"Retire Him UFC" - Fans and Pros Erupt as Michael Morales Demolishes Gilbert Burns at UFC Vegas 106
- The UFC held a Fight Night event on May 20, 2025, in Las Vegas, headlined by welterweights Michael Morales and Gilbert Burns.
- Burns entered the bout on a first-time three-fight losing streak against elite opponents, while Morales was undefeated after joining from Dana White's Contender Series.
- Morales controlled the fight by stifling Burns' grappling attempts, landing clean strikes, and forcing Burns against the fence before scoring a TKO at 3:39 of round one.
- Morales improved to 18-0 overall and 6-0 in the UFC with four finishes, while Burns fell to 22-9 and into the #10 welterweight ranking after the defeat.
- The victory positions Morales as a rising top contender, prompting fan calls for Burns' retirement and suggesting a generational shift in the welterweight division.
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In the ever-evolving world of the UFC, the welterweight division of the organization is witnessing a seismic change with each moving step. Not so long ago, Leon Edwards lost the 170-pound throne to Belal Muhammad after being dominated for five rounds. Whi
In the ever-evolving world of the UFC, the welterweight division of the organization is witnessing a seismic change with each moving step. Not so long ago, Leon Edwards lost the 170-pound throne to Belal Muhammad after being dominated for five rounds. While many thought the reign would go on for a while, the Australian Jack Della Maddalena, in a very similar bout to the previous title bout, dominated Muhammad and recently became the new welterwe…


Michael Morales TKOs Gilbert Burns quickly at UFC Vegas 106
Welterweight Michael Morales made short work of former UFC welterweight champion Gilbert Burns, earning a first-round TKO at 3:39 in the UFC Fight Night main event on Saturday night in Las Vegas.
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