Ty Miller

Miller defended Goff's early clinch work, built pressure through the first two rounds and finished him with strikes 15 seconds into the third.

Key moments

• Defended Goff's early clinch-and-grapple attempts.
• Took over late in the first and punished Goff through the second.
• Finished the fight with the first third-round punches he landed.

Miller made his UFC debut against Adam Fugitt on the UFC 324 card and won by TKO with one second left in the first round. UFC.com's own recap of the fight credits the stoppage to strikes at 4:59 of round one.

Key moments

• The stoppage came at 4:59 of round one — one second before the round would have ended.
• UFC.com's fight recap records the method as a TKO by strikes; Sherdog's table lists the specific strikes as a knee and punches.
• It was Miller's first fight under the UFC banner after signing off a Contender Series win.

Miller won his UFC contract on Dana White's Contender Series, taking a three-round unanimous decision over Jimmy Drago. UFC.com's own recap of the card confirms the fight went the full 15 minutes and the scorecards went his way.

Key moments

• The fight went the full three rounds.
• UFC.com's recap records the result as a unanimous decision for Miller.
• The win earned Miller his UFC contract.

Miller's fight with Arthur Barros at LFA 198 was ruled a first-round no contest after an accidental eye poke. LFA's own event recap lists the stoppage at 3:30 of round one, the only blemish on an otherwise unbeaten record.

Key moments

• The bout was stopped 3:30 into the first round.
• LFA's official result lists the cause as an accidental eye poke.
• Because it was ruled a no contest, it does not count in Miller's official win-loss record.

Miller knocked out Ryan Charlebois in the first round at LFA 186. LFA's own results page lists the finish at 0:45 of round one, one of three first-round finishes on his record.

Key moments

• The finish came just 45 seconds into the first round.
• LFA's official recap lists the method as a KO by hooks.
• It was Miller's second finish on the LFA regional circuit before he signed with the UFC.

Miller headlined FightWorld 33 in his home city of Albuquerque and won a three-round unanimous decision over Miguel Tovar. Local card coverage and Tapology both record the opponent's name this way; Sherdog lists him as 'Michael Tovar.'

Key moments

• The fight went the full three rounds.
• Miller and Tovar fought in the card's main event.
• FightBook MMA's live-results recap of the card and Tapology both name the opponent Miguel Tovar.

Miller made his Cage Fury Fighting Championships debut at CFFC 112 in Philadelphia and won a three-round unanimous decision over Manny Morales. Cagesidepress's event recap and GIDStats's bout record both confirm the fight went the full 15 minutes with the judges' cards in Miller's favor.

Key moments

• The bout went the distance, with all three rounds completed and the scorecards favoring Miller.
• Cagesidepress's event recap of the card and GIDStats's bout record both confirm the result as a unanimous decision.
• It was Miller's first appearance in Cage Fury Fighting Championships, a regional promotion that streams its cards on UFC Fight Pass.

Miller returned to Cage Fury Fighting Championships at CFFC 107 in Atlantic City and edged fellow undefeated prospect Eric Nolan by split decision. CFFC's own preview of the matchup noted both men were coming off pro-debut wins; Cagesidepress's event recap of the card confirms the fight went to the judges, with one of the three scorecards going against Miller.

Key moments

• Both fighters were undefeated pro-debut winners entering the bout — CFFC's own preview quoted Nolan calling Miller 'another good test.'
• The bout went the distance, and Cagesidepress's event recap records the result as a split decision for Miller.
• It was held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City and streamed live on UFC Fight Pass.

Miller made his professional MMA debut against Justin Dorsey at FightWorld 21 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and won by first-round TKO. Two independent event-record sites — mixedmartialarts.com's events archive and Combat Registry — both log the stoppage at 2:26 of round one, credited to strikes.

Key moments

• The stoppage came at 2:26 of round one, by TKO/RSC from strikes.
• It was Miller's professional debut, in a welterweight bout at the Eisenhower Hotel & Conference Center.
• Both mixedmartialarts.com's events archive and Combat Registry independently record the same method, round and time.