Following the UFC 202 post-show on FOX Sports, which immediately proceeded the pay-per-view broadcast, highlights of a couple of the fights from Saturday night’s event were made available for free.
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Following the UFC 202 post-show on FOX Sports, which immediately proceeded the pay-per-view broadcast, highlights of a couple of the fights from Saturday night’s event were made available for free.
Featured above are highlights of the Cody Garbrandt vs. Takeya Mizugaki fight, which includes Garbrandt’s brutal shot and follow-up barrage that earned him a 48 second TKO victory, the second fastest stoppage on the show behind Anthony “Rumble” Johnson’s stunning 13-second knockout of Glover Teixeira in the co-main event of the pay-per-view card.
Cody “No Love” Garbrandt continued his climb up the UFC Bantamweight ladder by defeating Takeya Mizugaki via TKO due to strikes at the 0:48 mark of the very first round in the fight that served as the main event for the FS1 televised preliminary card. For those who missed the show, click here to read our detailed round-by-round results.
Following the UFC 202 post-show on FOX Sports, which immediately proceeded the pay-per-view broadcast, highlights of a couple of the fights from Saturday night’s event were made available for free.
Featured above are …
https://youtu.be/cejRBeyKroU
Following the UFC 202 post-show on FOX Sports, which immediately proceeded the pay-per-view broadcast, highlights of a couple of the fights from Saturday night’s event were made available for free.
Featured above are highlights of the Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone vs. Rick Story fight, which includes Cerrone’s impressive three-piece combo that badly hurt and stunned Story, as well as his follow-up barrage of ground and pound that ended the fight.
Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone defeated Rick Story via TKO stoppage due to strikes at the coincidental time of 2:02 of round two of the UFC 202 pay-per-view. For those who missed the show, click here to read our detailed round-by-round results.
For those who missed the highly-anticipated rematch between Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor at the UFC 202 pay-per-view on Saturday night, fear not, MMANews.com has you covered with some video highlights of the epic five ro…
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For those who missed the highly-anticipated rematch between Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor at the UFC 202 pay-per-view on Saturday night, fear not, MMANews.com has you covered with some video highlights of the epic five round battle.
Featured above are highlights of the Diaz-McGregor 2 fight that were released on the official UFC On FOX YouTube channel following the UFC 202 post-show. Also included is the post-fight breakdown from the post-show, which featured Jay Glazer, Brian Stann, Dominick Cruz and Rashad Evans.
Conor McGregor defeated Nate Diaz via Majority Decision ruling after five rounds of excitement in the UFC 202 main event on Saturday night at the PPV held in the new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. For those who missed the show, click here to read our detailed round-by-round results.
Following the conclusion of his thrilling UFC 202 five-round main event welterweight war with Nate Diaz yesterday (August 20, 2016), the king of the UFC’s 145-pound weight class may be set to return to defend his throne after having yet to defend the strap since winning it this past December. During the post-fight media scrum
Following the conclusion of his thrilling UFC 202 five-round main event welterweight war with Nate Diaz yesterday (August 20, 2016), the king of the UFC’s 145-pound weight class may be set to return to defend his throne after having yet to defend the strap since winning it this past December.
During the post-fight media scrum following the thrilling event, McGregor was asked about his thoughts on returning to his championship weight where interim champ Jose Aldo awaits for his own shot at redemption after suffering a devastating 13-second knockout to the Irish phenom:
“How long was I going back and forth with Jose? That must have been a two-year build-up, he pulled out last minute, I continued to fight someone else, then we re-scheduled. A two-year, round the world deal with that boy, and then he stepped in and I beat him in 13-seconds.
It’s hard for me to get excited about that. Especially after his last performance, it was a decision, he didn’t go out and get it like I wanted him to get it. Look we’ll see, I’m the 145-pound champion. The interim 145-pound champion is a man that I KO’d in 13-seconds.
I’ve got to figure out what’s next, but right now I don’t know what’s next. There’s many things in the pipeline, so sit tight.”
Shortly following the bout UFC President Dana White told ESPN that if McGregor failed to defend his title in his next contest under the UFC banner, he will be stripped of the belt.
‘The Notorious One’, however, does not believe the promotion would do such a thing, as it makes no sense and would damage the division’s marketability:
“I don’t think they’re gonna do that, I mean how can they? If they’re gonna do that–if they want to give my belt to the guy I KO’d in 13-seconds, and bury that division in the prelims or the Fight Pass stuff, cause that’s what they’re gonna do.
We’ll see. How could they do that? What would that do to the division if the guy I KO’d in 13-seconds is the unified champion? We’ve got a lot to talk about. I’m in a beautiful position right now, that was built through hard work and I’m going to capitalize on that.
Again, we’ll see. There is a lot in the pipeline. Sh** is about to hit the fan I feel. So we’ll see.”
You can check out McGregor’s full post-fight interview here:
Following his loss in the highly-anticipated main event of Saturday night’s UFC 202 pay-per-view in Las Vegas, UFC contender Nate Diaz spoke with reporters about a number of topics.
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Following his loss in the highly-anticipated main event of Saturday night’s UFC 202 pay-per-view in Las Vegas, UFC contender Nate Diaz spoke with reporters about a number of topics.
Featured above is a complete video archive of the post-show scrum with the Stockton bad boy, who as noted, reportedly earned a $2 million purse tonight for his second fight with the UFC’s biggest star.
For a detailed round-by-round recap of the UFC 202 pay-per-view, click here.
The highly-anticipated UFC 202 card went down this past evening (August 20, 2016) live on pay-per-view (PPV) from Las Vegas, Nevada, and what an event it was. The main event featured a bad blood filled rematch between bitter rivals Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor. The two men slugged it out for five rounds with McGregor
The highly-anticipated UFC 202 card went down this past evening (August 20, 2016) live on pay-per-view (PPV) from Las Vegas, Nevada, and what an event it was. The main event featured a bad blood filled rematch between bitter rivals Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor. The two men slugged it out for five rounds with McGregor ultimately walking away with a split-decision victory. Both Diaz and McGregor were given a $50,000 ‘Fight of the Night’ bonus.
The co-main event featured a pivotal light heavyweight bout as No. 1-ranked Anthony “Rumble” Johnson took on No. 2-ranked Glover Teixeira. Johnson made quick work of the Brazilian, scoring an early knockout victory. He was rewarded with a $50,000 “Performance of the Night’ bonus.
Also on the main card, former lightweight title challenger Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone extended his welterweight winning streak to three with a second round finish over Rick Story. Cerrone was given a $50,000 ‘Performance of the Night’ bonus for his efforts.
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Shortly following the bout UFC President Dana White told ESPN that if McGregor failed to defend his title in his next contest under the UFC banner, he will be stripped of the belt.