Makhachev and Mackenzie Dern were the big winners on Saturday night in Philadelphia August 16, 2026 at 1:01 am ET • 2 minute read A long-standing record has fallen in the UFC. Islam Makhachev now holds the mark for the longest winning streak in UFC history after dispatching Ian Garry in the main event of UFC 330 on Saturday night in Philadelphia. Makhachev nearly finished Garry in Round 2 with a brutal head kick following a separation from a clinch. After that, he used his wrestling and grappling game to take control of the final three rounds and claim victory on all three judges’ scorecards 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47. With the win, Makhachev surpassed Anderson Silva for the longest winning streak in UFC history at 17. The only blemish on his resume was a sudden knockout in his UFC debut against Adriano Martins, but now that’s clearly just a blip on the radar. In the co-main event, Mackenzie Dern also handled her business by defeating Gillian Robertson by unanimous decision. The victory marked Dern’s first defense of the 115-pound title she won last year. Dern overwhelmed Robertson early on with her wrestling and made it nearly impossible for Robertson to gain any kind of momentum. CBS Sports was with you all week with the latest news, features and other content on this massive event. Thanks for stopping by and we’ll see you at UFC 331 in Los Angeles. UFC 330 fight card, resultsUFC 330 countdown
