Neil Magny just joined Charles Oliveira in rare UFC company

Neil Magny added another milestone to his Ultimate Fighting Championship career at UFC 330.

The welterweight veteran defeated Ramiz Brahimaj, rallying from an early scare to score a second-round technical knockout at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, to pick up his 25th win in the promotion.

Neil Magny's 25 UFC wins trail only Jim Miller after UFC 330
With 25 Octagon victories under his belt, Magny is now tied with former lightweight champ and reigning BMF titleholder Charles Oliveira in second place, behind only Jim Miller (28). Furthermore, he’s finished his last three wins, which he highlighted in a post-fight interview.

“Man, it feels great,” Magny said. “This puts me at 3-1 in my last four fights; all three wins came by finish, so I feel like I am in a very good position. I feel pretty good about it.”

The 39-year-old has been on the UFC roster since 2013, developing a reputation as a gatekeeper to the top tier of the welterweight division. His last four defeats have come against highly credentialed contenders: former Bellator champ Yaroslav Amosov, the two top potential challengers for the title next -- Carlos Prates and Michael Morales -- and the latest challenger, Ian Garry.

“Just been rebuilding.”

Neil Magny (@NeilMagny) always is fine-tuning his skills and was able to notch a second-round submission win. #UFC330

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