Undefeated Oban Elliott returns to face finisher Ramiz Brahimaj at UFC Vegas 107

Oban Elliott has looked sharp since arriving in the UFC , stringing together three straight wins inside the Octagon without a blemish. After earning a pair of hard-fought decision victories against Preston Parsons at UFC 304 and Val Woodburn in his debut, the Welsh welterweight broke through with a highlight-reel finish in his most recent performance. He stopped Bassil Hafez in emphatic fashion at UFC 309 inside Madison Square Garden—securing the first finish of his UFC career and continuing to build momentum with another strong showing under the bright lights.

Oban Elliott meets KO artist Ramiz Brahimaj at UFC Vegas 107
All three of Oban Elliott’s fights have taken place on pay-per-view events, making his next booking a little surprising by comparison. His upcoming clash with Brahimaj will take place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. “Three pay-per-view (PPV) cards and now he’s fighting in the Apex — what the heck, UFC?” The shift in venue may be unexpected, but the matchup still holds plenty of excitement and real stakes.

Standing opposite Elliott will be Ramiz Brahimaj, a veteran of the promotion who brings experience and finishing ability to the cage. The 32-year-old is coming off a much-needed victory at UFC 309, where he knocked out Mickey Gall in less than three minutes of action. That performance may very well have extended his stay on the UFC roster, with the finish serving as a critical moment in his journey.

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Throughout his time in the promotion, Brahimaj has alternated between wins and losses, but he’s always remained a threat thanks to one key statistic: he’s finished every single one of his 11 wins. That’s a 100 percent finish rate. His victories inside the Octagon include stoppages over Sasha Palatnikov and Michael Gilmore .

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This welterweight clash pits a rising talent against a dangerous veteran with a lot to prove. Elliott is undefeated in the UFC and looking to keep that momentum alive, while Brahimaj is seeking to string together back-to-back wins and re-establish consistency. Both fighters competed at UFC 309 and both delivered finishes, setting the stage for what could be a high-action meeting with real implications for both men. Expect fireworks when these two step into the cage.