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UFC 157 weigh-in: Rousey, Carmouche raring to go with historic bout now official

One fighter misses weight in front of overflow crowd at Honda Center

Dana White, who’s known for granting more than a few wild requests, laughed at this question. A fan asked the UFC president, who held a Q&A before the UFC 157 weigh-in at the Honda Center, if he’d be able to take a picture with one of the fighters about to hit the scale. “The guys sitting back there right now waiting to come out and weigh-in are miserable, nasty and (expletive) mean right now,” White answered. “They’ve been training for eight weeks. They’ve been away from their homes, their families. They’ve been dieting and cutting weight for two days. Today ...

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  1. Stay classy Dana White.

  2. it's a miss match and should not be pay for TV. Is anyone going to bet on carmouche ? NO !! Maybe the roid looking lady from south america or the judo ladies who beat ronda WAY back in olympics.Fact is everyone knows the out come of this fight.
    It is what it is A club fighter taking on the champ.I am not saying it's not worth watching but,no way is this a pay to watch tv fight. The (classy)? dana white is a salesman.

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UFC 158
Nick Diaz fails to back up years worth of talk

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Johny HendricksCarlos ConditUnanimous Decision
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