One of Dustin Poirier's most prominent training partners was one of the biggest winners at UFC Vegas 107.
Saturday's map at the top was largely forgetting, and it ended in the disastrous way when the medical problem of Maycee Barber canceled the main event.
But a number of remarkable names could still do impressive versions, from the former Paddy Pimblett opponent Jordan Leavitt's entry to ex-Alex Pereira-Rivaldal Dustin Jacoby's knockout.
And the closing of the night unexpectedly in the midst of Barber's fight was a teammate of Poirier's, who achieved a crooked victory to keep his name in lightweight statement.
Dustin Poirier not surprised by Mateusz Gamrot's UFC Vegas 107 Dominance
The UFC Vegas 107 Co-Main event put top 10 lightweight Mateusz Gamrot against a rising name from outside the ranking in Ludovit Klein.
That collision of Poland and Slovenia went the way of the first, and it was not exactly close.
'Gamer' used his wrestling pace and pressure to largely control small during their three-round match, with this collecting 30-27 scorecards unanimously.
Looking at Was Poirier, Gamrot's American top team Stablemate. 'The Diamond' was confronted with the skills of the Polish hunter and was not surprised to see the dominance at the top.
“Gamer does what he does best! Not -off -turning pressure!” Poirier wrote on X.
Gamer does what he does best! Not -Reflicting pressure!
– The Diamond (@Dustinpoirier) 1 June 2025
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Mateusz Gamrot will probably help with the last UFC -Vechtkamp from Dustin Poirier
With his assignment successfully completed, Gamrot could focus his attention on his teammate.
Poirier will be confronted with Max Holloway on UFC 318 in what will mark the last fight of the Louisianan in mixed martial arts.
'The Diamond' came for a final farewell to a final farewell shortly after his third failed shot on the undisputed title against Islam Makhachev in June 2024.
And the favorite of the experienced fan has been given his wish to get that close to home, because the Holloway vs Poirier trilogy heads in the Smoothie King Center of New Orleans.
Under a number of other top names, Gamrot will probably do the work with Poirier in Coconut Creek to guarantee a winning conclusion for the UFC career of the lightweight legend.