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Emil Meek’s Octagon debut was a memorable one Saturday night at UFC 206, as he spoiled the return of Jordan Mein.
Meek earned his shot in the UFC after a win over Rousimar Palhares in a…
Emil Meek’s Octagon debut was a memorable one Saturday night at UFC 206, as he spoiled the return of Jordan Mein.
Meek earned his shot in the UFC after a win over Rousimar Palhares in a regional promotion, but he had to wait to fight due to issues with his test results.
Mein came out of retirement for the fight in Toronto.
Kelvin Gastelum might struggle with his weight, but once he enters the Octagon, he has no issues.
Gastelum finished Tim Kennedy Saturday night in a featured bout for UFC 206 from Toront…
Kelvin Gastelum might struggle with his weight, but once he enters the Octagon, he has no issues.
Gastelum finished Tim Kennedy Saturday night in a featured bout for UFC 206 from Toronto.
Despite the win, and his interview afterwards, it remains to be seen what the UFC does with Gastelum who has struggled to make welterweight.
Saturday’s UFC 206 fight between Cub Swanson and Dooho Choi ended up being important for both men moving forward.
Swanson, ranked inside the Top-5 at featherweight, kept his standing by…
Saturday’s UFC 206 fight between Cub Swanson and Dooho Choi ended up being important for both men moving forward.
Swanson, ranked inside the Top-5 at featherweight, kept his standing by scoring a decision in a featured bout from the Air Canada Centre.
But Choi, a youngster, learned a valuable lesson in defeat to the veteran.
The bout earned “Fight of the Night” bonuses for both and is being mentioned for “Fight of the Year.”
Donald Cerrone scored his fourth consecutive finish since moving up to the welterweight division Saturday night, stopping Matt Brown in the third round.
“Cowboy,” who is 4-0 at 170 poun…
Donald Cerrone scored his fourth consecutive finish since moving up to the welterweight division Saturday night, stopping Matt Brown in the third round.
“Cowboy,” who is 4-0 at 170 pounds after competing for the UFC lightweight title, landed a perfectly-timed head-kick against Brown.
Max Holloway added name to the list of UFC champions by claiming the interim title Saturday night over Anthony Pettis.
The two headlined the card from the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
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Max Holloway added name to the list of UFC champions by claiming the interim title Saturday night over Anthony Pettis.
The two headlined the card from the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
Holloway earned his 10th consecutive win when he stopped Pettis in the third round. “Blessed” is now set to face Jose Aldo in 2017 to unify the belts.
Cub Swanson and Doo Ho Choi put on an epic featherweight clash at last night’s UFC 206 pay-per-view from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in which ‘Killer Cub’ was able to edge out a unanimous decision win over the ‘Korean Superboy’. Swanson, who has been competing in the UFC’s 145-pound division for five years now, was asked
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Cub Swanson and Doo Ho Choi put on an epic featherweight clash at last night’s UFC 206 pay-per-view from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in which ‘Killer Cub’ was able to edge out a unanimous decision win over the ‘Korean Superboy’.
Swanson, who has been competing in the UFC’s 145-pound division for five years now, was asked during the post-fight press conference for his thoughts on the now-former featherweight champion Conor McGregor no longer being a part of the division after being stripped of his title; to which Swanson stated that he’s glad ‘The Notorious One’ is no longer associated with 145 pounds:
“No not at all, I’m glad he’s gone,” Swanson said. “Not a fan of the guy. He didn’t want to defend his belt, I don’t think anybody thought he was gonna come back down to 145, it’s obviously a hard cut for him. It was ridiculous, all these guys fighting great fights in the 145-pound division and not having something to shoot for, with a guy that’s not even fighting in our weight-class anymore.
“I think at first people might talk and have negative things to say, but once Aldo and Holloway probably fight and things get cleared up and new guys are coming in, I think it’s gonna be for the better.”
McGregor is currently expected to be out-of-action for ten months to enjoy the birth of his first child, while Swanson is steadily climbing his way back into the title contenders conversation after racking up his third straight win. Some good fights could be awaiting Swanson as fellow featherweights Frankie Edgar and Ricardo Lamas are also coming off of big wins themselves.
Regardless of who Swanson finds himself sharing the Octagon with next, it will certainly be a pivotal bout to shape up the featherweight title picture after the presumable Max Holloway vs. Jose Aldo title unification bout that awaits us.
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