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UFC veterans in MMA action Nov. 1-3

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This week, the UFC returns to North America for an event in Canada.

UFC Fight Night 246 takes place at Rogers Place in Edmonton and features a flyweight bout between former champion Brandon Moreno and Amir Albazi.

Elsewhere, many other combat sports events are taking place, featuring several familiar names who have competed under the UFC banner.

Check out which veterans of the global MMA leader are competing Nov. 1-3.

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Scroll below to see how the UFC veterans fared last week, and see the names and details of this weekend’s competitors.

Upcoming event information from Tapology.

Last week’s results

  • Carl Deaton III: Oct. 25 vs. Ramiro Figueroa at BKFC c67 (bareknuckle boxing)
  • Cameron VanCamp: Split decision win vs. Brandon Girtz at BKFC 67 (bareknuckle boxing)
  • Chris Camozzi: TKO win vs. Sawyer Deep at BKFC 67 (bareknuckle boxing)
  • A.J. Fletcher: Submission loss vs. Dante Schiro at LFA 195
  • Chris Fishgold: Oct. 26 vs. Raymart Quintana at Eternal MMA 89
  • John Allan: Oct. 26 vs. Anderson Pereira at BOPE Fight – results pending
  • Luis Saldana: TKO win vs. Edward Massey at ACL 5
  • Tom Breese: Unanimous decision win vs. Renato Rangel at LFL 14
  • Rostem Akman: Oct. 27 vs. Melvin van Suijdam at LFL 14

Raulian Paiva (23-5-1 MMA, 3-4 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 1 vs. Ruslan Sariev at Alash Pride 101
  • Last MMA fight: Unanimous decision win vs. Silas Lima at ExpoCOmbat 2024 on Sept. 8, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: Unanimous decision loss vs. Sergey Morozov at UFC on ESPN 38 on June 25, 2022
  • Record since UFC exit: 2-0-1

Darrell Horcher (14-7 MMA, 1-3 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 1 vs. Dakota Bush at Nemesis Fighting Alliance 19
  • Last MMA fight: TKO loss vs. Shane Campbell at Unified MMA 54 on Dec. 15, 2023
  • Last UFC fight: Submission loss vs. Roosevelt Roberts at The Ultimate Fighter 28 Finale on Nov. 30, 2018
  • Record since UFC exit: 1-3

Dakota Bush (13-4 MMA, 0-2 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 1 vs. Darrell Horcher at Nemesis Fighting Alliance 19
  • Last MMA fight: Submission win vs. Jhonasky Sojo at Nemesis Fighting Alliance 18 on Aug. 16, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: TKO loss vs. Viacheslav Borshchev at UFC on ESPN 32 on Jan. 15, 2022
  • Record since UFC exit: 5-1

Kazula Vargas (15-6 MMA, 1-3 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 1 vs. Alejandro Cerquera at Lux Fight League 47
  • Last MMA fight: Submission win vs. Roman Cordova at Lux Fight League 44 on Aug. 2, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: Submission loss vs. Paddy Pimblett at UFC Fight Night 204 on March 19, 2022
  • Record since UFC exit: 3-1

Michel Prazeres (27-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 2 vs. Evgeniy Galochkin at ACA 181
  • Last MMA fight: Unanimous decision loss vs. Renat Lyatifov at ACA 175 on May 17, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: Submission loss vs. Shavkat Rakhmonov at UFC Fight Night 190 on June 26, 2021
  • Record since UFC exit: 1-2

Elias Silverio (20-10-1 MMA, 3-2 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 2 vs. Alexey Shurkevich at ACA 181
  • Last MMA fight: Unanimous decision win vs. Ruslan Kolodko at ACA 173 on March 29, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: Unanimous decision loss vs. Shane Campbell at UFC Fight Night 74 on Aug. 23, 2015
  • Record since UFC exit: 9-8-1

Carlos Felipe (12-4 MMA, 3-2 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 2 vs. Kirill Kornilov at ACA 181
  • Last MMA fight: Split decision loss vs. Tony Johnson Jr. at ACA 173 on March 29, 2024
  • Last UFC fight: Unanimous decision loss vs. Andrei Arlovski at UFC Fight Night 195 on Oct. 16, 2021
  • Record since UFC exit: 1-2 MMA, 1-0 caged boxing, 1-0 bareknuckle boxing, 1-0 custom rules

Anthony Hamilton (21-11 MMA, 3-7 UFC)

  • Next fight: Nov. 2 vs. Jordan Currie at COGA Combat Games 82
  • Last MMA fight: TKO win vs. Matt Howell at COGA Combat Games 75 on July 29, 2023
  • Last UFC fight: Unanimous decision loss vs. Adam Wieczorek at UFC Fight Night 121 on Nov. 18, 2017
  • Record since UFC exit: 6-2

Josh Quinlan (6-3 MMA, 1-3 UFC)

Josh Quinlan UFC 298 ceremonial weigh-ins

  • Next fight: Nov. 3 vs. Sam Kilmer at Fury FC 98
  • Last MMA fight (also last UFC bout): Split decision loss vs. Adam Fugitt at UFC on ESPN 58 on June 15, 2024
  • Record since UFC exit: 0-0
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Friends and former colleagues of Ruben Amorim talk to BBC Sport about the new Manchester United head coach.

The 39-year-old Portuguese will move to Old Trafford from Lisbon club Sporting on 11 November after signing a contract until June 2027.

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Mike Tyson sees Jake Paul ‘running around’ in boxing match: ‘I have to catch him and slaughter him’

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Mike Tyson doesn’t see Jake Paul clashing head on with him when they meet in the squared circle.

Tyson and Paul will fight Nov. 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas in an eight-round pro bout. The matchup headlines the first combat sporting event to stream live on Netflix for subscribers.

When the bell rings, Tyson believes Paul will do a lot of running once he gets hit. From there, it’s up to the former heavyweight champ to trap him.

“I see him running around, I have to catch him and slaughter him,” Tyson told TalkSport.

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“No, [I don’t fear him] because he stepped into the ring. If my mother steps in the ring, she has a problem with me. Whoever’s in that ring, they have a problem. Don’t go in the ring if you don’t want that problem.”

Tyson hasn’t competed since an exhibition bout with Roy Jones Jr. in November 2020, fighting to a no decision after eight rounds. The most recent pro boxing bout for “Iron” took place in 2005 where he lost via sixth-round TKO after he couldn’t answer the bell in what was set to be his final pro boxing bout.

Paul is 10-1 as a pro boxer, which includes victories over MMA stars Ben Askren, Anderson Silva, Mike Perry and Tyron Woodley.

Tyson sees what Paul has done to put eyeballs on the sport of boxing, as well as the improvements Paul has made. But the 58-year-old says the experience gap is just plain ridiculous.

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“He’s a good little fighter, but he only has [11] fights,” Tyson said. “That’s considered an amateur in our field.”

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UFC Fight Night 246 weigh-in highlights, photo gallery

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EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada – The UFC Fight Night 246 fight card now is set following Friday’s official weigh-ins session, where all 28 fighters successfully hit their marks on the scale.

Saturday’s event at Rogers Place (ESPN+) is headlined by key contender matchups in the men’s and women’s flyweight divisions, as well as a slew of Canadian talent.

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Check out the weigh-in highlights in the video above and a link to the photo gallery from all of Friday’s happenings below.

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Alex Pereira vs. Magomed Ankalaev not an option for new UFC 310 main event

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Alex Pereira won’t save another UFC pay-per-view on short notice.

“Poatan” had the MMA world wondering if he would step up and headline UFC 310 on Dec. 7 after welterweight champion Belal Muhammad withdrew from a main event matchup with Shavkat Rakhmonov. The light heavyweight champion appeared to tease another quick turnaround after posting a phone emoji on social media in reaction to the Muhammad news, but MMA Fighting has learned that the fight is not being discussed for the card.

“Poatan” fought three times in 2024, defending his title with knockouts over Jamahal Hill, Jiri Prochazka and Khalil Rountree Jr.— two of those on short notice—and competing on just over a month’s notice yet again has been ruled out.

The Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura clash for the UFC flyweight championship, and originally the co-main event for UFC 310, remains the top bout on the line-up at the moment.

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It’s still early to pinpoint when Pereira will defend his title next. However, with UFC’s first pay-per-view card of 2025 scheduled for Jan. 18, it’s unlikely that Poatan could be part of that numbered show. UFC 312, the following pay-per-view on Feb. 8, could be an option. That event takes place in Sydney, Australia.

Ankalaev has solidified himself as the next man up for the 205-pound championship, and volunteered to face Pereira as soon as Dec. 7. The Russian fighter is currently riding a 13-fight unbeaten streak with a trio of victories against Brazilian fighters. Ankalaev won twice in 2024, stopping Johnny Walker before earning a decision over Aleksandar Rakic.

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Jon Jones finishes Stipe Miocic in Round 1 at UFC 309

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EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada – Derrick Lewis thinks Jon Jones makes quick work of Stipe Miocic.

Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) defends his heavyweight title against former champion Miocic (20-4 MMA, 14-4 UFC) in the UFC 309 main event Nov. 16 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Jones is a massive betting favorite over Miocic, and Lewis thinks the odds will accurately depict the outcome.

“I think Jones will beat him in the first round,” Lewis told MMA Junkie and other reporters at Wednesday’s UFC Fight Night 246 media day. “It’s crazy to see a lot of people just disrespect Jones like that, like he ain’t the GOAT, for real. A lot of people keep throwing around these GOAT terms and this and that. Jones has been doing this for so many years at the top of the level against all these opponents, like top-ranked guys.

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“Even though he have been having all this trouble outside of the UFC, it’s like people outside of the UFC don’t know, it’s 80 percent mental that you got to go into these fights, and it’s like 20 percent physical. If you don’t have the mentality going into these fights, you’re not going to do well. For him to be going through all that stuff that he’s been going through, and still beaten these guys like this, it says a lot.”

Heavyweight champion and former light heavyweight champ Jones is currently the No. 3 ranked pound-for-pound fighter in the UFC. Lewis echoes Dana White’s same sentiment on the rankings.

“Of course, he’s for sure pound-for-pound (No. 1),” Lewis said. “It’s crazy how a lot of these guys keep getting (ranked) pound-for-pound and they ain’t even had that many fights. Think about my run when I had six-fight winning streak going on and they ain’t even mentioning me being in pound-for-pound.

“It’s crazy that these guys come into the UFC now, they get two or three fights, and already pass up everyone who has been fighting for years and already ranked pound-for-pound. I’m like, ‘Damn, that’s just complete disrespect.’”

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Former title challenger Lewis (28-12 MMA, 19-10 UFC) returns against Jhonata Diniz (8-0 MMA, 2-0 UFC) on Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 246 (ESPN+) main card at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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