Yaroslav Amosov Wins UFC Debut By Submitting Neil Magny With Anaconda Choke At UFC Vegas 112 – Highlights

Ukrainian former bellator champion impresses In welterweight octagon debut.

Neil Magny
Neil Magny - Image credit @UFC X.com

Yaroslav Amosov marked his long-awaited UFC debut on Saturday at UFC Vegas 112, facing veteran welterweight Neil Magny. The former Bellator welterweight champion made a strong impression, securing a first-round victory via anaconda choke submission.

Amosov Controls From Start

The fight began with Magny attempting to maintain distance, using his striking to keep Amosov at bay. Amosov, known for his grappling pedigree, patiently worked to close the distance and eventually secured a clinch. From there, he executed a clean takedown, immediately establishing top control.

Once on the mat, Amosov advanced to a dominant half-guard position. Magny tried to scramble and escape, but Amosov capitalized on the opportunity to lock in a tight anaconda choke. Despite Magny’s defensive efforts, he was forced to tap 3:15 into the first round, giving Amosov an emphatic UFC debut win.

Amosov, who enters the UFC with a decorated record as a Bellator champion, now has an opportunity to establish himself among the top welterweights in the organization. His seamless transition from Bellator to UFC showcased his grappling and control against an experienced opponent like Magny.

Magny, a UFC veteran with more than 30 fights, showed resilience and tried to use his striking and movement to counter Amosov’s wrestling. However, he could not neutralize Amosov’s grappling advantage, leading to his first-round submission loss.

With this win, Amosov immediately positions himself for potential high-profile matchups in the UFC welterweight division. Fans and analysts will likely watch closely to see how quickly he climbs the rankings against established UFC contenders.

Published on December 13, 2025 at 10:18 pm
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