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Inside the Man City FA Cup celebrations as departing duo get perfect send-off

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Manchester City beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup at Wembley on Saturday but attention will quickly shift to Bournemouth and the Premier League title race with Arsenal

Marc Guehi had the honour of carrying the FA Cup onto the Manchester City team bus. That felt fitting after the defender had been forced to sit out the Carabao Cup final due to a bizarre rule cup-tying him.

The centre back spoke in the build-up to the weekend Wembley win over Chelsea about taking a back seat and learning about the mentality required to succeed in this squad. Guehi now has his first piece of City silverware.

When the Blues won the Carabao Cup against Arsenal the squad left in buoyant and celebratory mood, the upcoming international break affording the players a few days off. This time the mood was all business. There were smiles but the focus has already turned to Tuesday’s Premier League trip to Bournemouth.

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A City staff member was carrying a box of Asahi Super Dry alcohol-free beer, one of the club’s sponsors. Antoine Semenyo, Phil Foden and Rodri were the City stars to stop and speak to reporters and all three know that Bournemouth are next. The celebrations will have to be put on ice.

But that didn’t stop the Blues soaking up the success with supporters on the Wembley turf, with departing duo John Stones and Bernardo Silva to the fore.

The pair toyed with the jubilant City fans as they waited to lift the cup. The two modern-day greats looked ecstatic and emotional as they stood in the Royal Box and thrust the famous old trophy into the sky.

Tijjani Reijnders was the man in possession of the trophy as City came down the famous steps and back onto the pitch, joined by Rodri to show off the silverware to a City end that was packed to the rafters.

The players gathered for the traditional photos and celebrations as silver streamers and flames shot into the air. The squad and the staff were then all called together. Rodri led the celebrations as Just the Way You Are by Milky blasted out. That has become the soundtrack of the season for City. Joy Division followed, Phil Foden aloft on Gianluigi Donnarumma’s shoulders.

The City faithful belted out ‘Johnny, Johnny Stones’ and the defender was then thrust forward with the cup. He spoke of City having given him everything in his statement when he announced his departure, he’s got one more medal for the collection. As has Bernardo Silva, who followed him to the West End swinging the silverware in the capital air with a smile as wide as the Thames.

Then came the manager, pushed forward by his players to take the acclaim from a fanbase who adore him.

It was a 20th trophy for Guardiola at City. The magic doesn’t wear off.

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Filip Hrgovic sends direct warning to Moses Itauma after stopping Dave Allen in 3 rounds

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Filip Hrgovic made easy work of Dave Allen and took his moment post-fight to send a chilling message to rising star Moses Itauma.

The Doncaster crowd could not lift hometown hero Allen to Hrgovic’s level, who dominated from the opening bell until the moment trainer Jamie Moore threw in the towel to save his charge for another day.

Croatia’s Hrgovic was quick to apologise to the fans in the stadium.

“Sorry, guys. I know I’m not the favourite guy here. It is what it is, that’s boxing. Thanks to Dave Allen, his team, Queensberry and DAZN for this event. I’m moving forward to become the heavyweight champion of the world.
“I started fast because I saw all my punches connecting. He was very awkward from the beginning, so I wanted to finish him fast to make a statement.”

Hrgovic then immediately turned his attention to what comes next after three dominant rounds, and he spoke on the rumours that he will have a quick turnaround to face Itauma in August.

“I want a fight with anyone in the division. Moses, anyone. I just need to sit with my manager and team, see if there are any injuries or cuts. Give me a mirror, I’ll sign the contract now … I never run from any opponent … Look, if I’m healthy, no problem for me. We need to see what’s going on. I need to rest. Moses will never reach the promised land. You know what I mean?”

Promoter George Warren made it clear that Itauma-Hrgovic is the target, but is aware that the next few days are crucial to see if the timeline works for the Croatian, who had a small cut open up before the towel came in.

“Yeah, we can … That fight’s there. It’s done. Filip, when he re-signed with Queensberry, he was contracted on the basis that that fight was one of the options that we could put to him. As he said, he’s got a slight nick on his eye, and needs to go and make sure that that’s okay.
“Moses is booked for August. As soon as we’re back in the office next week, that’s my job. Get that fight done and announced. This guy is a world-class operator, and if Moses wants to be a world champion, Filip wants to be a world champion; they’re gonna have to get it on at some point, so let’s get it on now.”
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Conor McGregor next fight: Irish superstar set for return against Max Holloway in July

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Conor McGregor is back. After a five-year hiatus, the former two-division champion is set for his UFC return at UFC 329 in July when he takes on former featherweight champion Max Holloway. The promotion announced the blockbuster main event for International Fight Week in Las Vegas on Saturday night during the UFC Fight Night broadcast.

McGregor and Holloway were early in their careers when they first fought all the way back in 2013. McGregor had only fought once before in the UFC, while Holloway was stepping into his 10th professional fight. Both men stamped their names in the history books in the years to follow.

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McGregor hasn’t fought in five years, nearly to the day of UFC 329. “The Notorious” suffered a broken leg against Dustin Poirier on July 10, 2021. The loss cost him his trilogy with Poirier, whom Holloway retired last year. McGregor was expected to fight Michael Chandler in 2024 after they coached against each other on “The Ultimate Fighter.” However, McGregor pulled out of the fight with a toe injury.

The McGregor loss was a turning point in Holloway’s career. He went on a 13-fight unbeaten streak, winning the UFC featherweight championship and becoming an all-time great at that weight. After permanently moving to lightweight, Holloway won the ceremonial BMF title and set multiple striking records.

The McGregor-Holloway rematch comes at a significant moment in their careers. Holloway, who recently lost to Charles Oliveira, is on a revenge tour. That includes hopefully rematching lightweight champion Ilia Topuria down the line.

UFC announced several compelling fights to support the massive main event. Paddy Pimblett, one fight removed from losing an interim lightweight title fight, takes on fast-rising knockout artist Benoit Saint Denis. Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson makes his UFC debut against Elisha Ellison. Other notable fights include Cory Sandhagen vs. Mario Bautista and a key flyweight bout between Brandon Royval and Lone’er Kavanagh.

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Charlotte halts 5-game winless streak, extends Toronto’s to 7

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Goals from Wilfried Zaha, David Schnegg and Pep Biel pushed Charlotte FC to a 3-1 win over visiting Toronto FC on Saturday night.

Charlotte (5-6-3, 18 points) ends its five-game winless streak. The club outshot Toronto (3-5-5, 14 points) 16-11 despite holding less possession. Toronto keeper Luka Gavran made two saves and Charlotte’s Kristijan Kahlina finished with three.

Zaha opened the scoring in the 19th minute, breaking a five-game goal drought. After joining a fastbreak, Zaha received a Kerwin Vargas cross in the box before burying his shot in the bottom left corner.

However, Toronto attacker Derrick Etienne responded with a top-class finish from 25 yards out, tying the game in the 22nd minute. After driving the ball into the middle of the pitch, Etienne rocketed a powerfully hit shot off the underside of the crossbar and past the goal line.

Debutant defender Jonathan Gilman nearly pushed Toronto past its 1-1 deadlock just five minutes after Etienne’s strike, after heading in a long free kick. However, the referee disallowed Gilman’s goal, reasoning that Jonathan Osorio had unfairly blocked Charlotte’s Idan Toklomati in the box.

Schnegg responded with another long-range effort for Charlotte. Schnegg’s low, driven shot rolled 27 yards through Toronto’s defense and past the outstretched hands of Gavran into the goal. His strike marked his first league goal for Charlotte and Vargas’ second assist of the night.

Biel scored an 83rd-minute penalty to extend Charlotte’s lead to two. The referee awarded Charlotte the penalty after Osorio got tangled up with an attacker in the box off a corner. Biel fired his penalty straight down the middle to secure his eighth goal in 13 league appearances.

Although Toronto threatened the Charlotte goal throughout the match, a second goal never came. Its defense continued to struggle, extending their 10-game streak without a clean sheet. Their road loss also extended its winless streak to seven, the longest current streak in the league.

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Ronda Rousey stops Gina Carano with an armbar 17 seconds into their double comeback bout

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. — When Ronda Rousey finally got back into a mixed martial arts cage after 9 1/2 years away from her sport, she couldn’t wait even one more minute to collect another arm — and to have her own arm raised one last time.

Rousey stopped Gina Carano with her signature armbar just 17 seconds into the two iconic fighters’ double comeback bout Saturday night.

After finishing the 44-year-old Carano with a ferocity that evoked her famous heyday, the 39-year-old Rousey reaffirmed that this was only the epilogue on her historic MMA career. She insists she is headed into retirement after ending on a dominant victory.

“I was hoping to come out as unscathed as possible,” Rousey said. “I didn’t really want to hurt her. Luckily it was beautiful martial arts, that’s what I think that was. It was art.”

Rousey (13-2) didn’t waste an instant after the opening bell, immediately charging and tackling Carano. Rousey quickly moved into position and applied her famous finishing move, wrenching Carano’s arm as the fight was stopped.

Rousey famously won eight fights in less than a minute during her meteoric rise through MMA in the 2010s. When asked if she considered waiting a bit longer to go for the finish in this comeback fight, since it was so many years in the making, Rousey laughed.

“Hell no,” she said. “My husband and my kids are watching me. I don’t want to put them through anything more than I have to.”

Carano, who hadn’t fought in 17 years, was all smiles even after the swift end to one of the longest layoffs in pro sports history. Rousey and Carano hugged and shared warm words after the finish, raising each other’s arms in victory.

“I wanted that to last longer,” Carano said. “I felt so ready. I’ve never felt that good. But I haven’t been here for 17 years … and I wanted to hit her.”

This improbable double comeback bout united two of the most important fighters from MMA’s past two decades.

Rousey became one of the world’s most famous athletes as she won the first women’s title in the UFC, which only began to promote women’s MMA because of Rousey’s undeniable talent and star power.

Rousey first became interested in MMA because of Carano, whose athleticism and star power made her into a television headliner when the nascent sport was still fighting for legitimacy and acceptance in the late 2000s.

Rousey left the sport after consecutive losses, while Carano moved on to an acting career after taking her first loss.

After having two children and settling into post-fighting life on her farm in Riverside, Rousey seriously began to consider an MMA return last year. She immediately focused on a fight with Carano, whose long-thriving career as an actor abruptly ended in 2021 with her series of controversial social media posts.

Carano was happy to finally accept the comeback she had occasionally considered, saying she used her preparations as a way to overcome multiple health problems from recent years.

“Getting in here after 17 years was a victory,” Carano said. “Fighting a legend was a victory. I feel great. But she trained. She had her game plan. I have so much love and respect for her.”

The show at Intuit Dome was the first live MMA event on Netflix, which is moving steadily into combat sports.

Rousey had repeatedly said this will be her final fight, while Carano has said she doesn’t know what the future holds. Afterward, Carano said she hasn’t closed the door on another bout, and promoter Nakisa Bidarian said he would be eager to put Carano on another show.

“I think 17 years (off) was a lot,” Carano said. “(Being) 44 is a lot. But I’m going to go look at this. I didn’t get anything out I expected to get in this fight.”

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Amad role change and striker dropped – how Man United should line up vs Nottingham Forest

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Manchester United return to Premier League action this lunchtime when they host Nottingham Forest. The Reds know avoiding defeat will confirm a third place finish this season. That would be another green tick next to Michael Carrick’s resume as he closes in on the permanent job.

United fans will be delighted to hear that Casemiro is fit to start against Forest. The midfielder missed the trip to Sunderland last weekend but Carrick confirmed he will be available to feature in his last Old Trafford game for the Reds. Benjamin Sesko is a major doubt after picking up an injury against Liverpool.

Matthijs de Ligt will be out until the start of 2026/27 season after United confirmed he had undergone surgery on a back injury. MEN Sport has asked our United writers to pick their teams for today’s game.

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Tyrone Marshall

Carrick made five changes last week and there could be rotation again on the final day, but I would go strong for the final game at Old Trafford and I imagine Carrick will.

Diogo Dalot can come back in at right-back, he was missed last week in build-up play, but the rest of the defence is unchanged. Shaw deserves to get all 38 Premier League starts this season.

Casemiro is fit and will return for his Old Trafford farewell alongside Kobbie Mainoo, who will miss the Brazilian’s influence. Bruno Fernandes will obviously start and be desperate for that assist.

Joshua Zirkzee can come out of the team after his performance last week. That means Amad on the right, Matheus Cunha on the left and Bryan Mbeumo through the middle.

Steven Railston

I’d pick the strongest team possible for the final home game of the season. Most of the young players who I’d give minutes to were also in action for the U21s on Saturday night.

The final game of the season against Brighton will be an opportunity for academy players to get minutes.

Approaching the game with that stance, the team pretty much picks itself, although I’d play Amad down the middle as a false nine, a role that he excelled in during his successful loan stint with Sunderland.

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After such a good turnaround under Carrick, United need to finish the season at Old Trafford on a high. The Reds should be playing their strongest team available for this one.

United could opt for Mason Mount on the left flank. It’s an unfamiliar position but the Reds need to find where he fits into this team. This would also allow Cunha to play centre-forward.

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Semenyo fires Manchester City to FA Cup glory against Chelsea

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Manchester City F.C. completed a domestic cup double on Saturday after beating Chelsea F.C. 1-0 in the FA Cup final.

The only goal of the match came in the 72nd minute through Antoine Semenyo.

The Ghana forward reacted quickly inside the box and cleverly back-heeled the ball past Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sánchez after receiving a fine cross from Erling Haaland.

The goal brought life into the game as both teams pushed forward in the closing stages.

City nearly scored again when Rayan Cherki tested Sánchez with a strong effort, while Matheus Nunes hit the post as Pep Guardiola’s side continued to attack.

Chelsea searched for an equaliser but could not break through Manchester City’s solid defence.

The victory earned City their eighth FA Cup title and completed a domestic cup double after winning the League Cup earlier this year.

For Semenyo, the winning goal was one of the biggest moments of his career as he helped City lift another major trophy.

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Bernardo Silva pays emotional tribute to Pep Guardiola after Man City win FA Cup

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Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva made his final Wembley appearance for the Blues as they beat Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final

Bernardo Silva has expressed his gratitude to Pep Guardiola after Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium. The captain was playing his final match at the national stadium for City and he helped his side to a tight win.

Antoine Semenyo scored the only goal of the game in the second half as his clever flick found Robert Sanchez’s bottom corner. After the game, Bernardo lifted the trophy alongside John Stones. Both men will be leaving the club at the end of the season when their contracts expire.

For Bernardo, this was his 18th major trophy with the Blues. Speaking to BBC Sport, the captain paid tribute to his manager. “He changed the way I see football. 80 per cent of my career was with him as my manager,” Bernardo said. “All the things I hoped to achieve were with him.

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“The relationship we have got is very strong with the frustrations and the achievements.” When asked if Guardiola could be leaving the club, Bernardo said: “I care a lot about Man City. That’s his decision. It is not for me to comment on that. I wish all the best. I enjoy being with him having shared all these moments together.”

Reflecting on the achievement of winning the FA Cup, Bernardo added: “The FA Cup is a really, really special competition. To win it means so much to all the players, management and staff. After nine years at the club, I know how much this trophy means to our fans.

“They have to come to Wembley so often, which we know isn’t easy for them, but they are always behind us. It makes days like this even better knowing they are with us.

“Being able to lift another trophy at Wembley, where we have played so many times, is such a special feeling – one I never take for granted. To do so as captain makes this one of the best days of my career.

“Having already won the League Cup this year, this young team have now got a taste for trophies. I feel sure they will go on and win many more titles in the years to come.”

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Luca Langoni, Revolution edge Minnesota United

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Luca Langoni scored early in the second half and the New England Revolution held on to defeat visiting Minnesota United 2-1 on Saturday night at Foxborough, Mass.

Carles Gil posted a penalty kick for New England (8-4-1, 25 points), which improved to 7-1-0 in home games. Three of goalkeeper Matt Turner’s six saves for the Revolution came in the final 10 minutes and they all were off Minnesota headers.

Langoni, who did not play in a 3-0 home shutout loss to Nashville SC on Wednesday, has scored in consecutive matches and picked up his third goal of the season. New England has won a club-record six consecutive games at Gillette Stadium before Wednesday’s setback.

Minnesota (6-5-3, 21 points) received its goal on Kelvin Yeboah’s penalty kick. Drake Callender stopped three shots.

Langoni’s goal in the 49th minute came at the end of a transition opportunity off an assist from Dor Turgeman, who made a slight pass to Langoni. As he entered the box, Langoni unleashed a shot from the right side.

The teams traded penalty kicks in the first 30 minutes in the first meeting between the teams since 2023.

Gil converted on his chance five minutes into the game. Yeboah’s equalizer came in the 26th minute.

New England’s opportunity came because of a foul in the penalty area by Minnesota’s Michael Boxall just a couple of minutes into the game. Then a foul on New England’s Brooklyn Raines provided Yeboah’s opportunity.

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UST bags national title as NGVL fulfills mission

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It’s not easy to be recognized as national volleyball champions in a country that is focused on big-name tournaments.

Imagine if you’re not even 16 yet.

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But the girls of University of Santo Tomas can lay claim to that tag after bagging the inaugural National Grassroots Volleyball League (NGVL) crown with a commanding sweep of Immaculate Conception Academy of Dasmariñas, Cavite, 25-7, 28-26, 25-9, in the championship match at Filoil Centre recently.

Tournament MVP Taj Arkhea Teves finished with 22 points on 19 kills and three aces to spearhead UST’s attack while opposite hitter Khurztein Margareth Asumbra added 14 kills for 14 points.

After a lackluster first set, ICA-Dasmariñas almost found its groove in the following set, a day after pulling the rug under De La Salle-Zobel in their semifinal match.

Apple Laine Saquilayan carried the load for the Cavite side with eight points, but a series of errors late in the second set allowed UST to escape unscathed.

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Despite the defeat, ICA still looked like a winner.

In fact, everyone did.

With a lot of volleyball attention drawn by the professional PVL and the bright lights of the UAAP and NCAA, it’s hard for young teenagers to have their share of the spotlight.

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The NGVL, however, made sure to shine a light on the country’s young talents, and it is catching the eye of observers, who see it as a perfect stage for grassroots development.

“This is a great platform for young kids to be exposed at an early age,” said veteran coach Ryan Revita.

Revita kept an eye on the NGVL’s inaugural year, watching as young talents from far provinces eagerly showed off their talents on a national stage.

“This way will really elevate volleyball in the Philippines,” Revita added.

La Salle Zobel claimed the bronze medal with a hard-fought 19-25, 25-23, 26-24, 26-24 victory over Bacolod Tay Tung Thunderbolts.

Kylie Rianzhel Celada provided the difference, with 25 kills and four aces for 29 total points. Opposite hitter Zeianne Laborte added 17 kills for 19 points, and Best Middle Blocker awardee Ma. Alyana Dominique Valdez anchored the net with four blocks and nine points.

For the Thunderbolts, Marie Cacho finished with 15 points, while Samantha Canete and Memielle Letran added 12 and 10 respectively.

UST swept three of six individual awards—Teves taking Best Outside Hitter, Asumbra earning Best Opposite Hitter and Sab Katigbak Ambrocio named Best Setter.

La Salle Zobel’s Valdez earned Best Middle Blocker, and Bacolod Tay Tung’s Luchi Vivero walked away with Best Libero.

NGVL president Yvette Katigbak-Ambrocio had the satisfaction of watching the league fulfill its mission.

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“We’d like them to be able to dream big as early as now, be able to showcase what they have and hone their skills,” she said. “And in the process make new friends.”

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Arnold Allen snaps win streak of Melquizael Costa at UFC Fight Night

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Arnold Allen will hold onto his spot in the featherweight rankings after snapping the win streak of rising contender Melquizael Costa.

England’s Allen won a five-round unanimous decision over Brazil’s Costa in a UFC Fight Night main event Saturday at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas.

Allen often prepares for his matchups with training camps in Canada at Montreal’s Tristar Gym but the Ipswich, England native prepared for Costa in his home country and it paid off.

The 32-year-old had lost decisions in three of his previous four appearances, while Brazil’s Costa had won six in a row in the UFC and had stopped his two most recent opponents in the opening round.

Allen out-landed Costa 156 to 118 in total strikes and effectively mixed up his attack by going seven for seven on takedowns and accumulating 9:28 of cage control time.

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Two judges gave Allen all five rounds and the other scored it four rounds to one for Allen who entered the weekend as the No. 7-ranked contender in the 145-pound division.

Allen told Sportsnet’s Aaron Bronsteter earlier in the week he hopes to stay busy in 2026 once he gets by Costa.

“That’s the plan,” he said. “Busy busy. Get back in that title contention, take some people out. Take names, call for titles. That’s the plan.”

In other featherweight action, Dooho Choi stopped Daniel Santos with body shots in the co-main event. Choi is now unbeaten in his past four fights. This was Choi’s first appearance since December of 2024. Santos had been on a four-fight streak prior to the loss. The pair were originally supposed to meet in September but the bout was postponed after Choi sustained a knee injury.

Peru’s Juan Diaz upset Malcolm Wellmaker with a second-round rear-naked choke submission. Diaz improved to 16-1-1 and was making his UFC debut. He was coming off a spectacular spinning elbow knockout on Dana White’s Contender Series in October that earned him a UFC contract.

Khaos Williams earned a first-round technical knockout win over fellow welterweight Nikolay Veretennikov.

Croatia’s Ivan Erslan picked up his first UFC win after starting 0-3 in the organization thanks to a unanimous decision over England’s Tuco Tokkos.

Brazil’s Nicolle Caliari began her UFC tenure 0-2 after losing two tough matchups as an undersized flyweight, but earned her first UFC win after dropping down to the strawweight division. Caliari submitted Shauna Bannon in the third round of their 115-pound contest. Ireland’s Bannon has been tapped out in each of her past two outings.

Alice Ardelean tapped out Polyana Viana with a unique submission in the second round of their strawweight bout. Romania’s Ardelean became the first fighter in UFC history to win a fight with a move called a “Capsule lock” as she used leverage

Colorado’s Luis Gurule lit up Spain’s Daniel Barez with 149 significant strikes and snapped his three-fight losing streak, winning a spirited flyweight bout via unanimous decision.

Tommy Gant improved to 12-0 as a pro by handing Artur Minev his first loss. Gant was originally scheduled to face Trey Ogden who withdrew earlier in the week with an injury.

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