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Longtime coming rematch with Mauro Okongwa. Both fighters have had a similar career path with some promising traits but a lot of bumps and bruises throughout as well. I think Masterleader had the right strategy, that would have worked for a win in the first match. However Deon's come a long way at being able to neutralize the clinch, and he was able to drain enough energy with body shots to land the fight ender. That's HW for yah.

Hope things are well, it was nothing personal leaving I just didn't want to wait too long in case that offer was never coming.

elsewhere most likely. I'm waiting a bit to hear out all offers, but at this point, I don't think one is coming from Iron Wolf.

I currently don't have an offer from iron wolf, so good luck for the vacant.

It was fireworks for sure. Your man gave it a good shot but he couldn't hold up against the power punching.

Looking forward to our fighter's matchup. You got what you you wanted but be careful what you wish for. Good luck on the 20th.

I don't know what bums you sparring, but I do know you got taught to bend the knee to a bigger, better fighter tonight! Where's my 100 gs baby!?

Sparring is practice, this the real deal. We'll see what type of dawg you got in you on primetime. One of us is leaving that cage unconscious.

He always had flaws but getting manhandled like that by Oliveira makes me think he is past his prime.

I thought the fight was done after the nut shot. He nearly puked. I had it 48-46 Moreno personally, but it could have gone either way or draw. I think Moreno beats him in a rematch. Never bought in to the Fig hype although he is still a very good fighter. There are a lot guys either not active or outside of the UFC that I think would most likely beat him.

Possible FOTY in the main event? That pace was crazy.

1. Lyoto Machida - I got in to the sport via hearing hype about Machida and then watching him destroy Rashad. Still love his style in-spite of the low-volume and sometimes boring results. The fact he nearly beat Mousasi at 41 yrs old is a testament to how good he was in his prime. I wish he had been the one fighting at MW instead of Silva, but it probably worked out the best for their respective styles. 2. Stipe Miocic - I'm from Cleveland. Watching Miocic-DC 2 at a local bar may be one of my top viewing experiences all-time. The atmosphere was insane especially after the comeback. It has been a pleasure watching him give my hometown a long-reigning UFC champion. 3. Conor McGregor - I used to hate him, but the Aldo, Diaz, and Alvarez performances made me a big fan...right when everyone else started hating him. He has been an asshole outside of the cage many times, but in the cage, he has a beautiful style and extremely entertaining fights.

UFC 256 Figueiredo vs Moreno Saturday, December 12, 2020 Las Vegas, NV, USA ESPN+ PPV Main Card 10PM EST Deiveson Figueiredo vs Brandon Moreno Tony Ferguson vs Charles Oliveira Mackenzie Dern vs Virna Jandiroba Kevin Holland vs Jacare Souza Junior dos Santos vs Ciryl Gane ESPN2/ESPN+ Prelims 8PM EST Cub Swanson vs Daniel Pineda Renato Moicano vs Rafael Fiziev Gavin Tucker vs Billy Quarantillo Tecia Torres vs Sam Hughes UFC Fight Pass/ESPN+ Early Prelims 7:30PM EST Chase Hooper vs Peter Barrett

ESPN2/ESPN+ Main Card 10PM EST Jack Hermansson vs Marvin Vettori Ovince Saint Preux* vs Jamahal Hill Roman Dolidze vs John Allan ESPN2/ESPN+ Prelims 7PM EST Gabriel Benitez vs Justin Jaynes Louis Smolka vs Jose Quinonez Matt Wiman vs Jordan Leavitt Ilia Topuria vs Damon Jackson Gian Villante vs Jake Collier

Thanksgiving came late for Big Daddy! I got served up Quinnen Williams and feasted on his bitch ass. White meat, dark meat, it's all the same. Line them up, I'm gonna fry them all.

Deveison will be figured out within a couple fights IMO.

So many of the fights dropped, this card is really weak. Only 3 fights I'm excited to see(Felder-RDS, Alhassan-Khaos, and Allen-Strickland).

ESPN+ Main Card 7PM EST Paul Felder vs Rafael dos Anjos Abdul Razak Alhassan vs Khaos Williams Kay Hansen vs Cory McKenna Brendan Allen vs Sean Strickland Ashley Yoder vs Hermoine Granger ESPN+ Prelims 4PM EST Alex Morono vs Rhys McKee Randa Markos vs Kanako Murata Geraldo de Freitas Jr. vs Tony Gravely Don'Tale Mayes vs Roque Martinez *Alhassan missed weight by 1.5 pounds. **Anders missed weight by 1.5 pounds. ***Smolka missed weight by 3 pounds.

That's good to hear. Fighting up a division against the soon to be top 15 Holland was a rough matchup.

The only bad news was your bitch ass didn't sign the contract - Deon Big Daddy

Is he uninjured like Dana said?

Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm 6/10 This was an enjoyable watch that did get some good laughs out of me, but I think it focuses too much on current events, and (possibly because of covid-19) there isn't enough of the candid footage that made the first movie a classic. Even though it falls quite a bit short of the 1st, it's still worth watching.

O Brother, Where Art Thou 7/10 For the most part, it was just the right blend of absurdity for laughs and some genuinely well-made scenes. It does fall flat at times(and may not be for everyone humor wise), but when it hits it's funny as hell. Not quite up there with the best Coen brothers movies I've seen(No Country for Old Men, Big Lebowski, Fargo, and True Grit), but it was a very good movie that is absolutely worth the watch.

I need to re-watch this film again for sure. Got the majority of it, but I had a hard time following the last 20 minutes. It felt like my bladder was gonna burst but I didn't want to miss anything. Made it hard to focus. One of the all-time most satisfying trips to the urinal afterwards. No more large drinks for me during 2 hours+ movies. Either way, I really enjoyed it, but I feel like I'll have a more clear opinion on 2nd watch.

This is one of those KOs where I still react even on replay. Man, this is gonna be playing on highlight reels for years like Barboza's wheel kick and Machida's crane kick.