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PBP DWCS 2024 Week 10 PBP Discussion: Tue Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT.

How Many Contracts Will be Handed Out?


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I will temporarily trade you a teenager for a 2 month old. I know exactly what to do
to take care of an infant or toddler.
Teenagers are different ball game. I was warned.
I have also been sternly warned, I made a deal with the wife that if it was a boy I would play the role of warden but if it was a girl she would have to play that role
Now that we have a girl she’s try to back out of the deal
 
Dana should have hired Juli.

Chick was throwing spin kicks in the pocket.

And I get she's small and young, but she showed good fight IQ switching to the TDs mid fight to get the win. And if she was too small she wouldn't have been the one hitting those tds.
 
Dana should have hired Juli.

Chick was throwing spin kicks in the pocket.

And I get she's small and young, but she showed good fight IQ switching to the TDs mid fight to get the win. And if she was too small she wouldn't have been the one hitting those tds.

It's definitely one of those moments where an old guy is looking at a young girl and doesn't like the optics.

She performed way better than she looked.

Bottom line: she is never getting big. They gonna try to pack some muscle on her, but her main quality in that first round was being slippery and energetic.
 
It's definitely one of those moments where an old guy is looking at a young girl and doesn't like the optics.

She performed way better than she looked.

Bottom line: she is never getting big. They gonna try to pack some muscle on her, but her main quality in that first round was being slippery and energetic.

Yeh, muscle is only going to make her worse.

Like, she needs speed and energy to fight the way she does with all those kicks. She was gassed out at the end of each round. She's only going to gas out more and faster if she bulks up.

Just so dumb telling her that she's too small when she's hitting tds against a clearly bigger girl lol. Her tds were awesome as well.
 
Yeh, muscle is only going to make her worse.

Like, she needs speed and energy to fight the way she does with all those kicks. She was gassed out at the end of each round. She's only going to gas out more and faster if she bulks up.

Just so dumb telling her that she's too small when she's hitting tds against a clearly bigger girl lol. Her tds were awesome as well.

Yeah, and like you say, if she's too small, she's too small. There's no division for her in the UFC unless they open a new one - which they won't.
 
Damn Sanko was popping them out there for a minute
@Ladder Master you gotta gif that

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Some solid entertainment tonight.
It's been fun gentlemen.
 
Jonathan Micallef vs. Gilbert Urbina
Yadier Del Valle vs. Kaan Ofli
Luis Gurule vs. Jose Johnson
Nick Klein vs. Robert Valentin
 


The 10th and final week of this season’s Dana White’s Contender Series took place Tuesday night and saw four fighters receive Ultimate Fighting Championship contracts.

In the main event, Nick Klein (5-1) wasted no time upsetting huge favorite Heraldo Souza (9-1-1) as he got a takedown in the early seconds of the fight, and in a total of 37 seconds, Klein closed the show with a first-round, rear-naked choke victory.


Jonathan Micallef, Yadier Del Valle and Luis Gurule joined Klein as winners who were awarded contracts. Two of the winners, Gurule and Klein, both came in on short-notice to secure wins.

The co-main event would have a tough act to follow after Del Valle and Monteiro, but it was quite the follow-up in itself with undefeated flyweights Nick Piccininni and Gurule taking center stage. Both fighters had their moments in the first round, with Gurule finding his momentum in the later stages of the period.


It was very much a wrestler versus striker matchup that was extremely close heading into the third round. An entertaining third frame with moments for both would leave it in the hands of the judges, and it would be Gurule who got the split-decision victory.

Gurule is now 10-0 in his professional career.

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A featherweight contest between Del Valle (7-0) and Antonio Monteiro (17-4-1, 1 NC) was one of the most exciting matchups not just of the night, but the season. After a first round that saw Del Valle in control and Monteiro throwing only one significant strike, the two would come out on fire in the second.

Del Valle compiled 91 significant strikes in the first two rounds. Herb Dean would warn Monteiro to defend himself and keep fighting, which he would as he found his own momentum in the second stanza.

The third round would be similar to the second, with the high pace of action, but it would be Monteiro who came out strong in the final period. After controlling most of the frame, Monteiro attempted a guillotine and after he let it go, Del Valle would land big elbows to cut open his opponent. After a 15-minute war, Del Valle would be awarded the decision.

The lone women’s clash was a matchup between Julieta Martinez (7-0) and Leslie Hernandez (4-1) in the strawweight division. It was a very entertaining back-and-forth despite a slow start for Martinez, who turned the tide following a rough initial five minutes, and would put on quite the turnaround performance securing several takedowns in the final two stanzas.

Martinez would slow down Hernandez as the women would fight the entire three rounds, and the judges scored it in favor of Martinez by way of split decision.

Despite her victory, Martinez was not awarded with a contract, but Dana White said the UFC would keep her training at its Performance Institute in Mexico.

Mohamed Ado (5-0) did not show enough on “Dana White Looking For A Fight,” had his second opportunity to impress the UFC’s head honcho as he faced Micallef (6-1). Coming into the night, Micallef was the biggest betting favorite of the event (-180), and after a few reversals between the two of them, Micallef made quick work of Ado with a Round 1 triangle-choke victory.

 
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo going through withdrawl keep thinking I have a DWCS show coming up this Tuesday then remember it is over.
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