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A really good match. Beretta is an awesome worker. He always goes all out, and did even more so here in a semi-main spot. 

No issues with Dawodu taking all three rounds, not sure how Bochniak could have taken the second or third. Mic time for Dawodu, he says he’s tough and gritty as well as experience and you can’t beat him with just toughness. He says that no one stands in front of him, all the aggressive guys wind up backing up. Asked who he wants next, he wants to talk it over with his manager as he’s young and has a lot of fight left in him.

Kojima tagged in and used a neckbreaker for a series of nearfalls. Henare finally got a tag to Makabe. Tenzan hit him with a brainbuster for a nearfall. Tenzan and Makabe dropped each other with simultaneous lariats, then tagged out. 

ROUND TWO: Jedrzejczyk comes out jabbing again but again isn’t in crange. Shevchenko lands a front kick to the face then a leg kick. Spinning back fist lands for Shevchenko on the counter. body kick from Jedrzejczyk but Shevchenko lands a couple of counters. Shevchenko avoids a right and lands a right of her own. Body kick from Shevhcenko lands. Another counter right from Shevhcenko lands as she avoids a right from Jedrzejczyk. Inside leg kick from Shevchenko. Jedrzejczyk is coming forward but she’s missing most of her offense and Shevhcenko is countering her well. Quick couple of punches from Shevchenko land. body kick from Jedrzejczyk lands. Hard right from Shevchenko wobbles Jedrzejczyk for a second but she recovers almost immediately. body kick from Jedrzejczyk is caught and Shevhcenko rides her to the fence and lands short rights in the clinch the hits a body lock takedown. Side control for Shevhcenko and she’s landing shoulder strikes and elbows. Shevcheno is after the mounted crucifix again, she’s landing elbows along the way. Jedrzejczyk tries to shrimp but Shevhcenko is controlling her. Jedrzejczyk wall walks but eats a hard knee to the face and Shevhcenko trips her down again the ends the round from the ride position.

Case D Series excavators feature the company’s Intelligent Hydraulic System with four integrated control systems working together to optimize performance. Andrew Dargatz, brand marketing manager, provides this overview of the feature: “The system actively manages and controls hydraulic power throughout the production cycle to maximize speed and efficiency while reducing fuel consumption by minimizing unnecessary hydraulic flow.” Playing supporting roles to the Intelligent Hydraulic System are a new electronically controlled pump, larger control valve and new sensors. Hardware improvements include a more robust boom and track and undercarriage design.

The Skinny: “The pita is fresh, fluffy and cooked right in front of you and the eggplant has a wonderful smoky flavor.”

PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 8 p.m. ET) #11 Nina Ansaroff (115.25 lbs.) vs. #3 Claudia Gadelha (115.5 lbs.) Olivier Aubin-Mercier (155.75 lbs.) vs. Gilbert Burns (155.75 lbs.) #3 Katlyn Chookagian (125.75 lbs.) vs. #9 Jessica Eye (126 lbs.) Eryk Anders (186 lbs.) vs. #14 Elias Theodorou (184.5 lbs.)

One part of the motorcycle that’s delivered dry and left prone to seizing is the chain adjuster bolts. This area of the bike gets sprayed frequently during washing, and the combination of the aluminum swingarm and steel bolt is a recipe for disaster. Lubing the chain adjuster bolt with a combination of grease and moly can help prevent water damage and subsequent seizing.

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As delivered, the air filter in your bike is not properly oiled for use in dusty conditions. During shipping, oil from the factory has likely either dried up or dripped off the filter, leaving it dry and unable to trap fine dirt particles.

Traveling and carrying can be tricky but it can be done. Please follow all laws when on the road and when camping. (For example, www.usacarry.com lists the laws for each state)

Bleeding both brakes is something that we do to all new bikes at Kawasaki. When a new bike is packed inside the crate, the front brake master cylinder is left hanging, which can allow air bubbles to make their way into the brake line. Additionally, the brake fluid used at the factory is not the highest of quality and should be replaced with a high-temperature resistant DOT 4 fluid.