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UFC president Dana White talks about Daniel Cormier not realizing he was unconscious at UFC 214 and Joe Rogan interviewing Cormier after his knockout loss.

Jon Jones was very gracious in victory toward his opponent, Daniel Cormier.

There's two kings but only one can reign. Or, so says the pay-per-view commercial for Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor's “Money Fight.” Monday, the bout's broadcast partner Showtime released the first 30-second commercial for the Mayweather-McGregor clash, which takes place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Aug. 26. As you might guess, the clip features an awful lot of gold. Watch the commercial in the player above.

Dana White says Georges St-Pierre vs. Michael Bisping is back on…again.

UFC president Dana White likes the idea of newly crowned featherweight champ Cris Cyborg facing Holly Holm in her first title defense.

There is no doubt that a superfight between Jon Jones and Brock Lesnar would generate a ton of interest and of course, money.

Check out Tyron Woodley as he takes the nod over Demian Maia at UFC 214 on Saturday in Anaheim, Calif.

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UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley showed great takedown defense in his last fight. On Saturday, at UFC 214, Woodley defended his title against top

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Jon Jones has reclaimed his spot atop the light heavyweight division. Jones closed the book on his rivalry with Daniel Cormier in emphatic fashion, as he became the first person to finish “DC” in 21 professional bouts with a third-round technical knockout victory in the UFC 214 headliner at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., on Saturday night. With the victory, Jones regained the 205-pound belt he lost for his actions outside the Octagon more than two years ago. . With each victory, the milestones continue to pile up for the Jackson-Wink MMA product. Here is a by-the-numbers look at UFC 214, with statistics courtesy of FightMetric.com. 17: Light heavyweight victories for Jones, the most in modern UFC light heavyweight history. 14: Consecutive victories in UFC competition for Jones, the second longest winning streak in the history of the light heavyweight promotion behind Anderson Silva (16). 11: Victories in title fights for Jones, tying him with Anderson Silva and Demetrious Johnson for second most in UFC history.

Whether he keeps his nose clean and reigns as a pound-for-pound king remains to be seen, but for now, Jon Jones is back and he is top light heavyweight on the planet. Jones spent 15 months out of the cage and eight months out of our official rankings after his positive tests for clomiphene and letrozole prior to his slated rematch with Daniel Cormier at UFC 200 . Just over a year after news of Jones' test failure broke, he returned to action at Volkan Oezdemir was. Oezdemir is 3-0 in the Octagon after he flattened British banger Jimi Manuwa in just 42 seconds. With the victory, “No Time” jumps from No. 7 to our top five at 205 pounds. Many of the UFC 214 particulars, even those in title fights, simply held down their positions. Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino now has a UFC title belt, but she was already the 145-pound queen of the world. Tyron Woodley is still on top at 170 pounds and Robbie Lawler is still the No. 2 welterweight in the world, while the likes of No. 3 Demian Maia and No. 10 Donald Cerrone stay put despite their defeats.

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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. * * * At some point in the last year, Joe Rogan decided it was wrong to interview fighters after they suffer knockout losses. The topic was never really debated internally or externally; many around the sport simply accepted this as a new rule despite the fact that main event UFC fighters have been getting interviewed after knockout losses for well over a decade and it pretty much always ends up a positive moment for the losing fighter. The idea not to do it anymore obviously came from a well-intentioned place, so it quickly gained traction. Rogan broke his new rule at UFC 214 on Saturday. He asked Daniel Cormier about his loss to Jon Jones after it happened. It produced a piece of poignant human drama that fans will remember for years to come. Rogan, of course, proceeded to profusely apologize for doing so, and the finger pointing quickly ensued.

Mixed martial artists come from every corner of the globe, bearing a variety of styles. Sometimes, fighters are products of their environment, favoring disciplines prevalent in the country or state from which they hail. Various regions of the United States are considered factories for great fighters, though that certainly is not the case with each state. In this weekly Sherdog.com series, the spotlight will shine on the best mixed martial artist of all-time from each of the 50 states and Washington, D.C. Fighters do not necessarily need to be born in a given state to represent it; they simply need to be associated with it.

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Phil Hawes vs. Julian Marquez James Gray Jr. vs. Kyler Phillips Carlos Candelario vs. Ronaldo Candido de Oliveira Austin Arnett vs. Brandon Davis John Castaneda vs. Cheyden Leialoha Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series: Week 4 play-by-play kicks off Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET from the UFC Training Center in Las Vegas. Check out the MMA Forums to discuss the card or enter your comments and predictions below. John Castaneda vs. Cheyden Leialoha Round 1 Sherdog Scores Round 2 Sherdog Scores Round 3 Sherdog Scores The Official Result Austin Arnett vs. Brandon Davis Round 1 Sherdog Scores Round 2 Sherdog Scores Round 3 Sherdog Scores The Official Result Carlos Candelario vs. Ronaldo Candido de Oliveira Round 1 Sherdog Scores Round 2 Sherdog Scores Round 3 Sherdog Scores The Official Result James Gray Jr. vs. Kyler Phillips Round 1 Sherdog Scores Round 2 Sherdog Scores Round 3 Sherdog Scores The Official Result Phil Hawes vs. Julian Marquez Round 1 Sherdog Scores Round 2 Sherdog Scores Round 3 Sherdog Scores The Official Result

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After every event, fans wonder whom the losing fighters will be matched up with next. And with another night of UFC action in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look forward, put on a pair of Sean Shelby and Mick Maynard’s shoes, and play UFC matchmaker for UFC 214’s losing fighters.

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier went into UFC 214 against his rival Jon Jones certain he’d come out on top the second time around. However, Cormier once again came up short, this time getting stopped for the first time in his mixed martial arts career when he was knocked out by Jon Jones in the third round.

“I thought it was pathetic,” Covington said. “I’ve got some better footage of him in the gym throwing a strike. It was bad. He fights conservative. He’s not a real fighter. He doesn’t want to get into a tough fight. He’s got no gas in the tank, which is why I think it’s a good stylistic matchup for me. He explodes for one or two punches, but that’s about it. He plays it safe.”

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When odds opened for the fight, Mayweather was  widely available as a -2250 favorite , which implies a win probability of 96 percent over +950 underdog McGregor (in fact, the lines were even more lopsided at some books). Now, after money has consistently poured in on McGregor, the UFC lightweight champion can be found as low as +375 while Mayweather’s favorite status has dipped all the way to -550 (84 percent win probability).

“I’ve done nothing but good stuff for the sport. I’ve done nothing but be a good model for the f*cking organization,” Woodley said. “I go out there, and I fight with integrity. I covered your sport from the FOX desk a week before my fight. I always uphold my responsibilities to the organization. It’s timeout for that. The word behind ‘business’ is ‘man.’ You need to be a man; you owe me a public apology. And if I don’t get that, I’m going to start leaking some sh*t that people don’t want to be out in the wind. I’m not even kidding about that.”

It would appear that the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has decided to provide some new fights for one of its upcoming events. This time, UFC 216 is receiving two exciting fights.

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“When you talk to Conor, at first I started thinking this guy doesn’t really think he’s going to win this, it’s just a $100 million fight for him,” Malignaggi said. “Then when you really start to talk to him, you start to realize that this guy really believes it down deep inside his heart and he’s got every reason to, because every time he’s been doubted in his life he has been able to overcome those odds and win, no matter what it is.”

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St-Pierre had delayed a fight with middleweight champion Michael Bisping to the point that White decided that ship had sailed and instead declared that the former 170-pound champion would challenge the winner of Woodley vs. Maia. Following UFC 214, however, White said that ship turned around and stated that the fight between St-Pierre and Bisping was back on; Woodley would not get the fight with GSP.

Professional Fighters League featherweight champion Andre Harrison showed once again why he is considered one of MMA’s best-kept secrets, as he dominated Steven Rodriguez in the PFL 2 main event on Saturday at Xfinity Arena in Everett, Washington. Harrison outstruck the Costa Rican on the feet and outmuscled him in the clinch, but he did his best work when he executed takedowns and mauled Rodriguez on the canvas. The challenger refused to yield, but Harrison was relentless and won a lopsided unanimous decision. All three cageside judges scored it 49-46 for Harrison, who remained undefeated at 17-0. The well-traveled Yushin Okami was equally impressive against Andre Lobato in the welterweight co-feature. The Japanese veteran took down Lobato at will, controlling him with suffocating pressure and strikes from top position. He had no answers for Okami, who cruised to a convincing unanimous decision: 30-27, 30-27 and 30-25. Former Shooto and Strikeforce champion Jake Shields had no issues with Danny Davis Jr. , as he grounded the Xtreme Couture rep repeatedly, softened him with punches and threatened with countless submission attempts, primarily the rear-naked choke.

Check out Brian Ortega’s slick finish of Renato Moicano at UFC 214 on Saturday in Anaheim, Calif.

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The meeting, of course, would be a rematch – their first bout, which took place over eight years at WEC 41, ended in less than 10 seconds thanks to Aldo’s perfectly-placed knees. Now, Aldo’s the one coming off a loss. And Swanson is riding a four-fight streak – including two “Fight of the Night” battles – since his own loss to Holloway and  has been making the case for his first UFC title shot.

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“I can’t say based on a sparring session, ‘Oh, I’m going to pick this guy to win the fight,'” Malignaggi said. “But I will say this: He’s serious about what he wants to do. He has an awkwardness to where he can land some shots, and I wouldn’t say his power is what the reputation holds it for. I wouldn’t say it’s that strong, but his power is enough to where you definitely should respect it.”

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On Saturday, Lawler won a close decision against Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone at UFC 214 in Anaheim, California.

“Bones'” resume already was extraordinary coming into the fight, and it’s even better after it. For more on the numbers behind his win, as well as the 11 other fights that took place at the UFC’s seventh card in Anaheim, check out 60 post-event facts to come out of UFC 214.

It seemed for a while as though the two would never meet, but after two separate date changes, Sara McMann and Ketlen Vieira will finally lock horns. McMann made the announcement Tuesday afternoon on her Instagram account. “After two different date changes, I'm happy to announce that I'm fighting Ketlen Vieira on September 9 for UFC 215 . It seems like I've been training for her for like a year but ol' Abe Lincoln said 'Give me (6) hours to chop down a tree and I'll spend the first (4) sharpening my ax.” McMann last fought in February where she submitted Gina Mazany in the first round. A former Ultimate Fighting Championship women's bantamweight title challenger and former Olympic wrestler, McMann has won her last three bouts. She's scored back-to-back submission wins and could align herself back into title contention with a win. Vieira is coming off a decision win over Ashlee Evans-Smith in April. The Brazilian has been dominant in the pro ranks, having yet to taste defeat. She's 2-0 in the Octagon, but has yet to face someone the caliber of McMann.

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Julian Marquez put foot to face for one of the year’s most brutal knockouts. The Syndicate MMA middleweight cut down Phil Hawes with a savage second-round head kick in the fourth installment of Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series at the UFC Training Center in Las Vegas. An unconscious Hawes (4-2) hit the deck 2:20 into Round 2 and remained there for several tense moments. Marquez (6-1) surrendered a pair of takedowns in the first round but avoided any significant danger, even as his opponent twice advanced to his back. Early in the second round, he clipped Hawes with a volley of power punches, pancaked into top position and dropped elbows in half guard. Once the Jackson-Wink MMA rep escaped to his feet, Marquez greeted him with clubbing rights and lefts. Hawes pulled guard in a last act of desperation. As he attempted to return to an upright position, Marquez drilled him with the fight-ending head kick. Afterward, Marquez was awarded an Ultimate Fighting Championship contract. Related » UFC Salt Lake City Round-by-Round Scoring In the bantamweight co-feature, undefeated MMA Lab prospect Kyler Phillips disposed of James Gray Jr.

The head kick was perfectly timed and provided a highlight-reel finish that brought UFC contract to Marquez (6-1), who’s won his past four. Hawes (4-2), an early flameout on “The Ultimate Fighter 23,” now has dropped two straight.

“It’s a career move, if you want to call it that,” Covington told MMAjunkie. “I’m looking for big fights, and I’ve got to promote and market myself any way I can. If people hate me and want to see me get knocked the (expletive) out, then sign someone the (expletive) up. I guarantee there’s not a man in the world that can knock me out now. It’s just a reminder that I am the No. 1 best fighter in the world right now.”

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All podcasts (video+mp3) can be found here: http://mmaheat.com/podcast/ . On this edition of The MMA H.E.A.T. Podcast, Karyn Bryant and UFC Welterweight Alan Jouban discuss the action that went down at UFC 214, where Jon Jones regained the Light Heavyweight title with a KO win over Daniel Cormier in the main event. They also talk about Welterweight Champ Tyron Woodley’s win over Demian Maia, Cris “Cyborg” Santos’ win over Tonya Evinger to win the Featherweight title and Robbie Lawler’s victory over Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone. SUBSCRIBE for more from MMA coverage: https://www.youtube.com/KarynBryant?s... * Follow Karyn on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KarynBryant * Follow Alan on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/AlanJouban * Follow Wade on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MMAHEAT #UFC #UFC214 #DC #DanielCormier #JonJones #TyronWoodley #DemianMaia #Cyborg #CrisCyborg #TonyaEvinger #RobbieLawler #CowboyCerrone #UFCMexicoCity #AlanJouban #KarynBryant #MMAHEAT #Podcast And remember to check out our website: http://www.MMAHEAT.com You can also find our content using these domains: * http://www.

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Tyson was well known for his ferocious and intimidating boxing style as well as his controversial behavior inside and outside the ring. Nicknamed "Iron," and "Kid Dynamite" in his early career, and later known as "The Baddest Man on the Planet," Tyson is considered one of the best heavyweights of all time.

Both Jones and Cormier are among the greatest fighters to have ever step foot inside the Octagon, and both come from two of the greatest MMA gyms in the world.

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In the opening round of the Rizin 2017 Bantamweight Grand Prix , Kyoji Horiguchi looked every bit the focal point that Rizin Fighting Federation wanted him to be. Sunday inside Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, the former Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight title contender ran roughshod over popular Japanese “Cinderella Man” Hideo Tokoro , needing just 109 seconds to knock his target out in the main event of Rizin's Grand Prix kick-off show. The 26-year-old Horiguchi quickly landed a right cross in a punch exchange to drop Tokoro, then followed up with ground-and-pound to force referee Yoshinori Umeki into action just 1:49 into the contest. With his victory, Horiguchi advances to the quarterfinals of Rizin's bantamweight tournament. The remaining Round of 16 bouts will be held on July 30, back at Saitama Super Arena. Joining Horiguchi in the quarterfinal round will be Japan's Takafumi Otsuka and Germany's Khalid Taha . Otsuka used his wrestling to ground UFC veteran Anthony Birchak and earn a split decision, despite being knocked down and viciously soccer kicked at points throughout the contest.