UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira Full Fight Card, Date & Details

UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira Full Fight Card, Date & Details

UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira

May 13, 2020 • VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, FL • Broadcast: ESPN+

UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira Poster
May 13, 2020 • VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
💵 Gate: $0 (Closed-Door Broadcast)
👥 Attendance: 0 (Behind Closed Doors)
🥊 Fight Card: 10 Bouts
Date & Time Wednesday, May 13, 2020 • 9:00 PM EDT / 6:00 PM PDT
U.S. Broadcast ESPN+ (Main Card & Prelims)
Venue & City VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena • Jacksonville, Florida, United States United States
Ownership / Cage Zuffa, LLC • Octagon Enclosure
TV Commentators Jon Anik, Daniel Cormier, Paul Felder
Cage Announcer Joe Martinez
Post-Fight Interviews Daniel Cormier

Main Card • Final

Brazil Brazil

33-9-0

Glover Teixeira
FINAL
KO / TKO
Punches
R5, 1:04
Light Heavyweight • Main Event • POTN Performance of the Night
United States United States

38-22-0

Anthony Smith

Glover Teixeira

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES202 / 297
SIG. STRIKES138 / 226
HEAD112 / 192
BODY17 / 25
LEGS9 / 9
CONTROL7:50
TAKE DOWNS1 / 2
SUB ATT0

Anthony Smith

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES87 / 212
SIG. STRIKES86 / 210
HEAD63 / 171
BODY17 / 31
LEGS6 / 8
CONTROL0:07
TAKE DOWNS1 / 3
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+150 (Underdog) vs -170 (Favorite)
United States United States

39-14-0

Ben Rothwell
FINAL
Split Decision
28-29 / 29-28 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Heavyweight • Co-Main Event
Haiti Haiti

27-18-0

Ovince Saint Preux

Ben Rothwell

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES86 / 142
SIG. STRIKES56 / 110
HEAD37 / 89
BODY15 / 17
LEGS4 / 4
CONTROL5:49
TAKE DOWNS1 / 3
SUB ATT0

Ovince Saint Preux

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES46 / 87
SIG. STRIKES42 / 82
HEAD27 / 62
BODY13 / 15
LEGS2 / 5
CONTROL0:22
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-140 (Favorite) vs +120 (Underdog)
United States United States

28-15-0

Drew Dober
FINAL
KO / TKO
Punches
R2, 4:25
Lightweight • POTN Performance of the Night
United States United States

19-9-0

Alexander Hernandez

Drew Dober

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES65 / 149
SIG. STRIKES61 / 145
HEAD48 / 126
BODY6 / 10
LEGS7 / 9
CONTROL0:11
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Alexander Hernandez

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES41 / 115
SIG. STRIKES34 / 108
HEAD22 / 88
BODY12 / 19
LEGS0 / 1
CONTROL1:07
TAKE DOWNS3 / 5
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-120 (Favorite) vs +100 (Underdog)
United States United States

22-8-1

Ricky Simón
FINAL
Split Decision
29-28 / 28-29 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Bantamweight
United States United States

16-5-0

Ray Borg

Ricky Simón

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES93 / 170
SIG. STRIKES67 / 144
HEAD44 / 115
BODY13 / 18
LEGS10 / 11
CONTROL5:23
TAKE DOWNS7 / 11
SUB ATT0

Ray Borg

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES53 / 98
SIG. STRIKES47 / 91
HEAD33 / 71
BODY14 / 19
LEGS0 / 1
CONTROL0:30
TAKE DOWNS0 / 2
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-175 (Favorite) vs +150 (Underdog)
United States United States

34-24-0

Andrei Arlovski
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
30-27 / 30-27 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Heavyweight
Brazil Brazil

18-6-0

Philipe Lins

Andrei Arlovski

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES50 / 107
SIG. STRIKES50 / 107
HEAD22 / 69
BODY7 / 13
LEGS21 / 25
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Philipe Lins

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES41 / 99
SIG. STRIKES41 / 99
HEAD26 / 71
BODY7 / 18
LEGS8 / 10
CONTROL0:07
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+140 (Underdog) vs -160 (Favorite)
Brazil Brazil

19-10-0

Thiago Moisés
FINAL
Submission
Achilles Lock
R2, 0:25
Lightweight
United States United States

25-20-0

Michael Johnson

Thiago Moisés

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES1 / 16
SIG. STRIKES1 / 16
HEAD0 / 13
BODY0 / 2
LEGS1 / 1
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 3
SUB ATT1

Michael Johnson

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES28 / 61
SIG. STRIKES27 / 60
HEAD8 / 24
BODY13 / 29
LEGS6 / 7
CONTROL0:21
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+105 (Underdog) vs -125 (Favorite)

Prelims • Final

United States United States

8-7-0

Sijara Eubanks
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
30-27 / 30-27 / 30-26
R3, 5:00
Women’s Bantamweight
Canada Canada

6-8-0

Sarah Moras

Sijara Eubanks

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES104 / 190
SIG. STRIKES85 / 171
HEAD69 / 150
BODY12 / 15
LEGS4 / 6
CONTROL4:14
TAKE DOWNS2 / 2
SUB ATT0

Sarah Moras

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES84 / 179
SIG. STRIKES44 / 138
HEAD22 / 104
BODY12 / 22
LEGS10 / 12
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 1
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-360 (Favorite) vs +295 (Underdog)
Venezuela Venezuela

11-4-0

Omar Morales
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
29-28 / 29-28 / 30-27
R3, 5:00
Lightweight
Mexico Mexico

23-13-0

Gabriel Benítez

Omar Morales

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES63 / 215
SIG. STRIKES63 / 215
HEAD36 / 178
BODY20 / 28
LEGS7 / 9
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Gabriel Benítez

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES50 / 179
SIG. STRIKES50 / 179
HEAD17 / 133
BODY21 / 28
LEGS12 / 18
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 1
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-175 (Favorite) vs +150 (Underdog)

Early Prelims • Final

United States United States

24-16-0

Brian Kelleher
FINAL
KO / TKO
Punch
R2, 3:40
Featherweight • FOTN Fight of the Night
United States United States

11-4-0

Hunter Azure

Brian Kelleher

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES32 / 102
SIG. STRIKES29 / 99
HEAD18 / 68
BODY5 / 17
LEGS6 / 14
CONTROL0:29
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Hunter Azure

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES67 / 139
SIG. STRIKES62 / 132
HEAD37 / 98
BODY13 / 21
LEGS12 / 13
CONTROL0:21
TAKE DOWNS2 / 4
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+165 (Underdog) vs -190 (Favorite)
United States United States

16-12-0

Chase Sherman
FINAL
KO / TKO
Elbow and Punches
R2, 0:49
Heavyweight
United States United States

18-14-0

Ike Villanueva

Chase Sherman

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES51 / 67
SIG. STRIKES51 / 67
HEAD27 / 37
BODY13 / 15
LEGS11 / 15
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Ike Villanueva

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES16 / 54
SIG. STRIKES16 / 54
HEAD13 / 50
BODY3 / 4
LEGS0 / 0
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-165 (Favorite) vs +145 (Underdog)

Official Event Results

Main card (ESPN+) 6 Bouts
Light Heavyweight POTN $50k POTN
TKO (punches)
R5 1:04
Heavyweight
Decision (split) (28–29, 29–28, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Lightweight POTN $50k POTN
TKO (punches)
R2 4:25
Bantamweight
Decision (split) (29–28, 28–29, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Heavyweight
Decision (unanimous) (30–27, 30–27, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Lightweight
Submission (achilles lock)
R2 0:25
Preliminary card (ESPN+) 2 Bouts
Women’s Bantamweight
Decision (unanimous) (30–27, 30–27, 30–26)
R3 5:00
Lightweight
Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 30–27)
R3 5:00
Early preliminary card (ESPN+) 2 Bouts
Featherweight FOTN $50k FOTN
KO (punch)
R2 3:40
Heavyweight
TKO (elbow and punches)
R2 0:49

Official Post-Fight Bonus Awards

Awards

$50,000 Post-Fight Bonus Recipients

Fight of the Night: Brian Kelleher and Hunter Azure each received $50,000 for their back-and-forth featherweight slugfest, which ended when Kelleher scored a walk-off counter left hook knockout in Round 2.

Performance of the Night: Glover Teixeira collected $50,000 for his punishing five-round performance against Anthony Smith, out-landing his opponent 202 to 87 in total strikes before stopping him in Round 5.

Performance of the Night: Drew Dober took home $50,000 for his sensational second-round standing TKO of Alexander Hernandez, earning his third consecutive knockout finish inside the Octagon.

Reported Payouts & Disclosed Purses

💵

Fighter Purses & Total Payout Estimates

Fighter Result Base Purse Win / Finish Bonus Performance Bonus Estimated Total
WIN $162,500 $162,500 — $325,000
WIN $115,000 $115,000 $50,000 $280,000
WIN $130,000 $130,000 — $260,000
WIN $83,000 $83,000 $50,000 $216,000
LOSS $130,000 — — $130,000
WIN $30,000 $30,000 $50,000 $110,000
LOSS $95,000 — — $95,000
LOSS $83,000 — — $83,000
LOSS $80,000 — — $80,000
WIN $33,000 $33,000 — $66,000
LOSS $12,000 — $50,000 $62,000
WIN $30,000 $30,000 — $60,000
LOSS $46,000 — — $46,000
LOSS $40,000 — — $40,000
LOSS $36,000 — — $36,000
WIN $14,000 $14,000 — $28,000
WIN $12,000 $12,000 — $24,000
WIN $12,000 $12,000 — $24,000
LOSS $23,000 — — $23,000
LOSS $12,000 — — $12,000

*Official purse amounts disclosed and verified by the Florida State Boxing Commission. Disclosed commission payouts totaled $1,175,000 in base show and contractual win bonus money. Estimated totals also include official UFC post-fight bonuses ($50,000 each for Fight of the Night and Performance of the Night).

Historic UFC Records Set

🔥

Promotional Records Established at UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira

Light Heavyweight Record
+115 Significant Strike Differential

Glover Teixeira out-landed Anthony Smith 202 to 87 in total strikes (+115 differential), setting one of the most dominant strike differentials in UFC light heavyweight headliner history.

All-Time Division Finishes
11th UFC Stoppage for Teixeira

With his fifth-round TKO over Anthony Smith, Glover Teixeira secured his 11th finish in the 205-pound division, tying Jon Jones for the second-most stoppage victories in UFC light heavyweight history.

Age Benchmark
40-Year-Old Contender Streak

At 40 years old, Glover Teixeira extended his divisional winning streak to four consecutive fights, establishing the longest active win streak by any light heavyweight over the age of 40 in UFC history.

Lightweight Knockout Benchmark
Drew Dober’s 6th 155-lb KO

Drew Dober tied Dustin Poirier and B.J. Penn for the second-most knockout finishes in UFC lightweight history (6) by stopping top contender Alexander Hernandez in Round 2.

Rare Submission Milestone
25-Second Achilles Lock

Thiago Moisés needed just 25 seconds of the second round to submit Michael Johnson via an Achilles lock (ankle lock), marking only the second finish of its kind in the UFC since 2007.

Heavyweight Victory Landmark
Arlovski’s 18th Division Win

Former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski secured his 18th career UFC heavyweight victory by outpointing Philipe Lins, ranking second all-time behind Frank Mir.

Featherweight Stunner
Kelleher’s Walk-Off Left Hook

Brian Kelleher handed undefeated prospect Hunter Azure his first professional defeat with a highlight-reel second-round walk-off knockout, claiming Fight of the Night honors.

Bantamweight Wrestling Benchmark
7 Takedowns for Ricky Simón

Ricky Simón landed seven takedowns against former title challenger Ray Borg, surpassing 30 completed takedowns in the UFC bantamweight division.

Historic Mid-Week Event
Wednesday Night Pandemic Return

UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira was the second of three historic events held over eight days in Jacksonville, Florida, following the return of major sports during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Heavyweight Debut Milestone
Saint Preux Moves to Heavyweight

Former interim light heavyweight title challenger Ovince Saint Preux made his UFC heavyweight division debut, narrowly dropping a split decision to veteran Ben Rothwell.

Octagon Return Stoppage
Chase Sherman’s 51 Strikes

Returning to the UFC after an 18-month hiatus, Chase Sherman landed 51 significant strikes to finish promotional newcomer Ike Villanueva via second-round TKO.

Spotless Lightweight Record
Omar Morales Advances to 10-0

Venezuela’s Omar Morales maintained his unblemished professional MMA record at 10-0 (2-0 in the UFC) with a crisp striking showcase against Gabriel Benítez.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When and where did UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira take place?

UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira took place on Wednesday, May 13, 2020, at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida.

Who won the main event between Anthony Smith and Glover Teixeira?

Glover Teixeira defeated Anthony Smith via TKO (punches) at 1:04 of Round 5 after delivering a relentless striking clinic over the final three rounds.

Who won the co-main event between Ben Rothwell and Ovince Saint Preux?

Ben Rothwell defeated Ovince Saint Preux via split decision (28–29, 29–28, 29–28) in Saint Preux’s official UFC heavyweight division debut.

Who won the post-fight bonuses at UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira?

Four fighters received $50,000 bonuses: Brian Kelleher vs. Hunter Azure won Fight of the Night, while Glover Teixeira and Drew Dober earned Performance of the Night awards.

Why did UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira take place on a Wednesday?

The event was part of the UFC’s historic three-card stretch held across eight days in Jacksonville, Florida, following the promotion’s resumption of live sports during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What was the official attendance and gate revenue for this event?

Due to health and safety protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic, the event took place behind closed doors with zero fan attendance and no live gate revenue.

Who were the commentators and cage announcer for the event?

The broadcast was called cageside by play-by-play announcer Jon Anik alongside color analysts Daniel Cormier and Paul Felder, with Joe Martinez serving as the official cage announcer.

What memorable injury did Anthony Smith suffer during the fight?

During the fourth round, Anthony Smith told his corner and referee Jason Herzog that his teeth were falling out, famously handing two dislodged teeth directly to the referee between rounds.

How did Thiago Moisés defeat Michael Johnson?

After dropping the first round on the feet, Thiago Moisés dropped down early in the second frame to lock in a rare Achilles lock (ankle lock) submission just 25 seconds into Round 2.

What milestone did Drew Dober achieve by defeating Alexander Hernandez?

Drew Dober secured his sixth career knockout in the UFC lightweight division, tying Dustin Poirier and Hall of Famer B.J. Penn for the second-most knockout finishes in 155-pound history.

How did Brian Kelleher defeat Hunter Azure?

Brian Kelleher absorbed heavy strikes early before landing a picture-perfect counter left hook that knocked Hunter Azure out cold at 3:40 of Round 2, winning Fight of the Night honors.

Which scheduled bout was cancelled on the day of the event?

A middleweight clash between Karl Roberson and Marvin Vettori was scrapped on fight day after Roberson was hospitalized due to medical complications resulting from his weight cut.

Where was UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Teixeira broadcast?

In the United States, the entire 10-bout fight card streamed live exclusively on ESPN+.

What happened to Chase Sherman following his knockout win?

In October 2020, USADA announced that Chase Sherman accepted a nine-month suspension after testing positive for anastrozole from an in-competition sample collected at this event.

How did this victory lead Glover Teixeira to the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship?

This win served as the cornerstone of Teixeira’s historic five-fight win streak, which culminated at UFC 267 in October 2021 when he submitted Jan Błachowicz to become the second-oldest champion in UFC history at age 42.

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