#UFC fight

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In a thrilling showdown for the middleweight title at UFC 297, Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis delivered an epic battle that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final horn. The intensity of the bout left Du Plessis with a nearly swollen-shut eye, and Strickland with blood dripping down his face. Contrary to expectations, the judges were called upon to render a decision in the main event.

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UFC Fight Night: Song vs. Gutierrez

Las Vegas,NV United States

Start time · Main card: 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT / 3 am GMT / 2 pm AEDT · Preliminary card: 7:30 pm ET / 4:30 pm PT / 12:30 am GMT / 11:30 am AEDT

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UFC 284 Date, Time, Place, Telecast Details

The Ultimate Fighting Championship will return to the RAC Arena in Perth to host the UFC 284 that headlines main event bout between Alex Volkanovski vs Islam Makhachev for the 155 lbs title on February 11.

If you are looking for the India Timing then it will begin at 8:30 am IST on Sunday, 12 February at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia.

The live telecast of the UFC 284 Alex Volkanovski vs Islam Makhachev main card event will be available on Sony Ten 2 (English) and Sony Ten 3 (Hindi) in India.

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Sheena Bathory

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Me acabo de enterar que existe MMA medieval y ahora quiero que sea deporte olímpico:

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Paige Vanzant

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K i m b o

S l i c e

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Alex Pereira

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Max Holloway defeats Justin Gaethje with a brutal 5th round KO

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What a fight!!!!!!!

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Stipe Miocic vs Roy Nelson - UFC 161

While the Stipe-Jones title fight is shambolic in 2024, it did get me thinking about how many new MMA fans have probably never seen Stipe fight outside of maybe the 2nd Francis Ngannou fight and the DC trilogy. And while I like to poke fun of some of Miocic and his camp’s poor decision making over the ‘end’ of his career, I think it’s important to talk about how good he was as a fighter.

There are probably better Stipe performances than this fight with Roy Nelson. But I think it best highlights the things that made Stipe so special, even on the come up. He was an athletic heavyweight with sound fundamental boxing and a wrestling background. Like a true blue chip prospect for heavyweight. He never got to far over his feet when throwing punches. He used his jab and would even double or triple up on it. His footwork was transcendent, especially in a division where top fighters were routinely getting mowed down by an immobile Roy Nelson. Like look at him in this fight. He’s pivoting off of throwing the rear hand! He’s darting in with the 1-2, pivoting out/jumping out of space on an angle and then firing another 1-2. Sometimes off the stance switch. He’s moving laterally. He’s parrying punches. And most of all, he’s making good decisions. He’s not trying to sell out on finishes or prove a point by getting in a firefight he didn’t have to. Just fantastic stuff all around. And it was only his 11th pro fight.

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More Jared at UFC in these stories.

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He looks so adorably happy in that first pic! Love it!

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UFC Fighter Bassil Hafez seizes the opportunity of his victory speech to call for a "free Palestine."

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Bloodsport of the Scrub Tortoises.

Tortoise boxing, the oldest documented martial art, was first referenced in the 5th century as a method of self-defense. It survives and is still practiced today, from prize fighting to special forces training!

Source: art compiled by martial historian Dusty Diamond

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Sean Strickland vs Dricus Du Plessis - UFC 297