Steve Garcia continued his remarkable rise at UFC Vegas 110, extending his unbeaten streak to seven with a dominant first-round TKO victory over David Onama. Garcia’s power and precision were on full display as he dropped Onama with a thunderous left hand before finishing the fight with a relentless barrage of uppercuts and strikes. The referee stepped in at 3:34 of Round 1, marking one of the night’s most decisive performances.
Steve Garcia Extends Unbeaten Streak
Known as “Mean Machine,” Steve Garcia showcased why he’s one of the most dangerous rising contenders in the featherweight division. His first-round finish over Onama not only extended his unbeaten run to seven but also demonstrated his growing maturity and fight IQ inside the octagon.
The fight started evenly, with both men exchanging measured shots. However, the momentum quickly shifted when Garcia landed a perfectly timed left hand that sent Onama crashing to the canvas. Though Onama managed to return to his feet, he was visibly dazed, allowing Garcia to unleash a relentless combination of uppercuts that forced the stoppage.
A Statement Victory for Garcia
Garcia’s performance at UFC Vegas 110 serves as a major statement to the rest of the division. His speed, accuracy, and killer instinct proved too much for Onama, who came into the fight looking to bounce back after recent setbacks.
Following the fight, fans and analysts alike praised Garcia’s composure and striking discipline. Many are now calling for the 31-year-old to face a ranked opponent next, as his seven-fight unbeaten streak cements his place as one of the most exciting names to watch in the featherweight division.
Referee Herb Dean Steps In
The bout was officiated by veteran referee Herb Dean, who intervened at just the right time to protect Onama from further damage. The stoppage was widely praised by fans online, with most agreeing that Garcia’s finishing sequence left no doubt about the outcome.
What’s Next for Steve Garcia?
With this victory, Garcia continues to climb the ladder and make a strong case for a top-15 opponent in his next outing. Given his aggressive fighting style and ability to finish fights early, he’s quickly becoming a fan favourite among UFC audiences.
As Garcia looks ahead to 2025, a matchup against another rising contender or a veteran gatekeeper seems likely. Whatever comes next, one thing is certain — Steve “Mean Machine” Garcia is officially a name to watch in the UFC featherweight division.
