The next fight on the UFC 193 preliminary list was the match between Anthony Perosh and Gian Villante.

For boxing enthusiasts, it was an interesting fight because it took place on its feet. Great punches came from the hands of both men, but in the end only one made his punches count more.

Villante showed his punching power from the beginning by landing a right hook on Perosh's face. That was the first warning for Perosh, because if he didn't move faster, he was going to fall soon because that punch shook him, obviously.

Then he tried with kicks but it turned out that both felt more comfortable with just their fists. Perosh threw good combinations but every time he got close, he received a well-placed punch on his face, but he didn't use the advantage of the length of his arms to work Villante with the jab to keep him away and then counter him.

So he received a couple more blows to his face, that's why he started walking around the octagon, hitting the fence, maybe looking for an angle, buying time or simply keeping himself safe to avoid being knocked out.

However, the strategy didn't last long because two minutes before the end of the fight, Villante caught Perosh with a devastating right cross, which made him fall lifeless to the floor. The referee immediately intervened to prevent Perosh from being further punished.

The first quick victory of the night.