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Francis Ngannou. The Predator still has those cinderblock hands
u/PalpitationIll4058 — 8 days ago
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Jon Jones vs Daniel Cormier 2.The rivalry was personal. The tension was thick. Then Jones ended it with a head kick that still lives in every UFC fan’s head
u/PalpitationIll4058 — 9 days ago
Sean O’Malley Responds to Payton Talbott’s Callout by Highlighting His Last 7 UFC Fights
u/One-Faithlessness730 — 11 days ago
This is exactly why no one dared to step into the ring with Mike Tyson in the 1980s
u/-TheEmperorProtects- — 13 days ago
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Carlos Prates has quickly become one of the most dangerous strikers at welterweight.
He stays calm, picks his shots and carries serious power without needing to force anything. His Muay Thai background shows in the way he controls distance, attacks the body and waits for opponents to make mistakes. What makes Prates stand out is how relaxed he looks while doing damage. He can seem almost casual, then suddenly land something that completely changes the fight.
u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 — 13 days ago