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Nina Milosevic TKOs Priscila Cachoeira at UFC Vegas 124; Brazilian Faces Questions Over Future
Serbian prospect Nina Milosevic defeated veteran Brazilian Priscila Cachoeira via second-round technical knockout at UFC Vegas 124 on November 7, 2026, improving her record to 2-0. Cachoeira's loss marked her fourth consecutive defeat and raised questions about her future with the UFC at age 38.
Quick Facts
- UFC Vegas 124 bantamweight bout
- Milosevic defeated Cachoeira via TKO (ground-and-pound)
- Multiple takedowns by Milosevic in round 1 and round 2
- Ground-and-pound striking by Milosevic
- Cachoeira returned to feet briefly in round 2 before being taken down again





Serbian prospect Nina Milosevic defeated veteran Brazilian fighter Priscila Cachoeira via technical knockout in the second round at UFC Vegas 124 on November 7, 2026, at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas. Milosevic dominated the contest from the opening moments, securing early takedowns and controlling Cachoeira on the ground with sustained ground-and-pound strikes. After Cachoeira briefly showed resilience in the second round by returning to her feet and engaging in striking exchanges, Milosevic brought the fight back to the canvas, intensified her attack with heavy punches and elbows, and forced referee Jason Herzog to stop the bout.
Milosevic, 30, improved her UFC record to 2-0 with the victory. The Serbian fighter, who made her UFC debut at UFC Belgrade in August 2026, was a significant betting favorite entering the matchup. Her performance marked her second consecutive dominant display inside the Octagon, establishing her as a rising threat in the women's bantamweight division.
For Cachoeira, the loss marked her fourth consecutive defeat and tenth career loss overall. At 38 years old and nearing the end of her career, the Brazilian veteran from Rio de Janeiro faced mounting questions about her future in the UFC following the result. Sources noted that her losing streak and age raise uncertainty about whether the organization will retain her on its roster. Despite showing competitiveness and attempting to pressure Milosevic in exchanges, Cachoeira's inability to defend successfully against takedowns or survive the ensuing ground-and-pound proved decisive.
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Why This Matters
Milosevic's undefeated start (2-0) in the UFC's women's bantamweight division establishes her as a competitive prospect; her ground control and finishing ability affect title contention dynamics in the division. Cachoeira's fourth consecutive loss at age 38 creates measurable roster implications: veteran fighter retention decisions typically hinge on consecutive losses and age-related performance decline, affecting UFC's contractual commitments and division staffing. The result directly impacts divisional rankings and matchmaking trajectories for both fighters.
Timeline & Sources
Nov 7, 2026
WireUFC Vegas 124 event held at Meta Apex, Las Vegas
Nov 7, 2026
WireFirst round: Milosevic took down Cachoeira early, controlled from top position with ground-and-pound; Cachoeira survived to end of round
Nov 7, 2026
WireSecond round: Cachoeira initially pressed forward in striking exchanges; Milosevic secured another takedown and intensified ground-and-pound until referee Herzog stopped the fight
Sources
- Priscila Cachoeira sofre nocaute e emplaca quarta derrota seguida no UFCESPN BrasilMediaNov 8, 2026
- UFC Vegas 124: Pedrita luta e Tailandês é derrotadoSpaceMoneyMediaNov 8, 2026
- Nina Milosevic Atropela Priscila Pedrita No UFC Vegas 124 E Amplia Crise Da BrasileiraSuper LutasMediaNov 8, 2026
- UFC Vegas 124 highlight video: Nina Nikolija Milosevic completely dominates Priscila CachoeiraSherdogMediaNov 8, 2026
- UFC Vegas 124 Highlights! Milosevic Smashes ‘Zombie Girl’ With Nasty TKOMMA ManiaMediaNov 8, 2026