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NEXT WEEK! @Ealvarezfight chooses @LaurenMurphyMMA to fight next vs. @NRMontano! Who will win? https://t.co/uQMDeotFPY
— The Ultimate Fighter (@UltimateFighter) September 14, 2017

The higher seeds in The Ultimate Fighter: A New World Champion continued to roll on last week’s episode, as Montana Stewart finished off Ariel Beck with an impressive first-round D’Arce choke submission. In tonight’s episode, No. 3 overall seed and longtime UFC bantamweight Lauren Murphy will look to keep that trend alive as she takes on No. 14 seed Nicco Montano, who enters the competition with a 3 … Read the Full Article Here

Mom was going to save the day for Nicco Montano.Long before the 28-year-old earned a spot in The Ultimate Fighter 26 flyweight tournament, Montano was a high school student with no thoughts of becoming a fighter, despite having a father who spent most of his life in the boxing business before passing away in 2006.“I was a quiet kid who liked drama and liked to do play performances in high school,” laughed Montano, who suddenly got thrust into drama of a different sort when a friend got into it with another group of girls. “She somehow or another made an offensive gesture or s … Read the Full Article Here

I’m ready. Are you? #ufc @ufc @UFCEurope pic.twitter.com/y6RnttJkE9
— Gokhan Saki (@gokhantherebel) September 19, 2017

Please allow Gokhan Saki to introduce himself…“The difference (between me and other MMA strikers) is that they try to strike, and me, I am a striker,” he explained. “Whatever I touch, it falls like leaves on a tree in autumn.”For most fighters, that would be the mic drop moment, the signal that everything has been said. Most would also be exaggerating a little (or a lot, depending on the fighter). But when UFC newcomer Saki says it, a quick gla … Read the Full Article Here

Jessica Andrade of Brazil interacts with the media during the UFC Ultimate Media Day at the Park Hyatt on 9/20/17 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)” align=”center” />The last 18 months have been a whirlwind for Jessica Andrade.Following a seven-fight run in the bantamweight division, the Brazilian relocated to the strawweight ranks, where her diminutive stature no longer gave her opponents an immediate advantage. Within minutes of her divisional debut, it was clear that the power she exhibited in the first phase of her UFC career had carried over to her new weight class.After … Read the Full Article Here