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UFC Fight Night 90 Post-Fight Press Conference

UFC Fight Night 90 is now in the books as the electrifying event kicked off a three night stretch of fights for the UFC last night (July 7, 2016) from Las Vegas, Nevada. After an absolutely insane day of news regarding the upcoming UFC 200 card, UFC Fight Night 90 ended up getting lost in

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UFC Fight Night 90 is now in the books as the electrifying event kicked off a three night stretch of fights for the UFC last night (July 7, 2016) from Las Vegas, Nevada.

After an absolutely insane day of news regarding the upcoming UFC 200 card, UFC Fight Night 90 ended up getting lost in the shuffle, but the card delivered in a massive way.

The main event featured a changing of guards concerning the lightweight title as former Bellator title holder Eddie Alvarez stunned Rafael dos Anjos in the very first round to become the undisputed UFC champion. Heavyweight sluggers Roy Nelson and Derrick Lewis also did battle in the co-main event with Lewis earning a decision victory.

Check out what the fighters had to say in the aftermath of the event during the post-fight press conference below courtesy of the UFC:

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UFC Fight Night 90 Results — Eddie Alvarez Stops RDA In First Round To Win UFC Lightweight Title

The co-main event of the evening saw Derrick Lewis edge out longtime UFC veteran Roy “Big Country” Nelson via split decision victory after three rounds of action.

Below are complete UFN 90 quick-match results from Thursday, July 7, 2016.

Main Car…

The co-main event of the evening saw Derrick Lewis edge out longtime UFC veteran Roy “Big Country” Nelson via split decision victory after three rounds of action.

Below are complete UFN 90 quick-match results from Thursday, July 7, 2016.

Main Card

Eddie Alvarez def. Rafael dos Anjos via first-round TKO (3:49)
Derrick Lewis def. Roy Nelson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Alan Jouban def. Belal Muhammad via unanimous decision (28-27, 29-28, 29-27)
Joseph Duffy def. Mitch Clarke via submission (rear-naked choke, 0:25, Round 1)

Preliminary Card
Alberto Mina def. Mike Pyle via knockout (flying knee, 1:17, Round 2)
John Makdessi def. Mehdi Baghdad via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)
Anthony Birchak via Dileno Lopes via split decision (27-30, 29-28, 29-28)
Pedro Munhoz def. Russell Doane via submission (guillotine, 2:08, Round 1)
Felipe Arantes def. Jerrod Sanders via verbal submission (armbar, 1:39, Round 2)
Gilbert Burns def. Lukasz Sajewski via submission (armbar, 4:57, Round 1)
Marco Beltran def. Reginaldo Vieira via submission (rear-naked choke, 3:04, Round 2)
Vicente Luque def. Alvaro Herrera via submission (D’Arce choke, 3:52, Round 2)

Eddie Alvarez Stops Rafael dos Anjos To Win UFC Lightweight Title

Rafael dos Anjos’ (25-8) second Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) lightweight title defense took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas in the main event of UFC Fight Night 90. His challenger was former two-time Bellator 155-pound kingpin Eddie Alvarez (28-4). We have a new UFC lightweight champion. An inside leg kick found

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We have a new UFC lightweight champion.

An inside leg kick found the target for Alvarez early in the opening frame. The champion landed a left hand. A hard leg kick connected for dos Anjos. Alvarez blocked a high kick but the champion landed a right hand. The challenger went for a takedown, but the champion threatened with a guillotine. A knee on the break landed for dos Anjos.

Alvarez rocked dos Anjos with a combination ending with a right hand. The challenger continued to pour it on and threw out a big flying knee. He got a takedown and rained down punches. The champion returned to his feet, but Alvarez kept the pressure on and referee Herb Dean had seen enough.

Final Result: Eddie Alvarez def. Rafael dos Anjos via TKO (Strikes) – R1, 3:49

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Joseph Duffy Submits Mitch Clarke In 25 Seconds

The opening bout in the main card of UFC Fight Night 90 served as an opportunity for two lightweights to rebound from a loss. Joseph Duffy was on a four-fight winning streak before dropping a decision to Dustin Poirier back in January 2016. His opponent, Mitch Clarke also lost his last bout by decision to Michael

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That fighter was “Irish Joe,” and he did it emphatically.

Duffy immediately landed a punch over the top that sent Clarke to the canvas. “Irish Joe” threw some punches and took the back of “Danger Zone” to force the tap. It took Duffy just 25 seconds to finish the fight, earning him the fourth fastest submission victory in the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s (UFC) lightweight division.

Final Result: Joseph Duffy def. Mitch Clarke via Submission (rear naked choke) – R1, 0:25

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UFC Fight Night 90 Preliminary Results

It’s once again fight day here at LowKickMMA, and the talent on display tonight (Thursday, July 7th, 2016) will come in the form of UFC UFC Fight Night 90. Headlining the card are Rafael dos Anjos and Eddie Alvarez, but there’s a whole bunch of great fights also taking place on the preliminary section of

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Mike Pyle (27-11-1) vs. Alberto Mina (12-0) in a welterweight bout closes the UFC Fight Night 90 preliminary card.

John Makdessi (13-5) vs. Mehdi Baghdad (11-4) is next in a lightweight bout at UFC Fight Night 90.

Anthony Birchak (12-3) vs. Dileno Lopes (18-2) is next in a bantamweight bout at UFC Fight Night 90.

Gilbert Burns (10-1) vs. Lukasz Sajewski (13-1) is next in a lightweight bout at UFC Fight Night 90.

Marco Beltran (7-3) vs. Reginaldo Vieira (13-3) is next in a bantamweight bout at UFC Fight Night 90.

Pedro Munhoz (11-2, 1NC) vs. Russell Doane (14-5) is next in a bantamweight bout at UFC Fight Night 90.

Vicente Luque (9-5-1) and Alvaro Herrera (9-4) met in a welterweight bout. In round 1, Herrera landed a good combo to open the round. Luque with a jab and then took him down with a single leg. Herrera got right back to his feet. Luque took him down midway through the round. Luque worked him over from half guard until Herrera got to his feet with under a minute to go. The fight ended in the second round. Luque worked for a takedown early and got a single leg inside a minute into the round. He got guard and worked him over with strikes. Luque got his back midway through the round and pressed him up against the fence as well as landing strikes. Herrera got to his feet but was taken down again with two minutes to go. Luque got his back and locked in the d’arce choke for the win.

Here are the results:

Mike Pyle (27-11-1) vs. Alberto Mina (12-0)

John Makdessi (13-5) vs. Mehdi Baghdad (11-4)

Anthony Birchak (12-3) vs. Dileno Lopes (18-2)

Gilbert Burns (10-1) vs. Lukasz Sajewski (13-1)

Marco Beltran (7-3) vs. Reginaldo Vieira (13-3)

Pedro Munhoz (11-2, 1NC) vs. Russell Doane (14-5)

Felipe Arantes (17-7-1, 2NC) vs. Jerrod Sanders (15-2, 1NC)

Vicente Luque def. Alvaro Herrera via submission (D’arce choke) – Round 2, 3:52

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UFC Fight Night 90 Weigh-In Video & Results

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Here we go with the first of three huge UFC weigh-ins this week, as Rafael dos Anjos and Eddie Alvarez do battle at UFC Fight Night 90. The Brazilian is coming off a first round TKO victory over Donald Cerrone in late 2015 and wants to put a stamp on his performance against the always game ex-Bellator boss Alvarez. Can the ‘Silent Assassin’ dislodge ‘RDA’ from the 155-pound throne? We’ll find out when they collide on July 7.

We’ve got a great co-main event to look forward to in the form of heavyweight knockout artists Derrick Lewis and Roy Nelson. Although now 40 years old, ‘Big Country’ can still pack a mean punch, but ‘The Beast’ is part of the next generation and faces his sternest test to date in Nelson. Joseph Duffy returns in a lightweight showdown with Mitch Clark, and there’s a host of other well known faces backing up the first of three big UFC events this week.

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The weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night 90 stream live at 7PM ET, or you can check in right after for the updated results.

Event: UFC Fight Night 90: “Dos Anjos vs. Alvarez”
Date: Thurs., July 7, 2016
Location: MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada
Broadcast: UFC Fight Pass

Main Card (UFC Fight Pass at 10 p.m. ET):
Rafael dos Anjos (155) vs. Eddie Alvarez (155)
Roy Nelson (263) vs. Derrick Lewis (265.5)
Alan Jouban (170) vs. Belal Muhammad (170)
Joseph Duffy (155.5) vs. Mitch Clarke (155.5)

Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass at 6:30 p.m. ET):
Mike Pyle (170.5) vs. Alberto Mina (171)
John Makdessi (155) vs. Mehdi Baghdad (155.5)
Anthony Birchak (135.5) vs. Dileno Lopes (135)
Russell Doane (135.5) vs. Pedro Munhoz (135)
Felipe Arantes (136) vs. Jerrod Sanders (136)
Gilbert Burns (155) vs. Lukasz Sajewski (156)
Marco Beltran (136) vs. Reginaldo Vieira (134.5)
Vicente Luque (170) vs. Alvaro Herrera (171)

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