if you can't in 3/5 rounds ko a dude, submit a dude or pummel them... it should be a draw
Pereira and Amedovski fights are the only ones that jump out as even remotely interesting to me. Card seems like a total snoozer, which means it'll probably be awesome..UFC Fight Night 206 will stream in its entirety on ESPN+ with the prelims beginning at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT and the main card at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT.
UFC Fight Night 206 Weigh-in Results:
Holly Holm (135.5) vs. Ketlen Vieira (136)
Michel Pereira (170) vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio (170.5)
Chidi Njokuani (185) vs. Dusko Todorovic (185.5)
Jailton Almeida (224) vs. Parker Porter (265)
Tabatha Ricci (115) vs. Polyana Viana (116)
Eryk Anders (186) vs. Jun Yong Park (185.5)
Alen Amedovski (186) vs. Joseph Holmes (185)
Uros Medic (156) vs. Omar Morales (155.5)
Jonathan Martinez (135.5) vs. Vince Morales (136)
Felipe Dias Colares (145) vs. Chase Hooper (145)
Sam Hughes (115.5) vs. Elise Reed (115)
What an absolute garbage card.UFC Fight Night 206 will stream in its entirety on ESPN+ with the prelims beginning at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT and the main card at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT.
UFC Fight Night 206 Weigh-in Results:
Holly Holm (135.5) vs. Ketlen Vieira (136)
Michel Pereira (170) vs. Santiago Ponzinibbio (170.5)
Chidi Njokuani (185) vs. Dusko Todorovic (185.5)
Jailton Almeida (224) vs. Parker Porter (265)
Tabatha Ricci (115) vs. Polyana Viana (116)
Eryk Anders (186) vs. Jun Yong Park (185.5)
Alen Amedovski (186) vs. Joseph Holmes (185)
Uros Medic (156) vs. Omar Morales (155.5)
Jonathan Martinez (135.5) vs. Vince Morales (136)
Felipe Dias Colares (145) vs. Chase Hooper (145)
Sam Hughes (115.5) vs. Elise Reed (115)
Frankly, I'm surprised that doesn't happen more often. Blasting your shins into rigid objects with your foot as a weight providing torque on the end of the fulcrum just seems like a bad idea.broken leg warning
Frankly, I'm surprised that doesn't happen more often. Blasting your shins into rigid objects with your foot as a weight providing torque on the end of the fulcrum just seems like a bad idea.
Trauma makes bones denser, yes.but seriously, is the urban legend about microfractures healing bones to be stronger actually real?