UFC 316 – Jeka Saragih vs JooSang Yoo – Full Fight Replay Available Today

Fire met fire when Jeka Saragih stepped into the Octagon to face Joosang Yoo at UFC 316 on June 7, 2025, inside the electric atmosphere of the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. With both fighters known for their explosive striking and forward pressure, fans were treated to a violent chess match that packed three rounds with relentless exchanges, momentum swings, and moments of raw grit.

Saragih, the pride of Indonesia, came out with his usual flair—switching stances, throwing heavy kicks, and looking to land his trademark overhand right. Yoo, making his UFC debut after a strong run in South Korea, refused to be intimidated. The South Korean striker kept a tight guard and responded with sharp counters, showcasing impressive timing and discipline under pressure. The first round saw both fighters land big shots, with Saragih pressing forward and Yoo calmly answering from the pocket.

In the second round, Saragih dialed up the aggression, targeting the legs and body to slow Yoo down. He mixed in spinning attacks and feints that briefly opened opportunities, but Yoo’s composure and chin held strong. As the round wore on, Yoo began finding success with clean, straight punches that cut through Saragih’s wild entries. The exchanges got closer and more violent, with both men landing heavy leather that drew reactions from the Newark crowd.

Heading into the final round, the fight was still up for grabs. Saragih showed no signs of slowing down and continued to walk Yoo down, throwing looping shots with knockout intentions. But Yoo turned the tide with precision and patience, timing Saragih’s rushes and peppering him with combinations that visibly disrupted his rhythm. In the final minute, both fighters emptied the tank, trading wildly as the audience roared in appreciation.

When the scorecards were read—29-28 across all three judges—it was Joosang Yoo who emerged victorious by unanimous decision. It was a calculated and courageous debut from the South Korean newcomer, who showed not just skill, but the ability to withstand pressure and answer with poise. Saragih, though handed a hard-fought loss, once again proved why he remains one of the most exciting and unpredictable fighters in the lightweight division. The fight didn’t steal headlines, but it stole the attention of everyone watching.