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UFC officials on Tuesday released a statement affirming earlier MMAWeekly.com reports that its UFC on Fox Sports 1: Shogun vs. Sonnen event was not in jeopardy of being cancelled, despite other reports to the contrary.
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Former UFC fighter Paul Kelly has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after he was convicted of running a drug ring in England.
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Former UFC lightweight and featherweight contender Kenny Florian agrees with UFC president Dana White's assessment of Steve Mazzagatti as a referee.
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Despite a report to the contrary, the UFC on Fox Sports 1: Shogun vs. Sonnen fight card is not in jeopardy
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WSOF 3: Fitch vs. Burkman took place Friday night in Las Vegas. Had fans known ahead of time the upset that was brewing, the TV ratings for the show might have jumped out of the promotion’s average range.
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