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Miesha Tate is up for the challenge to face Invicta FC champion Cris "Cyborg" Justino in the Octagon.

Hard-hitting heavyweight Mark Hunt answers questions from the media prior to this UFC Fight Night 85 main event bout against former champion Frank Mir.

Watch the UFC Fight Night “Hunt vs. Mir” Q&A with Miesha Tate, Dennis Bermudez and Robert Whittaker live from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Friday, March 18 at 7:15 p.m. ET.

The former hockey enforcer notched his first UFC win with a thundering knockout of James Te Huna.

Miesha Tate wants to be a fighting champion so in an ideal world she'd prefer to compete at a show like UFC 200 rather than wait for Ronda Rousey to return later this year.

Former WSOF strawweight champion Jessica Aguilar is out of a UFC 197 strawweight bout with Brazilian Juliana Lima with a knee injury.

The Three Amigos recently caught up with Bec Rawlings who discussed her crazy, emergency trip to Tijuana to get a cortisone shot, the flawed Reebok weigh-in gear, boob jobs, living/training with "madman" Dominick Cruz & much more.

It wasn't easy, but Neil Magny earned the best win of his career when he stopped Hector Lombard with strikes in the third round.

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Winning the UFC bantamweight title hasn't changed Miesha Tate's mind about Cris Cyborg.

Jessica Aguilar is out of her scheduled UFC 197: Cormier vs. Jones 2 bout with Juliana Lima.

No one knows for sure if Georges St-Pierre is preparing for a return at UFC 200, but Tristar teammate Rory MacDonald wouldn't be shocked if it happened.

Metamoris may have taken a year off, but it is far from dead. The jiu-jitsu promotion announced a rematch between Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida and Roger Gracie to headline Metamoris 7 on July 17 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Check out the weigh-ins live for UFC Fight Night 85. They start on Friday at 6:30 p.m. ET.

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The 24 fighters competing on the UFC Fight Night 85: Hunt vs. Mir fight card in Brisbane, Australia on Saturday, officially weighed in on Friday. Watch the video.

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Kurt Angle is an American professional wrestler, actor, and retired amateur wrestler. While at Clarion University of Pennsylvania, he won numerous accolades, including being a two-time National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Heavyweight Wrestling Champion. After graduating college, Angle won a gold medal in freestyle wrestling at the 1995 World Wrestling Championships. He then won a freestyle wrestling gold medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics. Angle is one of only four people to complete an amateur wrestling Grand Slam (junior nationals, NCAA, World Championships, Olympics). In 2006, he was named the greatest shoot wrestler ever and one of the top 15 college wrestlers of all time by USA Wrestling. He was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame in 2016 for his amateur accomplishments.

Conor McGregor will apparently get his chance at redemption. According to a report from MMAFighting.com , Nate Diaz will square off with McGregor at 170 pounds for a second time in the UFC 200 main event on July 9. The bout is not official but is expected to be announced soon. Diaz defeated McGregor via rear-naked choke 4:12 into the second round at UFC 196 on March 5 in Las Vegas. McGregor was initially supposed to challenge Rafael dos Anjos for the lightweight title in the UFC 196 headliner, but Diaz stepped in on short notice when the Brazilian champion broke his foot in training. UFC 196 was a box-office hit, as promotion head Dana White recently claimed that the event did 1.5 million pay-per-view buys. It is unclear when McGregor, who captured the featherweight title with a 13-second knockout of Jose Aldo at UFC 194, will defend his crown. Both Aldo and Frankie Edgar have been vocal in recent weeks in lobbying for a shot at the Irishman’s 145-pound belt. UFC 200 takes place at the new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and will also reportedly include a heavyweight clash between Cain Velasquez and Travis Browne as well as a middleweight showdown pitting Gegard Mousasi against Derek Brunson .

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"Cowboy" vs. Cote joins the upcoming card in Ottawa that actually features Thompson in the main event as he takes on Rory MacDonald in a five-round fight in the welterweight division. 

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If McGregor faces Diaz at welterweight for a second time at UFC 200, the featherweight title goes on hold once again while the promotion looks at a super fight rematch to headline the biggest card of the year.

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With that being said, Diaz’s strength and conditioning coach Jose Garcia posted on Facebook in regards to the bout, leading many to believe that the bout will be made official soon.

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Rising atomweight contender Jinh Yu Frey won an impressive unanimous decision over former champion Herica Tiburcio at least week's Invicta FC 16 event. MMAFighting.com shadowed Frey before, during and after the fight. This is Fight Journal: Jinh Yu Frey. Shot and edited by E. Casey Leydon. Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com

Round 3 – Brown going to need something special here in the third. They touch gloves to start. Brown fires a head kick. Patrick shoots through it and scores another takedown. Brown looks to get his legs high for the submission, but Patrick easily avoids. Patrick tries for the back, but Brown defends. Patrick looks for the arm-triangle, but it’s not there. Brown turns to his knees and then settles again on his back. Brown is game in defense, but he’s not been allowed any chances to counter. Side control for Patrick. Brown trying to get to his feet, and Patrick attempting to move to the back. Brown using the cage to prevent that. Brown gets to his feet, but Patrick is all over him. No space at all. Brown trying to control the wrist. It’s stalling a bit, and crowd wants them pulled apart. Brown works back to his feet and finally pulls free with a little more than a minute. Brown looks for a few high kicks. He’s on the attack. Right hand lands. Patrick trying to cruise his way to a win. He shoots inside and scores another takedown. Patrick finishes the round on top and takes the round again, 10-9, and earning the fight, 30-27.

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Rawlings circles off the fence and Ham lands a knee downstairs. Rawlings with strong head position in the clinch, and she goes for a single leg. Ham stays upright and lands a left to the ribs. Ham uses a knee shield to prevent incoming knees from Rawlings. Rawlings gets the body lock briefly and loses it, but continues to keep Ham on the fence and fight for position. Ham circles off the fence and glances with a knee from the double collar tie, but Rawlings counters with double under-hooks. Knee to the body from Rawlings but it's mostly been positional control on the fence. 10-9 Ham. I have it 29-28 Ham.

Mir enjoyed a career rejuvenation in 2015 with two huge first-round knockouts over Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva and Todd Duffee before losing a very close decision to Andrei Arlovski. Despite that setback, Hardy still sees Mir as a threat to anyone in the heavyweight division and he wouldn't be surprised at all to see him holding the belt again one day before his career is over.

Matthews didn’t abandon the body kicks in the final round, hiding them behind punches and occasionally mixing in combinations to the body. A left hand from Matthews buckled the legs of Case and forced him to shot, but this time the attempt was stuffed. Case threw a push kick and charged forward to pin Matthews to the cage and take away space for the takedown. Matthews used the clinch to take the back as the two fell to the ground. Matthews locked in a rear-naked choke which Case escaped in part by grabbing and pulling the cage. Matthews did not back off, however, and grabbed the submission again to force the tap at the 4:45 mark of Round 3.

Editor’s note: The views and opinions expressed below are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Sherdog.com, its affiliates and sponsors or its parent company, Evolve Media. MMA still finds ways to surprise me, for better and for worse, all the time. When the year started, no part of me expected this to be a serious topic of discussion: “Should Fighter X have let his or herself get choked unconscious?” Alas, the schadenfreude that goes with Conor McGregor’s defeat to Nate Diaz is irresistible. Still, we’re going on two weeks since Diaz and Miesha Tate shook up the sport’s landscape at UFC 196 -- a card which might have done 1.5 million PPV buys -- and folks are still pushing the tap-or-nap nitwittery. One week of talking about this foolishness? I’ll tolerate it. MMA went crazy for a night, “Mystic Mac” blew it, we’re in a brave new world, and in the heat of the moment, people occasionally fixate on spurious, pointless topics. Two weeks? I will not stand for this. Who taps faster Connor or Sage? — Chris Wade (@CWadeMMA) March 6, 2016 It should go without saying that the attempted emasculation of McGregor, with the implicit taunt of “Ooh, you tapped, but Holm is a girl and went to sleep like a man ,” is stupid, sexist, regressive and totally typical for MMA.

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It’s that time of the week again, so jump on in and check out the latest questions for the Postal Connections mailbag. The usual suspects are present again, with Conor McGregor , Nate Diaz , Jon Jones and the entire Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight division figuring prominently in the discussion: Nate Diaz is still pissed off, and I think he’s right. UFC President Dana White has said he isn’t a needle mover, and now that he goes out and beats Conor McGregor, everyone is still talking about the guy who lost. The UFC has to push Diaz more and help him get the fights that will make him a big star, too. -- 209 For Life First off, when is Diaz not pissed off? Second, I’m no Dana White mark and I don’t agree with his stance that Diaz wasn’t a needle mover prior to this epic victory, but it is in no way his fault that people continue to talk about McGregor. I liken what’s happening with the fallout from the Diaz-McGregor fight to that of the Holly Holm - Ronda Rousey upset at UFC 193. Sure, people couldn’t help but continuing to follow Rousey’s every move, but Holm garnered a whole lot of newfound coverage herself.

Johnny Case vs. Jake Matthews Round 1 Matthews sends Case backward a few steps with his first straight right hand, then counters a kick from the American with another nice right. Case backs him up with a push kick to the midsection, but “The Celtic Kid” catches Case’s next offering and tries to convert it for a takedown. Case hops away, and now the lightweights get back to throwing with about 90 seconds gone. Case clubs Matthews with an overhand left on the cheek, but Matthews zaps him right back with a hooking left to the chin. Matthews, who’s circling to his right around the edge of the cage, bursts out to the center with a hard body shot. Case easily snuffs out a takedown attempt from Matthews and runs the Australian to the floor near the middle of the cage. Matthews gets to his knees, then back to his feet, but he’s popped by Case with an uppercut on the way. Matthews times another nice straight right counter to a Case leg kick. Matthews goes lunging at Case with a knee which misses, then slugs him with a hard left hook which does not. Case gives Matthews a grin after the hard shot, and the undeterred “Hollywood” keeps walking forward.

Leading up to UFC 196 , Conor McGregor revealed that while he wasn’t crazy about the idea of doing movies, he is crazy about money, and may occasionally dabble in the film industry.

a Rafflecopter giveaway Enter for the opportunity to win a signed glove by Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley Jr., as well as trainers Freddie Roach and Teddy Atlas, courtesy of our friends at HBO Boxing. Pacquiao vs. Bradley happens Saturday, April 9 on HBO PPV.

Bellator has finalized its maiden voyage into the world of kickboxing, as the promotion revealed the completed main card for its Bellator Kickboxing “Torino” event. Three bouts were announced on Friday: Longtime Muay Thai veteran Kevin Ross (30-9) will take on Matteo Taccini (24-3-1), while Raymond Daniels (10-3) will go up against Francesco Moricca (15-2-1). Denise Kielholtz (43-2) will tango with Veronica Vernocchi (31-6-1) as well. Bellator Kickboxing “Torino will be headlined by Melvin Manhoef (37-12) locking horns with Alexandru Negrea (8-2). Additionally, a 165-pound ISKA title fight between Mustapha Haida (37-3-3) and Karim Ghajji (95-12) will round out the event. Though the action will go down on April 16 inside the Pala Alpitour in Torino, Italy, Spike won’t televise it until Friday, April 22 at 11 p.m. ET/PT, immediately following the live broadcast of Bellator 153 “Koreshkov vs. Henderson.” Bellator Kickboxing “Torino” is slated to kick off the festivities of Bellator 152 “Pitbull vs. Campos” at the same venue. Bellator 152 will be aired on Spike in the U.

Phil: Hunt wants punches. Mir... maybe wants punches also? I'm actually trying to think of the times in recent memory that Frank has successfully completed a takedown. I think he's hit a few on guys like Nelson and maybe even JDS, but he hasn't managed to convert any of those takedowns into serious offense. All his submissions have come off people being hurt- either opponents or himself. Hunt's takedown defense oscillates between rock-solid and really bad (he's occasionally been taken over just by tipping him with a single leg, but it is almost physiologically impossible to lock up a double on him), so I can't say I'd be blown away to see Mir take him down, but it's certainly not a common approach Frank's taken. Regardless, I think we can say that Mark is going to stay with the tried and true- a variety of left hooks at a bunch of different speeds, while Mir is going to show a bit more variety.

The Lombard/Magny ref like: he's still in control. #UFCBrisbane pic.twitter.com/45AqfvEK6j

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WHAT A COMEBACK! @DanKellyJudo digs deep and pulls out an amazing come from behind TKO win! #UFCBrisbane http://snpy.tv/1Ru7anl 

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MMA H.E.A.T. went to Saekson Muay Thai in Van Nuys, CA, where they spent the morning with rising UFC Welterweight Alan Jouban as he went through one of his many weekly workouts. Filmed at the very beginning of his UFC Brisbane camp, this video shows Alan’s Muay Thai training from warm-up to cool down with coach Julio Trana Jr and fellow fighter Casey Green. In addition to Saekson, Alan also trains at the world famous Black House and rounds out his regimen with strength and conditioning sessions. Outside of his career in the Octagon, Alan is also a highly sought-after model and Karyn Bryant’s frequent co-host on the MMA H.E.A.T. podcast, which can found here: http://www.MMAHEAT.com/podcast Please remember, you can also find our content using these domains: * http://www.MMA.media: HD video coverage * http://www.MMA.audio: iTunes * http://www.MMA.help: pro-MMA techniques and instruction * http://www.MMA.diet: essential nutrition and discounts Nós falamos Português! * Join us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MMAHEAT * Follow MMAHEAT on Twitter: http://www.twitter.

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Aung La N Sang sent his countrymen home with smiles on their faces. The Bellator MMA , Ring of Combat and Cage Fury Fighting Championships veteran submitted Mohamed Ali with a first-round guillotine choke in the One Championship 39 “Union of Warriors” headliner on Friday at Thuwunna Indoor Stadium in Yangon, Myanmar. Ali (10-8) bowed out 2:38 into round one. Sang (7-9) withstood a furious uppercut-laden punching burst from the Egyptian Top Team rep and countered an ill-advised single-leg takedown with the guillotine. With no means of escape, Ali tapped to the Myanmar native’s choke, the raucous crowd roaring its approval. The 30-year-old Sang has posted back-to-back wins, both of them first-round finishes. In the co-main event, former One Championship flyweight titleholder Adriano Moraes tapped Eugene Toquero with a first-round brabo choke. Moraes (14-2) brought it to a close 4:53 into round one, as he rebounded from his split decision defeat to Kairat Akhmetov on Nov. 21 to win for the fifth time in six appearances. Toquero (8-3) nearly sprang the upset.

There is genuine surprise in Mark Hunt’s voice when he learns the news. For once, oddsmakers have the “Super Samoan” as the favorite for his fight this weekend against Frank Mir in the main event of UFC Fight Night at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre. “I’m actually the favorite? That’s great; that’s a first isn’t it? (Laughs)” Maybe the world has finally stopped underestimating Hunt, ranked number nine in the UFC heavyweight division. At first glance, you can understand why Hunt has been doubted so long. He doesn’t have a chiseled physique. His MMA record is an unimpressive 11-10-1, partly due to the well-documented years in which Hunt did not take the sport seriously. But that doesn’t do Hunt justice. You might guess Hunt is a powerful puncher by looking at his stocky 5’10 frame, but the former K-1 World Grand Prix kickboxing champion is deceptively fast and precise with his strikes. With six victories in the UFC, including vicious one-punch knockouts of Roy Nelson and Stefan Struve, Hunt has established himself as a legitimate contender.

UFC Fight Night 85 takes place at Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The card kicks off with two UFC Fight Pass prelim fights before moving to FOX Sports 1 for the rest of the prelims and main card. Here are 10 reasons you should watch the full event.

I actually am a big fan of Conor and think his showmanship and athleticism is a wicked combination (even though fighting isn't usually my vibe id rather it in a ring then on the streets in an entertaining rather than violent form, usually the good sports always hug it out at the end) BUT with that being said huge congratulations to Nate Diaz VEGAN ufc fighter and now champion! Plant based people can be just as strong as carnivores and I am super stoked to see such a fine example! Thank you for representing us and the "green community" so well ND! (And if u got any recipes pass em on)

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As bad as Steve Bosse ’s UFC debut was this past June, the way he picked up his first win in the promotion on Saturday seemed well-deserved.

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