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“We’re not trying to make your life more difficult here,” Josh says. “But this is good practice in using language with care.”

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It doesn’t get much cleaner than this one guys. Lima with a text book leaping left hook that Laprise doesn’t read properly, the punch lands to the jaw and Laprise drops.

ROUND ONE: Burns is an inch taller and has half an inch of reach advantage. They touch gloves, Aubin-Mercier fighting southpaw. Burns misses a few kicks. bit of a left from Aubin-Mercier, Burns lands a body kick. Burns lands a right that gets Aubin-Mercier to back off then lands a body kick. Left from Aubin-Mercier lands. Burns tries a single leg that hits the fence and stalls out. Aubin-Mercier is defending the takedown well so far but Burns hits a high crotch and gets him down. Aubin-Mercier has full guard, well butterfly guard and Burns is pressing him into the fence. Now Aubin-Mercier is looking to wall walk, Burns picks an ankle and keeps him on his seat against the fence. Burns nearly gets the back but Aubin-Mercier keeps an under hook and is back up then spins Burns into the fence. Knees from Burns and Aubin-Mercier is able to separate. Counter left hook from Burns floors Aubin-Mercier and he’s all over him on the mat with hammer fists looking for a finish. Brutal punches from the ride position then Burns gets the back with a body triangle locked in. Burns is fishing for the choke but Aubin-Mercier is defending so far. Burns switches to a double hooks position instead of a body triangle, then gets the body triangle on the other side.Burns sells out for an armbar attempt, nearly gets it but the round ends as Aubin-Mercier rolls through and tries to regain his feet.

Hello everyone and welcome to 411mania’s LIVE coverage of UFC 231. I’m Robert Winfree and I’ll be your host for this event, relaying all of the action to you just as I see it. UFC 231 has a great top of the card, in fact I’m of the opinion that the main event is one of the best fights on paper in all of MMA. Featherweight champion and pound for pound staple Max Holloway is after his second title defense as well as extending his absurd twelve fight winning streak against the undefeated top contender Brian Ortega. Ortega isn’t just undefeated, he’s finished all of his UFC opponents and was most recently seen knocking out the durable former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar. It should be a heck of a fight. The co-main is also incredibly compelling when former strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk moves up to flyweight to battle Valentina Shevchenko for the vacant women’s flyweight title, which would make Jedrzejczyk the first woman in UFC history to hold titles in different weight classes.

As one of the most experienced in Rumble matches, Perfect held his own against Austin & Triple H. Angle entered to an extremely loud “You Suck!” chant .. even after his music stopped. It turned in to more of a tag team contest as Angle worked Triple H, and Perfect worked Austin without acknowledging each other. Big Show out next, looking as heavy as ever.

ROUND THREE: Bochniak avoids a one two to get the round going. Leg kick from Dawodu. Knee from Dawodu in close and Bochniak misses an elbow. They trade leg kicks then Dawodu kicks the body but Bochniak catches it and gets him to the fence. Dawodu spins free and lands to the body. Right to the jaw from Bochniak and Dawodu responds with an elbow. They trade a bit, Dawodu’s striking is much more powerful and crisp. Bochniak gets a double leg under a punch and moves to half guard immediately and looks to land elbows. Dawodu looking to wall walk, he’s upright but Bochniak is after the takedown again but can’t keep control over Dawodu and he moves free. They trade knees in the clinch then Bochniak shoots again but again stalls out on the fence. Dawodu is able to force separation then lands a left to the body. Jumping front kick to the body from Dawodu lands. More body shots from Dawodu then a left body kick and Bochniak is backing up, seems like he’s just hoping to see the end of the fight. Left to the body then a front kick to the body from Dawodu. Daodu blocks a knee tap and lands a knee to the body as they separate. Stiff left hoooks from Dawodu and a final front kick to the body that doubles Bochniak over just as the round ends.

ROUND ONE: These two are the same height while Theodorou has a slight half inch reach advantage. They touch gloves, Anders fighting southpaw. Some stance switching from Theodorou as Anders pressures him towards the fence and they clinch up. Knees from Theodorou, Anders returns them as they break. Anders still coming forward, Theodorou circling and kicking to try and keep distance. Bit of a left from Theodorou, boy does he look awkward when striking. hard knee form Anders in close, Theodorou lands one of his own as they break. Body kick from Theodorou. Theodorou lands another body kick. Anders lands a left and they clinch up. Theodorou gets a body lock on the hip and lands a few knees to the thigh and moves to the back then the chest again. A few more knees from Theodorou land as they break. Theodorou is reading Anders because Anders is doing a lot of the same thing over and over again. Anders catches a kick and drives Theodorou into the fence, then they trade knees and break. Anders lands a left to the body and a right hook as the last blows of the round.

Angle saved Perfect from Austin and they worked together against him. He fought back, and again went to eliminate Perfect. Angle recovered and managed to do what only a few have ever done .. eliminate Austin from a Rumble! The partnership between Angle and Perfect broke briefly as they fought each other while Triple H sold the Olympic Slam.

These clean modern lines are barely interrupted by the pair of Bare Knuckle ’Pig 90s, mounted through the top directly to the body, their soapbar covers adding some ‘players grade’ vibe, with master volume, tone and a three-way toggle selector. 

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ROUND ONE: Holloway is three inches taller but their reach is identical. Both guys do a lot of stance switching, Ortega more in open space whereas Holloway does it in transition and will spend time in space in one stance if he likes the feel of it. They touch gloves to get us going. both men showing the jab early, just getting a feel for each other. Holloway jabs the body. Another jab from Holloway and he avoids a counter jab from Ortega. Ortega lands a glancing left but Holloway was rolling with it. Leg kick from Ortega lands. Holloway coming forward lands a long one two combination. They trade rights. Jabs to the body from both men, Holloway lands a couple of rights and eats a bit of a counter left. Left body kick from Ortega lands. Jab from Ortega lands. Holloway lands to the body but eats a counter right hook from Ortega. More body work from Holloway but Ortega has a counter for most of them that he just hasn’t timed right yet. They trade rights but Holloway’s output is superior. Ortega lands an elbow, Holloway applauds the effort and lands a right of his own that stuns Ortega for a moment. Double leg from Ortega and he’s got Holloway down but Holloway is back up and free very quickly. Both men land punches but Holloway’s chin seems better so far. The pressure from Holloway is already increasing, he lands a combination but Ortega just eats it. Knee from Ortega in close then a head kick, these two have crazy chines ans neither man has really been wobbled yet. Ortega tries a single leg but can’t finish it before the round ends.