Chris Duncan Edges Teammate Mateusz Rebecki in Bloody UFC Vegas 108 War – Full Fight Breakdown

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In a brutal clash between training partners, Chris Duncan emerged victorious over Mateusz Rebecki at UFC Vegas 108 on 2 August 2025. The lightweight co-main event delivered a bloody three-round war, with Duncan securing a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27) in one of the card’s most anticipated matchups.

Teammates Collide in High-Stakes Bout

The fight carried added intrigue as Duncan and Rebecki shared the same gym, though neither showed restraint once the cage door closed. With both men riding winning streaks, this served as a crucial step toward title contention in the UFC’s stacked lightweight division.

Round-by-Round Breakdown

Round 1: Duncan’s Striking Shines

Duncan utilised his reach advantage early, staggering Rebecki with sharp elbows and straight rights. Despite a brief slip that led to a Rebecki takedown attempt, the Scotsman’s defensive grappling kept him out of danger while his strikes accumulated damage.

Round 2: The Bloody Turning Point

Rebecki targeted Duncan’s lead leg, but ate a crushing body kick in response. Midway through the round, a Duncan head kick opened a cut above Rebecki’s eye, transforming the bout into a crimson-soaked battle. Both men traded furious combinations against the fence.

Round 3: Grit Over Technique

With both fighters visibly fatigued, Duncan’s cleaner punches and takedown defence sealed the decision. Rebecki’s swollen eye impaired his vision, though he continued pressing forward until the final bell.

Official Result & Stats

WinnerChris Duncan via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
Fight Time15:00 (3 rounds)
Significant StrikesDuncan 112 | Rebecki 98
TakedownsRebecki 2/5 | Duncan 0/1

Post-Fight Reactions

Duncan acknowledged Rebecki’s toughness in his octagon interview: “Mateusz is a warrior – we knew this would be hell for 15 minutes.” UFC President Dana White later praised the bout as “exactly what we want from Fight Night cards.”

What’s Next for Both Fighters?

Duncan (14-3) extends his win streak to three, potentially earning a ranked opponent like #15 Jalin Turner. Rebecki (18-2) remains a prospect to watch – a matchup against Drew Dober could deliver another action-packed showcase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Were there any fight bonuses awarded?

While not officially named Fight of the Night, both fighters received $50,000 performance bonuses for the thrilling contest.

How did their training relationship affect the fight?

Despite sharing coaches at American Top Team, neither fighter held back – proving the octagon transcends gym loyalties.

Where can I watch the full replay?

The complete fight is available on UFC Fight Pass, with extended highlights on YouTube.

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