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Yahoo SportsIs Shane Burgos’ ‘no-brainer’ decision to ditch UFC for PFL a sign of things to come?
Shane Burgos credited the UFC for raising his profile, but couldn't pass on the deal the PFL offered him.
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Jermell Charlo knocks out Brian Castaño for undisputed super welterweight title
Charlo dropped Castaño twice before the referee stopped the fight at 2:33 to make Charlo the IBF-WBA- WBC-WBO super welterweight title holder.
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Mired in controversy, Oscar Valdez outpoints Robson Conceicao to retain 130-pound title
Valdez overcame early adversity to win the fight on all three judges' scorecards: 117-110, 115-112 and 115-112.
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Ryan Garcia survives knockdown, stops Luke Campbell with ferocious body shot in 7th round
The crafty veteran couldn’t handle the aggressive up-and-comer.
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Gervonta Davis knocks Leo Santa Cruz out cold with vicious uppercut
As Santa Cruz lay motionless on the canvas for the first time in his boxing career, Davis celebrated earning the WBA lightweight and WBA super featherweight titles in the biggest win, and knockout, of his career.
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Paulo Costa disapproves of Israel Adesanya’s post-fight celebration: ‘Human trash’
"I saw his disgusting action after fight and I will not stop until I have my revenge."
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Jermall Charlo passes stiff test vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko to retain middleweight title
In the first real test of his career, Jermall Charlo went head-to-head with Sergiy Derevyanchenko for 12 exhilarating rounds.
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Ryan Garcia stops Francisco Fonseca in first round with early KO of the Year contender
Fonseca never stood a chance.
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Caleb Plant upsets Jose Uzcategui in Los Angeles for IBF super middleweight title
Unbeaten and untested Caleb Plant shocked the boxing world with a dominant win over Jose Uzcategui on Sunday in Los Angeles at the Microsoft Theater in a nationally televised bout on FS1.
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Worst moments in Oakland Raiders history
The Oakland Raiders’ Rich Gannon feels the pain after being sacked by Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Tony Siragusa in the 2001 AFC championship game. What are the best moments for each NFL franchise? NFL Films calls the Immaculate Reception the No. 1 most controversial call of all time and there’s good reason why Raider Nation is still upset about it decades later.
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Best moments in Oakland Raiders history
Marcus Allen signals No. 1 as he stands at the podium to address the more than 10,000 fans gathered to celebrate Raiders Day after defeating the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII. What are the best moments for each NFL franchise? As the clock struck 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968, NBC’s East Coast broadcast of a regular-season matchup between the Oakland Raiders and New York Jets abruptly ended after six lead changes and nearly four quarters.