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    Valdez overwhelmed and pummeled the holy hell out of Osawa as expected over seven rounds. Pacquiao vs. Vargas up next.
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    Martin Bravo with a wicked shot to the liver.
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    I wonder if they might try to get Grasso on the Phoenix card.
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    If it wasn't for Jessica Penne, Heather Jo Clark would definitely have the roughest two fight opponent stretch in UFC strawweight history.
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    Good scrap between Goyito Perez and Felipe Arantes. Goyito had a problem with his knee and almost got caught in a sub at the end of round 3, but held on to take a decision.
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    I picked Soto to win but I had no idea it would be that fast.
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    UFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregor November 12, 2016 New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) UFC Lightweight Championship: Eddie Alvarez © (154.6) vs. Conor McGregor (154.4) (first defense) - McGregor, KO (punch), R2 (3:04) UFC Welterweight Championship: Tyron Woodley © (169.8) vs. Stephen Thompson (169) (first defense) - DRAW (majority) UFC Women's Strawweight Championship: Joanna Jędrzejczyk © (114.4) vs. Karolina Kowalkiewicz (114.4) (fourth defense) - Jędrzejczyk, DEC (unanimous) Chris Weidman (185.8) vs. Yoel Romero (185.6) - Romero, KO (flying knee and punches), R3 (0:24) Miesha Tate (135.6) vs. Raquel Pennington (135.8) - Pennington, DEC (unanimous) Fox Sports 1 Preliminary Card: Frankie Edgar (145.4) vs. Jeremy Stephens (145.8) - Edgar, DEC (unanimous) Khabib Nurmagomedov (155.8) vs. Michael Johnson (155.8) - Nurmagomedov, SUB (kimura), R3 (2:31) Rafael Natal (185.4) vs. Tim Boetsch (185.4) - Boetsch, TKO (punches), R1 (3:22) Vicente Luque (170.6) vs. Belal Muhammad (170) - Luque, KO (punches), R1 (1:19) Fight Pass Preliminary Card: Jim Miller (157.6) vs. Thiago Alves (162.6)* - Miller, DEC (unanimous) Liz Carmouche (134.8) vs. Katlyn Chookagian (135) - Carmouche, DEC (split) *Forfeits 20% of purse for missing weight; Cannot weigh more than 173 before fight Event Bonuses ($50,000): Performance of the Night: Yoel Romero Performance of the Night: Conor McGregor Fight of the Night: Tyron Woodley vs. Stephen Thompson Attendance: 20,427 Gate: $17.7 million Buyrate: 1.3 million Cancelled Fights: Robbie Lawler vs. Donald Cerrone - Lawler Withdrew From Bout Al Iaquinta vs. Thiago Alves - Iaquinta Withdrew Due to Contract Dispute Gian Villante vs. Marcos Rogério de Lima - Injury to Villante Lyman Good vs. Belal Muhammad - Good Removed From Card After Being Flagged For Banned Substance Rashad Evans vs. Tim Kennedy - Evans Removed By Commission for Medical Precaution Kelvin Gastelum vs. Donald Cerrone - Gastelum Missed Weight Outside of Commission Policy
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    Douglas Silva de Andrade literally landed every strike you can throw on Henry Briones.
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    Good fight between Novelli and Polo Reyes.
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    Re: Do Bronx missing weight Chute Boxe is blaming the high elevation of Mexico City among other things for both Do Bronx and Felipe Arantes missing weight.
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    I believe the UFC wants Bryan Caraway vs. Jimmie Rivera on this card.
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    Possibly contaminated Mexican meat?
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    I don't really listen to F4D shows, but I didn't know he was out due to injury. I just kinda figured he was taking time off due to his first kid being born or they couldn't find him a fight.
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    The Legend/The Champ: Pacquiao vs. Vargas November 5, 2016 Las Vegas, NV (Thomas & Mack Center) WBO Welterweight Championship: Jessie Vargas © (146.5) vs. Manny Pacquiao (144.8) (first defense) - Pacquiao, DEC (unanimous) WBO Featherweight Championship: Oscar Valdez © (125.25) vs. Hiroshige Osawa (125.25) (first defense) - Valdez, TKO (referee stoppage), R7 (1:50) WBO Super Bantamweight Championship: Nonito Donaire © (121.75) vs. Jessie Magdaleno (121.25) (second defense) - Magdaleno, DEC (unanimous) WBO Flyweight Championship: Zou Shiming (111) vs. Prasitsak Phaprom (111.5) (vacant) - Shiming, DEC (unanimous) TopRank.TV Preliminary Card: Robson Conceição (129.5) vs. Clay Burns (129) - Conceição, DEC (unanimous) Alexander Besputin (149.75) vs. Azael Cosio (150) - Besputin, TKO (corner retirement), R6 (3:00) Teofimo Lopez (133) vs. Ishwar Siqueiros (133.75) - Lopez, KO (straight right), R2 (2:03) Xu Que (125.25) vs. Fernando Fuentes (124.5) - Fuentes, DEC (unanimous) Attendance: 16,132 Buyrate:
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    Gotta watch out for the foot cream.
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    But they're banking on a giant TV deal though (especially in light of the sale) and that the market hasn't come undone yet. I think now would be the most opportune time to sign a new deal, but they still have a little bit before the current deal expires. I mean I thought it was crazy that people thought that football (both college and pro) ratings would just continue to skyrocket. It was crazy that ESPN had to pay back companies that advertised on their networks during the climax of last year's bowl season because there wasn't an absurdly high number even though the actually #s were stellar virtually compared to anything else. Now, the NFL ratings are down but I think a lot of that is not so stellar matchups in primetime. The fucking Bears have like 4 primetime games before week 9. People are underrating how much football is star driven. When stars are retiring, out injured, or suspended in addition to teams being absolutely shitshows (and not in a fun debacle kinda way), it's going to have an adverse effect on ratings. Some of these games are just bad, and it's only going to get worse. It's just a lot of risk associated with doing the whole rebranding/network thing. I'm not a real big wrestling fan, but I will admit the WWE is more suitable for having a network on cable than the UFC. The current WWE network is doing okay, but it's still under their projections and most likely going to stay that way. The UFC is so much geared towards live fights. When you have down periods, it would pretty much bring the network rating averages to a grinding halt. I think the only way it would be able to sustain through that is if they had a WEC or one of these feeder leagues got a hot enough to justify having it on TV. I could legitimately see something worthwhile if like WSOF, Invicta, and maybe a couple promotions with real talent based their schedule around the UFC and did shows on the network like it is currently online. Maybe have RIZIN live and then show it taped delayed later that day. Other than that, people aren't really going to watch in a decent numbers outside of live UFC events. With the cost-cutting the current regime wants to do, it's really not worth it to them.
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