Dustin Jacoby displayed remarkable striking skills at UFC Vegas 113. He achieved a thrilling third consecutive knockout finish in this light heavyweight bout. The fight unfolded on February 7, 2026, at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fight Overview
Jacoby entered the contest as a slight favorite against Julius Walker, a promising rising star. Walker, nicknamed “Juice Box,” faced a notable challenge as he stepped up in competition. Both fighters shared a training history, creating an interesting backdrop for their match.
Round One
In the initial round, Walker implemented a well-thought-out strategy. He effectively used his wrestling skills, taking Jacoby down several times. Walker applied consistent pressure, showcasing his control in the opening exchanges.
Round Two
The second round proved pivotal for Jacoby. He began to find his rhythm and connected with more powerful strikes that shifted the fight’s dynamics. His striking power became increasingly visible, allowing him to keep Walker at a distance.
Jacoby executed a combination of strikes that resulted in a critical knockdown. Following this, he unleashed a flurry of punches on the ground, demonstrating his dominance.
Referee Stoppage
The onslaught from Jacoby prompted the referee to intervene and stop the fight. This decisive action underscored Jacoby’s striking superiority in the bout. With this victory, Jacoby confirmed his status within the light heavyweight rankings, continuing his upward trajectory in the UFC.
Meanwhile, Walker will need to reevaluate his strategy moving forward after this setback. Fans can look forward to highlights of Jacoby’s impressive TKO victory available on El-Balad.
