Cassia Moura becomes UFC BJJ's first two-division champion

UFC.com's results story says: “In the main event, reigning bantamweight champion Cassia Moura added the inaugural women’s flyweight title to become the first double champion in UFC BJJ history, while the co-main saw Renato Canuto finally achieve his dream of UFC BJJ championship glory as he captured the vacant lightweight crown.” The event was Oct. 8 at Meta APEX in Las Vegas. UFC.com calls Moura 20. The page uses both Adele and Adela for Fornarino. The results line uses Adele. So does this story.

Other results UFC.com lists: Gabriel Almeida submitted Gilbert Burns with a heel hook in round 1 at 4:34. Thaynara Victoria submitted Danielle Kelly with an armbar in round 1 at 2:53, in her debut. Landon Elmore submitted Max Livingston with a straight ankle lock in round 1 at 3:42. Kade Anastasios submitted Ataide Rafael with a heel hook in round 1 at 4:19. Raphael Ferreira submitted Kyle O'Hare with a heel hook in round 1 at 3:14. John Chandler beat Raphael Gomez by unanimous decision. Judges' scores were not in the text read. No odds.