Greg Foster beat Jason Asher in the lightweight bout on Dana White's Contender Series at the Meta APEX, and the two men went the full distance, with the contest running into round 3. Foster arrived with a record of 9-1-0, while Asher stood at 5-1-0. According to Yahoo Sports, the fixture took place on Tuesday evening in Las Vegas and was closely contested from start to finish, with little to separate the pair throughout. Neither man was stopped early, and Foster left the cage with the win.
Who won the lightweight fight between Foster and Asher?
Greg Foster took the win over Jason Asher in the lightweight contest at the Meta APEX, on the card for Dana White's Contender Series: Season 10, Week 10. Foster arrived with a record of 9-1-0, while Asher came in at 5-1-0. The fight went into round 3, and the data feed lists no stoppage method.
Nothing ended the fight early. Yahoo Sports described a competitive, evenly matched contest, with both men completing the full distance on the Tuesday evening card in Las Vegas. Foster was the winner and Asher the beaten man, so Foster leaves the night with his hand raised and Asher takes the defeat.
Were there any quick finishes on the card?
Not every fight on the Meta APEX card went the distance. Douglas da Lapa beat Davi Cabral in the middleweight bout, with the contest ending in round 3. Da Lapa came in unbeaten at 7-0-0 and left with that record intact, while Cabral had arrived at 7-1-0.
Luis Francischinelli also ended early, beating Will Rentz in the welterweight bout in round 1. Rentz's record stood at 8-3-0 and Francischinelli's at 7-1-0 beforehand. It was a far shorter night than the lightweight fight, where Greg Foster, 9-1-0, and Jason Asher, 5-1-0, both lasted into round 3 and Foster took the win.
How did the fighters' records compare across the card?
Erick Visconde went into his featherweight fight with a record of 18-3-0, against Ilias Bulaid's 9-1-0, and Visconde won. Douglas da Lapa's record was 7-0-0 against Davi Cabral's 7-1-0, and da Lapa won as well.
Smilla Sundell's record was 3-0-0 and Aline Pereira's was 3-3-0 in the women's bantamweight bout, which Sundell won. Striking and grappling totals were not part of the data supplied, so the records are the only numerical comparison available for these bouts.
Which other bouts went the full distance?
Smilla Sundell of Sweden beat Aline Pereira of Brazil in the women's bantamweight bout, and that fight was still going in round 3. Erick Visconde, listed at 18-3-0, beat Ilias Bulaid in the featherweight division, and that one also reached round 3. The data gives no method for either result.
Greg Foster's lightweight fight with Jason Asher followed the same pattern and reached round 3. Yahoo Sports said Foster and Asher completed the entire match distance without an early stoppage, unlike Francischinelli and Rentz, whose welterweight bout ended in round 1. Foster is listed at 9-1-0 and Asher at 5-1-0, and both are American.
What did Yahoo Sports report about Foster v Asher?
According to Yahoo Sports, Greg Foster secured victory over Jason Asher in their closely contested DWCS fixture. The outlet reported that the match occurred on Tuesday evening in Las Vegas and that Foster and Asher were evenly matched throughout.
No further coverage was available in the notes, so there is no word yet on what comes next for Foster or Asher. The material also offers no detail on any contract decision tied to the result, so that question stays open.
The numbers at Scorely
| Bout | Record | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Jason Asher vs. Greg Foster | 5-1-0 / 9-1-0 | Greg Foster (, R3) |
| Davi Cabral vs. Douglas da Lapa | 7-1-0 / 7-0-0 | Douglas da Lapa (, R3) |
| Will Rentz vs. Luis Francischinelli | 8-3-0 / 7-1-0 | Luis Francischinelli (, R1) |
| Aline Pereira vs. Smilla Sundell | 3-3-0 / 3-0-0 | Smilla Sundell (, R3) |
| Ilias Bulaid vs. Erick Visconde | 9-1-0 / 18-3-0 | Erick Visconde (, R3) |
Data source: ESPN; calculation and table by Scorely.












