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Conor McGregor & Donald Cerrone Face-Off For Final Time Before UFC 246 (Video)

Earlier today (Fri. January 17, 2020) Conor McGregor and Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone faced off for the final time before their UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV) headliner tomorrow night inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. After officially weighing in this morning, the pair got eye-to-eye at the ceremonial weigh-ins for their final face-off before fighting […]

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After officially weighing in this morning, the pair got eye-to-eye at the ceremonial weigh-ins for their final face-off before fighting in their welterweight main event tomorrow night. This will be McGregor’s first fight since his October 2018 submission loss to UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. As for Cerrone, he looks to end a two-fight losing streak against the Irishman.

You can check out McGregor and Cerrone’s final face-off here below.

Main Card:

Welterweight: Conor McGregor (170) vs. Donald Cerrone (170)
Women’s bantamweight: Holly Holm (135.5) vs. Raquel Pennington (136)
Heavyweight: Aleksei Oleinik (238) vs. Maurice Greene (243)
Women’s strawweight: Cláudia Gadelha (115.5) vs. Alexa Grasso (121.5)* – fight canceled
Lightweight: Anthony Pettis (155.5) vs. Carlos Diego Ferreira (155.5)

Preliminary Card:

Women’s flyweight: Roxanne Modafferi (125) vs. Maycee Barber
Featherweight: Andre Fili (145.5) vs. Sodiq Yusuff (146)
Lightweight: Drew Dober (125.5) vs. Nasrat Haqparast (156)
Featherweight: Chas Skelly (155.5) vs. Grant Dawson (156)

Early Prelims:

Light heavyweight: Aleksa Camur (204) vs. Justin Ledet (205)
Flyweight: Tim Elliott (125.5) vs. Askar Askarov (126)
Bantamweight: Brian Kelleher (136) vs. Ode Osbourne (135)
Women’s flyweight: Sabina Mazo (126.25)* vs. JJ Aldrich (125.5)

– *fighter missed weight

Who are you picking between McGregor and Cerrone tomorrow night?

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UFC 246 Ceremonial Weigh-Ins Video & Live Stream

The fighters have weighed-in and the UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV) card has been finalized after this morning’s official weigh-ins. Now, the UFC 246 ceremonial weigh-ins will take place just 24 hours before the event kicks off from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. In the main event of the night, Conor McGregor and Donald […]

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The fighters have weighed-in and the UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV) card has been finalized after this morning’s official weigh-ins.

Now, the UFC 246 ceremonial weigh-ins will take place just 24 hours before the event kicks off from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. In the main event of the night, Conor McGregor and Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone will go head-to-head in a welterweight scrap. Also, in the co-main event, former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm returns against Raquel Pennington.

You can check out the UFC 246 ceremonial weigh-ins in the video player below.

UFC 246 Ceremonial Weigh-Ins

Main Card:

Welterweight: Conor McGregor (170) vs. Donald Cerrone (170)
Women’s bantamweight: Holly Holm (135.5) vs. Raquel Pennington (136)
Heavyweight: Aleksei Oleinik (238) vs. Maurice Greene (243)
Women’s strawweight: Cláudia Gadelha (115.5) vs. Alexa Grasso (121.5)* – fight canceled
Lightweight: Anthony Pettis (155.5) vs. Carlos Diego Ferreira (155.5)

Preliminary Card:

Women’s flyweight: Roxanne Modafferi (125) vs. Maycee Barber
Featherweight: Andre Fili (145.5) vs. Sodiq Yusuff (146)
Lightweight: Drew Dober (125.5) vs. Nasrat Haqparast (156)
Featherweight: Chas Skelly (155.5) vs. Grant Dawson (156)

Early Prelims:

Light heavyweight: Aleksa Camur (204) vs. Justin Ledet (205)
Flyweight: Tim Elliott (125.5) vs. Askar Askarov (126)
Bantamweight: Brian Kelleher (136) vs. Ode Osbourne (135)
Women’s flyweight: Sabina Mazo (126.25)* vs. JJ Aldrich (125.5)

– *fighter missed weight

What did you think about the UFC 246 ceremonial weigh-ins?

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UFC 246 Weigh-In Results: McGregor vs. Cerrone Official

Tomorrow (Sat. January 18, 2020) UFC 246 will go down from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. In the main event of the night, Conor McGregor makes his highly-anticipated return to the Octagon by taking on Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone at 170 pounds. It will be McGregor’s first-ever fight since October of 2018 when he […]

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Tomorrow (Sat. January 18, 2020) UFC 246 will go down from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In the main event of the night, Conor McGregor makes his highly-anticipated return to the Octagon by taking on Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone at 170 pounds. It will be McGregor’s first-ever fight since October of 2018 when he was defeated by UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov via submission.

Also, in the co-main event, former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm rematches Raquel Pennington, who she defeated in her UFC debut years ago. The main card will also feature familiar names such as Aleksei Oleinik, Claudia Gadelha, Alexa Grasso, and Anthony Pettis.

Before all the action tomorrow, the official early morning UFC 246 weigh-in results were announced after the fighters all stepped on the scale. Check out the official results below, along with live video courtesy of MMA Fighting.

UFC 246 Weigh-In Results

Main Card:

Welterweight: Conor McGregor (170) vs. Donald Cerrone (170)
Women’s bantamweight: Holly Holm (135.5) vs. Raquel Pennington (136)
Heavyweight: Aleksei Oleinik (238) vs. Maurice Greene
Women’s strawweight: Cláudia Gadelha (115.5) vs. Alexa Grasso
Lightweight: Anthony Pettis (155.5) vs. Carlos Diego Ferreira (155.5)

Preliminary Card:

Women’s flyweight: Roxanne Modafferi (125) vs. Maycee Barber
Featherweight: Andre Fili vs. Sodiq Yusuff
Lightweight: Drew Dober vs. Nasrat Haqparast (156)
Featherweight: Chas Skelly vs. Grant Dawson

Early Prelims:

Light heavyweight: Aleksa Camur (204) vs. Justin Ledet (205)
Flyweight: Tim Elliott (125.5) vs. Askar Askarov (126)
Bantamweight: Brian Kelleher (136) vs. Ode Osbourne (135)
Women’s flyweight: Sabina Mazo vs. JJ Aldrich (125.5)

What do you think about the UFC 246 weigh-in results?

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UFC 246: McGregor vs Cerrone Best Bets & Fight Odds

The UFC has big plans for 2020 and they are starting the year with their biggest draw making his long awaited return. At UFC 246 global superstar Conor McGregor takes on fellow fan favorite Donald Cerrone in a welterweight bout. McGregor has been out o…

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Colby Covington Predicts Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone

The time is nearly here for Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone at UFC 246, and everyone is offering up their predictions for the clash. Recently, former interim UFC welterweight champion Colby Covington spoke to BT Sport to give his take on the matchup between McGregor and “Cowboy.” Covington is rolling with Cerrone Saturday night, suggesting […]

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The time is nearly here for Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone at UFC 246, and everyone is offering up their predictions for the clash.

Recently, former interim UFC welterweight champion Colby Covington spoke to BT Sport to give his take on the matchup between McGregor and “Cowboy.” Covington is rolling with Cerrone Saturday night, suggesting McGregor is already “cashed out.” (H/T BJPenn.com)

“I’m going [with] Cowboy,” Covington said. “I think Conor’s cashed out. He made all that money and let’s be honest, if you guys didn’t see that online video of him, he couldn’t even knock an old man off the stool in the bar, how is he going to knock out Cowboy?

McGregor and Cerrone will main event UFC 246 on pay-per-view (PPV) this weekend (Sat. January 18, 2020) from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The fight will take place at welterweight, rather than the pair’s usual home of 155 pounds. As for Covington, he is still recovering from his defeat to welterweight champion Kamaru Usman in December.

During the fight, Covington had his jaw broken mid-way through the contest. Although he still fought through, putting on a very competitive back-and-forth brawl, Covington succumbed to the pain in the fifth round and was stopped by Usman late. Now, he prepares to get back to the training room in just a few weeks’ time.

Do you agree with Covington’s analysis? Who are you picking between McGregor and Cerrone?

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Donald Cerrone Responds To Notion That He Can’t Win ‘The Big Fight’

Yesterday (Wed. January 15, 2020) Conor McGregor and Donald Cerrone came face-to-face for the first time ahead of their UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV) headliner this weekend in Las Vegas. The pair fielded questions from the media during a pre-fight press conference. During the presser, Cerrone touched on the notion going around the mixed martial arts […]

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Yesterday (Wed. January 15, 2020) Conor McGregor and Donald Cerrone came face-to-face for the first time ahead of their UFC 246 pay-per-view (PPV) headliner this weekend in Las Vegas.

The pair fielded questions from the media during a pre-fight press conference. During the presser, Cerrone touched on the notion going around the mixed martial arts (MMA) realm that he can’t win “the big fight.” “Cowboy” pointed out that a fight against McGregor is as big as it gets, so he’ll answer that question once and for all this Saturday night. (H/T MMA Fighting)

“He’s the two-time, belt-holding champ, so you could definitely say this is, to date, the toughest battle,” Cerrone said. “I’m stoked, man, because this is, ‘Cowboy, can you fight the big fight? You never make it on the big fight.’ Well, motherf*cker, here’s the biggest one. Let’s see.”

Another topic that was touched on was Cerrone’s path to victory against the Irishman. Both Cerrone and McGregor are well-known for their tendency to stand in the middle of the Octagon and bang. However, many believe Cerrone’s grappling is superior to McGregor’s, and he could have an easy path to victory if he gets the fight down to the ground.

Cerrone doesn’t seem to share these sentiments, and refuses to underestimate the grappling ability of the former two-division world champion.

“For all you analysts and experts that are out there asking these questions, you would be f*cking stupid to think this man doesn’t have a wrestling defense, or some kind of grappling defense, so for me to just walk in and just go, ‘Oh, I’m going to take him down and submit him,’ get a f*cking real life, man,” Cerrone said. “We’re going to go there and fight our asses off. That’s what’s going to happen.”

What do you think about the matchup between Cerrone and McGregor? Who are you picking?

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