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Dricus Du Plessis Dominates Kamaru Usman
Former middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis bounced back in the win column by beating former welterweight champion Kamaru Usman in the main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Du Plessis delivered a dominant performance against Usman and came close to finishing the former welterweight champion on a few occasions. The judges on Saturday scored the bout 50-45, 49-46, 49-46 in favour of Du Plessis. In 25 minutes of action, Du Plessis landed 136 significant strikes. With the win, "Stillknocks" improved to 24-3 as a pro and is now 10-1 in the UFC.
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Kamaru Usman Gets Dominated At UFC Oklahoma
Former welterweight champion Kamaru Usman suffered a unanimous decision loss to former middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis in the main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Usman couldn't really get going as he was outstruck and got rocked time and time again. To his credit, Usman showed just how tough and durable he is, absorbing the shots and refusing to give in. In 25 minutes of action, Usman landed 92 significant strikes. With the loss, Usman dropped to 21-5 as a pro and is now 16-4 in the UFC.
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Christian Leroy Duncan Shines At UFC Oklahoma
Christian Leroy Duncan extended his win streak by defeating former middleweight title challenger Jared Cannonier in the co-main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Duncan was on point the whole fight, especially his striking, as he hurt Cannonier on a few occasions and even managed to knock him down. In 15 minutes of action, Duncan landed a takedown and 68 significant strikes, compared to Cannonier, who only landed 15. With the win, Duncan improved to 15-2 as a pro and is now 8-2 in the UFC.
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Jared Cannonier Drops Decision At UFC Oklahoma
Former middleweight title challenger Jared Cannonier suffered a unanimous decision loss to Christian Leroy Duncan in the co-main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Although Cannonier had his moments, he got outstruck for three rounds as Duncan put on a show. Cannonier got rocked a few times and even got dropped, but he managed to survive. In 15 minutes of action, Cannonier landed five takedowns and only 15 significant strikes. It will be interesting to see where Cannonier goes from here as he's now 1-4 in his last five fights.
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Source: UFC
Chase Hooper Gets Back In The Win Column
Chase Hooper returned to the win column by beating Mitch Ramirez via first-round submission on the main card of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Hooper almost immediately shot for a takedown, but Ramirez managed briefly to get up. Hooper then dragged Ramirez down again and started working for the rear-naked choke. Ramirez got caught in a rear-naked choke, couldn't find a way out and was forced to tap out. In 2:15 of action, Hooper landed three significant strikes. This was a much-needed win for Hooper, who was on a two-fight skid.
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Source: UFC
Mitch Ramirez Still Winless In The UFC
Mitch Ramirez is still winless in the UFC after Chase Hooper submitted him in the first round on the main card of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Ramirez almost didn't have any time to get going, as Hooper landed a takedown and quickly finished Ramirez via rear-naked choke. Ramirez now may be in danger of getting released by the UFC after going 0-3. In 2:15 of action, Ramirez landed only a single significant strike. With the loss, Ramirez has dropped to 8-3 as a pro and is now 0-3 in the UFC.
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Dricus Du Plessis A Favorite At UFC Oklahoma
Former middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis will aim to bounce back in the win column when he faces off against former welterweight champion Kamaru Usman in the main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Du Plessis was last seen in action at UFC 319 in August, where he suffered his first UFC loss and lost the middleweight belt to Khamzat Chimaev, who dominated the South African fighter en route to a unanimous decision win. DraftKings sees Du Plessis as a big favorite with a salary of $9,000.
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Kamaru Usman Returns At UFC Oklahoma
Former welterweight champion Kamaru Usman will look to win back-to-back fights when he takes on former middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis in the main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Usman was on a 19-fight winning streak before losing his title to Leon Edwards. After a 19-fight winning streak, Usman went on to lose his next three fights. Usman managed to get back in the win column in his last fight as he dominated Joaquin Buckley to win a unanimous decision. DraftKings sees Usman as the underdog with a salary of $7,200.
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Christian Leroy Duncan Looks To Extend His Win Streak
Christian Leroy Duncan will try to extend his win streak when he faces off against former middleweight title challenger Jared Cannonier in the co-main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Since suffering a unanimous decision loss to Gregory Rodrigues back in 2024, Duncan has looked incredible, going on a four-fight winning streak. Duncan was last seen in the Octagon in March at UFC London, where he extended his win streak by beating Roman Dolidze via unanimous decision. DraftKings sees Duncan as a big favorite with a salary of $9,100.
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Jared Cannonier In Dire Need Of Victory
Former middleweight title challenger Jared Cannonier will aim to return to the win column when he faces off against streaking Christian Leroy Duncan in the co-main event of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. It seems like Cannonier has lost a step, as he's gone 1-3 in his last four fights. Cannonier was last seen in action almost a year ago, last August to be exact, at UFC 319, where he suffered a unanimous decision loss to Michael Page. DraftKings sees Cannonier as the underdog with a salary of $7,100.
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Mitch Ramirez Looks For His First UFC Win
Mitch Ramirez will look to bounce back in the win column when he takes on Chase Hooper on the main card of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. Ramirez made his UFC debut in March 2024 at UFC Vegas 88, where he suffered a third-round TKO loss to Thiago Moises. Ramirez was last seen in the Octagon a year ago at UFC Nashville, where he suffered a second-round TKO loss to Mike Davis. DraftKings sees Ramirez as the underdog with a salary of $7,000.
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Chase Hooper Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Chase Hooper will look to return to the win column when he takes on Mitch Ramirez on the main card of UFC Oklahoma on Saturday. After going on a five-fight winning streak, Hooper's win streak was snapped when Alexander Hernandez scored a first-round TKO win over Hooper. Hooper was last seen in action in March at UFC Seattle, where he suffered a first-round TKO loss to Lance Gibson. DraftKings sees Hooper as the favorite with a salary of $9,200.
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Conor McGregor Suffers An Injury In UFC 329 Main Event
Former two-division champion Conor McGregor injured his knee and suffered a first-round TKO loss to Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 329 on Saturday. McGregor tried landing a flying roundhouse kick, but he landed awkwardly on his leg, injuring his knee immediately. Holloway landed a few punches on McGregor while the Irishman was on the ground. McGregor managed to get back on his feet, but the referee stopped the fight, seeing that McGregor's leg was severely compromised. In 1:09 of action, McGregor wasn't able to land any significant strikes. McGregor will likely have a lengthy recovery as it's suspected that he tore his MCL or ACL.
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Max Holloway Returns To The Win Column
Former featherweight and BMF champion Max Holloway returned to the win column, beating Conor McGregor via first-round TKO in the main event of UFC 329 on Saturday. McGregor injured his leg on his first kick. Holloway was punching McGregor on the ground, and while McGregor managed to get up, he wasn't able to continue fighting due to suffering a knee injury. In 1:09 of action, Holloway landed 12 significant strikes. With the win, Holloway improved to 28-9 as a pro and is now 24-9 in the UFC.
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Source: UFC
Benoit Saint Denis Suffers First-Round Submission Loss
Benoit Saint Denis suffered a first-round submission loss to former interim title challenger Paddy Pimblett in the co-main event of UFC 329 on Saturday. Saint Denis immediately started pressuring Pimblett, and not long after, Saint Denis went for a takedown. However, Pimblett stuffed the takedown and sank in the guillotine choke. Saint Denis refused to tap, and as a result, he went unconscious. In 52 seconds of action, Saint Denis landed only a single significant strike. With the loss, Saint Denis dropped to 9-4 in the UFC.
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Source: UFC
