UFC 331 took place in Los Angeles and saw Joshua Van retain his title in his rematch with former champion Alexandre Pantoja. The card also saw some impressive finishes from Arman Tsarukyan, Patricio Pitbull, and Marlon Vera, but none more…

UFC 331 took place in Los Angeles, where Joshua Van successfully retained his title in a rematch against former champion Alexandre Pantoja. The event also featured victories by Arman Tsarukyan, Patricio Pitbull, Marlon Vera, and Sean Sharaf, who knocked out 20-to-1 betting favorite Gable Steveson in 12 seconds.
Following the event, potential matchups were assessed for the victorious fighters. The proposed pairings suggest Joshua Van should face Manel Kape next, while Arman Tsarukyan is viewed as ready for a title shot. Additionally, future bouts proposing Patricio Pitbull against Steve Garcia and Sean Sharaf against Robelis Despaigne were highlighted.
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