RAF 14 produced two very different kinds of result in Las Vegas on October 23: decisive technical falls at the top of the card and matches settled by narrow margins elsewhere. The official results page gives a useful way to separate those outcomes without treating every victory as evidence of the same kind of performance.
Two headliners, no points conceded
Arman Tsarukyan defeated Dillon Danis 10–0, while Khamzat Chimaev beat Robbie Lawler 11–0. Both results are listed as technical falls. The source credits Tsarukyan with two takedowns and Chimaev with three.
Those figures illustrate why the final score cannot be read as a simple takedown count. Points can accumulate through more than one action, and the event result is the starting point for understanding a match rather than a complete description of every exchange. Neither score requires projecting a result against a different opponent.
Close finishes told another story
Lucia Yepez edged Sarah Hildebrandt 8–7. Their listed period scores were 1–1, 4–0 and 3–6. Hildebrandt therefore won the final scoring period but did not erase the advantage Yepez had established earlier. That distinction matters when evaluating a late rally: finishing strongly and winning the match are separate outcomes.
RAF’s written recap also describes Sebastian Rivera recovering from a substantial deficit against Vito Arujau and winning on criteria. It reports Michael Caliendo beating Jordan Burroughs 7–5. Together, those results caution against judging the entire evening only through its two dominant headliners.
The next consequence to follow
The promotion’s recap identifies Ridge Lovett as Real Woods’ lightweight title challenger at RAF 15 on November 28, following Lovett’s 13–2 technical fall over Jordan Oliver. That gives the Las Vegas result a specific next step, rather than an assumed championship opportunity.
These are source-reported results, not firsthand observations. The title pairing should still be checked against the latest official card as the event approaches. No individual bout start time or additional matchup is inferred from the recap.