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Following a memorable UFC Fight Night 89 event in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on Saturday evening, UFC held their official post-fight press conference.
Embedded above is the official UFN 89 post-fight presser which featur…
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Following a memorable UFC Fight Night 89 event in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on Saturday evening, UFC held their official post-fight press conference.
Embedded above is the official UFN 89 post-fight presser which featured some of the big winners from Saturday’s show, including new top welterweight contender Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson.
For complete UFC Fight Night 89 results, click here.
Most of the hype may have been centered on the Stephen Thompson vs. Rory MacDonald main event at last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, but it was the light heavyweight bout between Canadian home favorite Steve Bosse and Sean O’Connell that stole the
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Most of the hype may have been centered on the Stephen Thompson vs. Rory MacDonald main event at last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, but it was the light heavyweight bout between Canadian home favorite Steve Bosse and Sean O’Connell that stole the show.
The action-packed fight deservedly took home “Fight of the Night” honors in the UFC’s Ottawa debut after Bosse and O’Connell threw down in an absolute war. First it was O’Connell who smelled blood, as he floored an over-aggressive Bosse with a flurry of powerful left hooks early, appearing to nearly have the former professional hockey player knocked out.
But the tough Montreal-based fighter somehow persevered, and he put on a show for his Canadian fans in the second round, dropping O’Connell and pouring on an endless barrage of ground strikes. The third round continued to deliver hard-hitting, pulse-pounding action despite both fighters being exhausted, and both men had their moments.
It was capped off by O’Connell beckoning Bosse to stand toe-to-toe with him and slug out the final 10 seconds. Not surprisingly, Bosse happily obliged, and he ultimately took home a big decision win close to home. Check out the full fight video highlights of one of the best fights of the year right here:
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UFC Fight Night 89 went down last night (June 18, 2016) live on FOX Sports 1 from Ottawa, Canada, and the event produced an exciting night of fights featuring multiple electrifying finishes. In the co-main event of the evening, fan favorite and former lightweight title challenger Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone picked up an impressive third round
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UFC Fight Night 89 went down last night (June 18, 2016) live on FOX Sports 1 from Ottawa, Canada, and the event produced an exciting night of fights featuring multiple electrifying finishes.
In the co-main event of the evening, fan favorite and former lightweight title challenger Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone picked up an impressive third round finish over the larger Patrick Cote in a welterweight bout. “Cowboy” was given a $50,000 “Performance of the Night” bonus for his efforts.
Earlier on the main card, Canadian Steve Bosse and Sean O’Connell went to war in a three round slug fest that saw each man battered and bloodied. Each man put it all on the line, but Bosse ended up walking away with a unanimous decision victory. Both combatants received a $50,000 “Fight of the Night” bonus for their efforts.
During the preliminary portion of the card, Krzysztof Jotko landed a brutal left hand on Tamdan McCroy that shut the lights off for McCroy in under a minute. Jotko was awarded a $50,000 “Performance of the Night” bonus for his knockout.
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Fan favorite No. 4-ranked lightweight Donald Cerrone was looking for his second straight win at 170 pounds when he met quietly surging Canadian veteran Patrick Cote in the co-main event of last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. And “Cowboy” got just that, picking up
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Fan favorite No. 4-ranked lightweight Donald Cerrone was looking for his second straight win at 170 pounds when he met quietly surging Canadian veteran Patrick Cote in the co-main event of last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
And “Cowboy” got just that, picking up a decision third-round TKO finish after a dominant overall showing against the normally iron-chinned “Predator” in his home country. Cerrone used some improved offensive wrestling to ground Cote early on, and in the second and third rounds he used stalking Muay Thai to batter the Montreal native with low kicks and viciously precise power punches that ultimately spelled the end of the fight.
It was a statement bout for Cerrone, whose fighting future remains a bit uncertain in terms of weight classes. But with two straight finishes at 170 pounds, “Cowboy” called out for “one of the 36 fights” at July 9’s UFC 200 in 21 days. It’ll be tough to deny him that spot.
In the meantime, watch the full fight video highlights of his dominant win over Cote here:
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High stakes were up for grabs when Stephen Thompson met Rory MacDonald in the main event of last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. MMA fans everywhere were expecting the world out of “Wonderboy,” who had the momentum of two straight first round knockouts
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High stakes were up for grabs when Stephen Thompson met Rory MacDonald in the main event of last night’s (Sat., June 18, 2016) UFC Fight Night 89 from the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
MMA fans everywhere were expecting the world out of “Wonderboy,” who had the momentum of two straight first round knockouts over Johny Hendricks and Jake Ellenberger. The pressure was also heavy on MacDonald’s shoulders in the UFC’s debut in Ottawa, as he was returning from the badly broken nose he suffered in his historic fifth-round loss to Robbie Lawler at UFC 189 over 11 months ago.
The headliner may not have been the all-out explosive war that fans had hoped for, but in the end, the fight ended up a technically sound, hard-fought war by both fighters, with Thompson taking home a well-deserved unanimous decision on the strength of his superior volume and activity.
After the win, Thompson called out for a title shot against the winner of Robbie Lawler vs. Tyron Woodley in the main event of July 30’s UFC 201, and with seven straight victories, it’s tough to deny him.
Check out the full fight video highlights of “Wonderboy’s” biggest win here:
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A highly anticipated welterweight matchup served as the main event for UFC Fight Night 89 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The two combatants were Rory MacDonald (18-4) and Stephen Thompson (13-1). Not only did the fight have title implications, but it very well could’ve been “Red King’s” final appearance inside the Octagon. “Wonderboy” earned the win
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A highly anticipated welterweight matchup served as the main event for UFC Fight Night 89 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The two combatants were Rory MacDonald (18-4) and Stephen Thompson (13-1). Not only did the fight have title implications, but it very well could’ve been “Red King’s” final appearance inside the Octagon.
“Wonderboy” earned the win and most likely a title shot.
The first minute saw both men engaged in a feeling out process. MacDonald went for a rolling heel hook, but Thompson was able to avoid danger. “Red King” went for the heel hook again, but the result was the same. A front kick to the body landed for “Wonderboy.” An elbow in the clinch landed for MacDonald. Thompson connected with some short punches. “Red King” went high with a kick and it was blocked. The round ended shortly after.
Thompson connected with a couple of leg kicks. “Wonderboy” had his question mark kick blocked. MacDonald briefly got a hold of Thompson and landed a knee to the body. For a third time, “Red King’s” heel hook attempt was avoided. MacDonald drove in with a single leg attempt and elbowed his opponent on the break. A side kick to the body found the target for Thompson. The two exchanged kicks as the horn sounded.
A leg kick for “Wonderboy” got things underway in the third frame. MacDonald landed a right hand as his opponent moved back. “Red King” found himself on his back momentarily. Thompson landed a kick to the body, but MacDonald connected with a right hand. Thompson leaped in and landed a right hand. Three rounds were in the books and both men remained patient as the crowd became restless. Thompson proved to be the more active fighter up to this point.
Round four began and the two fighters started to open up. Thompson landed a punch off the clinch break. “Wonderboy” found some openings and attacked the head and body of his opponent. A side kick had MacDonald off balance briefly. A jab found the home for “Red King.” Thompson continued to find more openings.
A right hand landed for MacDonald in the final round. The two exchanged punches. Thompson lunged forward with a straight right. A wheel kick missed the mark for “Wonderboy.” MacDonald went for a takedown, but wound up on his back with Thompson in side control. “Red King’s” nose was a bloody mess. Thompson stunned his opponent for a moment. MacDonald tried pressing forward at the end of the fight, but the decision was obvious.
Final Result: Stephen Thompson def. Rory MacDonald via unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 48-47)
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