Dana White's Contender Series Season 10 rolled on with Week 6, and by the end of the night four fighters had punched their tickets to the UFC roster.

Luis Hernandez kept his unbeaten record intact with a rear naked choke finish of Hugo Guyon, tapping the Frenchman out at 1:01 of the second round in their middleweight bout. Hernandez, a Dade County police officer who fights out of Kill Cliff FC, becomes one of the headline stories of the night, while Guyon, fighting out of Lyon, was notable as the first French fighter to go through the Contender Series, even though this trip ended in a loss rather than a contract.

Akbar Abdullaev needed just 19 seconds to make his case, flattening his opponent with a knockout that had Dana White raving afterward. White called Abdullaev the greatest talent in Contender Series history following the finish, a stamp of approval that instantly raises expectations for his UFC debut.

Mayton Perea added his name to the night's contract list with a stoppage that took only 45 seconds. Perea could barely believe it afterward, telling Sherdog, "I have been waiting my entire life; I have been manifesting this and working so hard." He added, "It is incredible. It seems like a dream."

A fourth fighter also earned a deal on the night, rounding out what turned into one of the more efficient editions of the series this season, with multiple bouts ending well inside a single round.

For the UFC's lighter divisions, Week 6 adds real depth. Abdullaev arrives with the kind of highlight reel finish that tends to get matchmakers moving quickly, while Hernandez brings a perfect record and a finishing instinct that should translate against tougher UFC competition. Perea, meanwhile, gets to start his own story after years of chasing the opportunity.