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Bloody Elbow’s Connor Ruebusch breaks down one of the former heavyweight champion’s most effective weapons ahead of his scheduled fight with Derrick Lewis.

This Saturday, former heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos is scheduled to take on the one and only Derrick Lewis. The Black Beast is is likely the most singularly powerful fighter on the entire UFC roster. Though he was succinctly beaten by heavyweight champ Daniel Cormier in November, Lewis is nonetheless nine and two in his last 11 fights.

When asked if he and UFC president Dana White will ever be friends, Ben Askren didn’t get his hopes up.

“Wild sh-t happens in the world, but that would be one of the wildest,” Askren told MMA Fighting at UFC 235 media day on Wednesday. “Wouldn’t that be wild?”

UFC 235 couldn’t have gone much more poorly for Mickey Gall. The New Jersey native came into his fight with Diego Sanchez looking to add another notable name to his record. And while he talked a good game during fight week, when it came time to deliver it was Sanchez picking up his first TKO win in more than a decade.

Colby Covington has a vested interest in UFC 235’s co-main event and he is confident Tyron Woodley will wipe the floor with Kamaru Usman.

Covington — or has he likes to be called, “America’s champ” — took “America’s Pick of the Week” north of the border when speaking to Canada’s TSN Radio.

Firas Zahabi reveals the recipe for a Georges St-Pierre return to the Octagon.

The Tristar head coach broke down the factors for a St-Pierre return fight on the Pull No Punchespodcast with Kajan Johnson and Shakiel Mahjouri.

A pair of welterweight bangers are reportedly headed to Florida in April.

According to Combate, the Brazilian ‘Cowboy,’ Alex Oliveira, will take on Chinese knockout artist Li Jingliang in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

UFC 235 is almost underway and you busy bees can keep up with all the results right here. The double-headliner boasts a UFC light-heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and Anthony Smith and a UFC welterweight title clash featuring Tyron Woodley and Kamaru Usman.

The UFC champion called the play “filth” and threatened to take action if the Dagestani government does not hold people responsible for the “direct insult.”