Magny Joins Oliveira In Rare UFC Wins CompanyMagny Joins Oliveira In Rare UFC Wins Company
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Magny Joins Oliveira In Rare UFC Wins Company

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Neil Magny earned his 25th UFC victory at UFC 330 in Philadelphia, putting him level with Charles Oliveira for second-most wins in promotion history.

Magny stopped Ramiz Brahimaj in the second round Saturday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena, per Sherdog. The finish gave the 39-year-old welterweight three straight stoppage wins and moved him into rare company behind only Jim Miller, who leads all fighters with 28 Octagon victories.

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Magny told reporters after the fight that the streak has him believing he's back in form. "Man, it feels great," he said, according to Sherdog. "This puts me at 3-1 in my last four fights; all three wins came by finish, so I feel like I am in a very good position. I feel pretty good about it."

The Colorado native has been on the UFC roster since 2013. His four most recent losses came against Yaroslav Amosov, Carlos Prates, Michael Morales, and Ian Garry — all legitimate contenders at 170 pounds.

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Magny is now 3-1 in his last four and sits two wins behind Miller for the all-time mark. His next appearance has not been announced.


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  • Sherdog — Neil Magny just joined Charles Oliveira in rare UFC company
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