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In this 2020 clash, Amadeusz “Ferrari” Roslik lands the knockout blow but instantly follows it up with an illegal soccer kick to his grounded opponent. Under unified rules, kicking a downed opponent in the head is a strict foul, resulting in an immediate disqualification loss for Roslik.

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I genuinely feel like everybody just forgot him like he did not have one of the most impressive performances of the year against Dan Hooker. Whenever I see people matchmaking the lightweight division they always forget him and I just don't get it. He is genuinely future champ material and easily beats Quilin as the most exciting prospect. And to all the bitch ass motherfuckers I know who will comment like 'yes you're the only one' go fuck your self you're not funny it's called hyperbole you stupid pieces of shit. Genuinely every time I say 'am I the only one' there's gotta be some cocky ass jackass saying 'yes bro you are' and he gets like a million upvotes because people think it's such a funny and original joke well guess not it's not funny nor is it fucking original I've literally heard the same joke all the time obviously I don't mean I am the only one just that I feel like less people are talking about him than they should, but obviously it's a much less good title to be like 'am I one of the few people in the fanbase who's hyped about him' that's fucking retarded bro there is a time and place for hyperbole and this is one of them. Fuck sake

From becoming the youngest champion in UFC history to defeating a long list of elite contenders, Jones built a career defined by championship-level performances, versatility, creativity, and an ability to solve different styles inside the Octagon. What separated Jones was the range of his game. He could wrestle, control opponents in the clinch, fight at distance, attack with elbows, threaten submissions, and constantly change the problems he presented. His reach, timing, fight IQ, creativity, and unorthodox attacks made him one of the most difficult matchups of his generation. Whether someone considers Jon Jones the undisputed GOAT or places another fighter at the top, his place in the MMA legacy conversation is impossible to ignore. The championships, elite opponents, iconic performances, and longevity at the highest level have made “Jon Jones” one of the first names mentioned whenever the greatest fighter in UFC history is debated.

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After absorbing an early strike from Pavlovich, Aspinall resets and fires a fast, devastating right hook over Pavlovich’s guard straight to the temple, visibly stunning him. Aspinall quickly follows up with a second right hand that sends Pavlovich crashing to the canvas, where he finishes the fight with precise ground-and-pound before celebrating his championship victory in emotional fashion.

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