UFC Fight Night (June 20th 2026) Fight Card

UFC Fight Night Kape vs Horiguchi Poster

UFC Fight Night: Kape vs. Horiguchi takes place on June 20, 2026 from the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, streaming on Paramount+. The Prelims at 5 p.m. ET, with the Main Card at 8 p.m. ET. Here is everything you need to know about the card going into this one:

The main event: Kape vs. Horiguchi 2

Manel Kape (22-7) gets his second crack at Kyoji Horiguchi (36-5, 1 NC), who choked him out in the third round at RIZIN back in 2017. Kape arrived in the UFC as a finisher and has rebuilt himself into a top-five flyweight with real knockout power and a 68-inch reach he uses well.

StatManel KapeKyoji Horiguchi
Record22-736-5, 1 NC
Age3235
Reach68″63″
StanceSouthpawOrthodox
Sig. strikes landed/min5.043.77
Striking accuracy57%57%
Takedown avg/15 min0.401.61

Co-main and the featherweight pile-up

The co-main pits Ion Cutelaba (20-11-1) against unbeaten New Zealand prospect Navajo Stirling (9-0) at light heavyweight.

Vinicius Oliveira (23-4) faces veteran Andre Fili (25-13). Murtazali Magomedov (10-0) tests his perfect record against Melsik Baghdasaryan (8-3). Plus Hyder Amil (11-2) meets Christian Rodriguez (12-4) in the best stylistic scrap on paper.

The full card

CardBoutWeight class
MainManel Kape vs. Kyoji HoriguchiFlyweight (5 rds)
MainIon Cutelaba vs. Navajo StirlingLight Heavyweight
MainAndré Lima vs. Kevin BorjasFlyweight
MainHyder Amil vs. Christian RodriguezFeatherweight
MainMelsik Baghdasaryan vs. Murtazali MagomedovFeatherweight
MainVinicius Oliveira vs. Andre FiliFeatherweight
PrelimKarol Rosa vs. Luana SantosBantamweight
PrelimBia Mesquita vs. Melissa MullinsW. Bantamweight
PrelimMitch Raposo vs. Allan NascimentoFlyweight
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