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Sherdog's live UFC 331 “Van vs. Pantoja 2” coverage will begin Saturday at 5:30 p.m. ET.UFC 331 live results for Joshua Van vs. Alexandre Pantoja 2 and the full fight card Round 1 Attention at UFC 331 shifts to the women’s flyweight division, as O’Neill (11-2, 6-2 UFC) puts Moura (12-2, 3-2 UFC) to the test at 125 pounds. Jason Herzog polices the proceedings. No glove touch. Moura comes out firing and knocks O’Neill off-balance. She catches a kick and trips O’Neill to the floor, settling in half guard. Moura drops elbows and a few short punches. Crowd boos the lack of action, as Herzog hovers nearby. O’Neill reclaims full guard, but her Brazilian opponent postures and punches. Moura moves from half guard to north south and lures O’Neill into an anaconda choke. She loses her grip after a few tense moments and returns to ground-and-pound. O’Neill elevates the Brazilian, rotates her hips and transitions to a belly-down armbar in one fluid motion. Moura taps in what can only be …

[embedded content] The Ultimate Fighting Championship's return to Los Angeles is now set with a title fight following the UFC 331 weigh-ins.

Main eventing the UFC's latest numbered event is a flyweight championship rematch between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja. Both men had no issue making championship weight for the five-round fight. All other fighters on the 12-fight card also made weight, so it was a drama-free morning on the scale.

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Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja hit the flyweight championship limit ahead of their UFC 331 rematch Van (17-2) claimed the title in just 26 seconds last year after Pantoja injured his arm. Since then, the 24-year-old has solidified himself as the champion by knocking out Tatsuro Taira. "The Fearless" will look to show that the first victory wasn't just a fluke and officially weighed 125 pounds on the dot.

Meanwhile, this is the first fight back for Pantoja (30-6) since dropping the belt. "The Cannibal" had been o…

Nine months after suffering a serious cervical spine injury that forced her to withdraw from the UFC 324 main event against Amanda Nunes and undergo emergency surgery, Kayla Harrison is back in training for the highly anticipated matchup.

“Her injury was very serious. She had to undergo surgery and spent several months unable to train, but she made a great recovery and, three weeks ago, returned to full training for the fight, which is expected to take place Nov. 14 in New York,” American Top Team muay thai coach Anderson Franca told Sherdog.

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Kayla Harrison resumes full training nine months after cervical spine injury The two-time Olympic judo gold medalist and UFC women’s bantamweight champion will face Nunes, the former two-division UFC champion widely regarded as the greatest women’s mixed martial artist of all time.

Interestingly, Franca was also one of the key coaches in Nunes’ camp for her 2018 fight against Cris Cyborg.

“Amanda was con…