularly Medeiros' entry on one week's notice against a top-15 opponent like Miller, tested the UFC's matchmaking flexibility but ultimately preserved a strong supporting roster without further disruptions. The final undercard highlighted promotional efforts, including rising featherweight prospect Max Holloway's matchup against fellow up-and-comer Andre Fili, as well as a women's bantamweight bout between undefeated newcomers Jessamyn Duke and Bethe Correia, both making early UFC appearances to build the division's depth.

Results

Main Card

The main card of UFC 172 featured five high-stakes bouts broadcast on pay-per-view, headlined by the light heavyweight title fight and showcasing a mix of dominant decisions and quick submissions. In the main event, UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones defended his title against Glover Teixeira, dominating the five-round contest with superior striking volume and clinch control. Jones landed 138 significant strikes to Teixeira's 53, including effective spinning elbows and oblique kicks that managed distance and disrupted Teixeira's aggressive advances, while securing three takedowns for additional ground control. The fight went the full distance, with all three judges scoring it 50-45 in favor of Jones, marking his seventh title defense. The co-main event saw Anthony "Rumble" Johnson return to the UFC after a two-year hiatus, overpowering Phil Davis via unanimous decision in a light heavyweight clash. Johnson showcased his wrestling base and explosive power, outstriking Davis 45-21 in significant strikes and stuffing multiple takedown attempts to maintain top position and pressure throughout the three rounds. Judges unanimously scored it 30-27 for Johnson, highlighting his effective ground-and-pound and defensive grappling. Middleweight contender Luke Rockhold made quick work of Tim Boetsch, securing a first-round submission victory via kimura at 2:08. Rockhold immediately transitioned to grappling after landing early strikes, isolating Boetsch's arm in an inverted triangle setup that forced the tap, underscoring his elite Brazilian jiu-jitsu credentials in a clinical finish. In a lightweight bout, veteran Jim Miller overcame short-notice opponent Yancy Medeiros with a technical submission guillotine choke at 3:18 of the first round. Miller absorbed early pressure before pulling guard to lock in the choke, rendering Medeiros unconscious as the referee intervened, demonstrating his seasoned submission expertise against the aggressive Brazilian. The featherweight opener on the main card pitted against , culminating in Holloway's resilient third-round submission via at 3:39. After weathering Fili's early takedowns and strikes, Holloway reversed momentum with precise counter-striking and capitalized on a scramble to sink the choke, forcing the tap in a back-and-forth war that highlighted his durability and opportunism. No significant injuries were reported from any of the main card fights.

Preliminary Card

The preliminary card for UFC 172 featured five bouts streamed on and , showcasing a mix of established veterans and emerging talents in flyweight, , women's , and divisions. These fights highlighted dynamic finishes and competitive decisions, setting the tone for the evening's action in . In the flyweight opener on , defeated via submission () at 4:08 of the first round. Elliott started aggressively with multiple takedown attempts and submission threats, but Benavidez reversed into top control, transitioned to , and locked in the choke for the tapout, rebounding from a prior title loss. Takanori Gomi returned to the UFC after a year-long hiatus—his last fight being a loss in March 2013—and edged out Isaac Vallie-Flagg via (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) after three rounds in the division. Gomi's veteran striking and pressure overwhelmed Vallie-Flagg in a back-and-forth brawl, bloodying his opponent despite early exchanges favoring the American. Bethe Correia remained undefeated by defeating via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) in the women's bout. Correia applied relentless pressure with striking flurries and leg kicks, outworking the taller Duke—who secured three takedowns including throws—over three rounds to claim the victory. On the Fight Pass portion, the card opened with Chris Beal making a statement in his UFC debut, knocking out Patrick Williams via flying knee at 1:51 of the second round in the division. Beal's dynamic striking caught Williams against the fence, rendering him unconscious with the precise strike and earning widespread praise for the highlight-reel finish. secured a victory over Charlie Brenneman via punch at 0:21 of the second round in their matchup. After surviving an early arm-triangle attempt from Brenneman's top position, Castillo landed a devastating right hand as Brenneman rose, dropping him for the referee stoppage and showcasing his power punching. Overall, the prelims emphasized quick finishes via submission and knockouts, with Gomi's comeback adding veteran intrigue to an undercard focused on rising prospects and surprises.

Post-Event

Bonus Awards

At UFC 172, the Ultimate Fighting Championship awarded post-fight bonuses to four fighters for their standout performances during the event held on April 26, 2014, at the Baltimore Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. These bonuses, a standard practice in the UFC since 2001, recognize exceptional individual efforts and the most compelling bouts, selected by UFC executives based on criteria such as dominant victories via knockout or submission, or highly competitive and action-packed fights that entertain the audience. Two fighters received Performance of the Night awards, each earning $50,000 for their impressive finishes on the preliminary card. Joseph Benavidez secured the honor for his first-round submission victory over Tim Elliott via a mounted guillotine choke at 4:08, showcasing his grappling prowess in a bout marked by Elliott's early wrestling pressure. In the other Performance award, Chris Beal earned $50,000 for his second-round knockout of Patrick Williams with a highlight-reel flying knee in his UFC debut, demonstrating explosive striking that ended the fight at 1:51. The Fight of the Night bonus went to Takanori Gomi and Isaac Vallie-Flagg, who each received $50,000 for their three-round lightweight clash that went to a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) in Gomi's favor. The bout was praised for its back-and-forth exchanges and relentless pace, embodying the criteria for an exciting, fan-engaging fight despite lacking a finish. In total, $200,000 in bonus money was distributed, aligning with the UFC's established structure of $50,000 per award at the time, with no reported controversies in the selection process.

Immediate Aftermath

Following his unanimous decision victory over Glover Teixeira at UFC 172, Jon Jones retained the UFC light heavyweight championship, marking his seventh consecutive title defense and further cementing his status as the pound-for-pound best fighter in the sport at the time. Jones continued his reign with a successful defense against Daniel Cormier via unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 182 on January 3, 2015, extending his dominance in the division before facing personal and legal challenges that led to suspensions and title relinquishments in subsequent years. Teixeira's loss snapped his 20-fight but did not derail his career, as he rebounded with a win over Phil Davis in the co-main event of on October 25, 2014, earning a Performance of the Night bonus and positioning himself for future contention. On the main card, Johnson's victory (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) over Phil Davis marked a strong return to the UFC after a two-year hiatus, revitalizing his career and leading him to a five-fight at , including a title challenge against at in 2016, before retiring after a loss in the rematch at in 2017. Johnson passed away on November 13, 2022.) Similarly, Luke Rockhold's first-round submission of propelled him up the rankings, setting the stage for wins over at and at , where he captured the title on December 12, 2015. Undercard performances also had lasting impacts, as Max Holloway's third-round submission of was part of a 13-fight winning streak that included capturing the interim featherweight title against at in 2016 and the undisputed championship against Jose Aldo at in 2017. Bethe Correia's unanimous decision over launched her into the women's spotlight, leading to victories over at and at , culminating in a UFC women's title shot against at on August 1, 2015. The event was praised for its high-quality finishes across the card, including four stoppages on the main card, contributing to UFC's strong momentum in 2014 amid a packed pay-per-view schedule that featured multiple title fights and rising stars. No major injuries were reported from the fights, with only minor issues like Rockhold's requiring a short recovery, and the night passed without significant controversies, allowing focus on the competitive action.

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