Arman Tsarukyan delivers a technical shutout over Tony Ferguson in RAF 10 co-main

Saturday night’s RAF 10 co-main event turned into a one-sided technical display. Arman Tsarukyan defeated Tony Ferguson 10-0, securing a clear, match-deciding win built on control and systematic pressure rather than late drama.

The matchup had an added layer of intrigue for fans because Tsarukyan and Ferguson are familiar names in the UFC ecosystem. In a “what-if” sense, a meeting between fighters who have spent years in high-level MMA contention has long been an offseason talking point. RAF 10 instead gave both competitors a different canvas, with the outcome shaped by grappling fundamentals and the ability to turn dominance into points.

Tsarukyan’s performance was described as a “tech” win, with the 10-0 score reflecting more than one moment of success. It suggests he consistently earned and maintained advantageous positions, preventing Ferguson from escaping danger or building momentum. Ferguson, meanwhile, was left with limited room to counter and was unable to create a path back into the scoring pace of the match.

RAF 10 took place in St. Louis, and the co-main result immediately set a tone for the evening. A shutout score like 10-0 is the kind of result that affects how matchups are valued in future matchmaking, because it indicates a level of control that can be difficult to game-plan against unless an opponent has a specific tactical answer.

For RAF as a promotion, performances like this are also a statement about roster depth and competitive style. Even when fighters are widely known from MMA, grappling-specific execution can separate athletes quickly. The margin indicates Tsarukyan did not simply survive; he dictated the structure of the bout.

What to watch next is how Tsarukyan’s RAF run develops after a decisive win. In most tournament-like or season-like combat formats, dominant co-main results tend to raise expectations for higher-profile matchups and rematch-level stakes, because opponents will look for the exact sequence that prevented Ferguson from finding footing.

Because this account is based on a single publicly available report and there was no additional official documentation in the research package, some details (such as the specific sequences that produced the 10-0 score and whether there were any interim rule stoppages) are not verified here. Readers may want to follow RAF’s official scoring and results posting for full bout breakdowns.