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*Yes* UFC 216 Live Stream Johnson vs Borg is great. "Hang tight, I'm talking, sibling," Ferguson said to Werdum with his hand raised toward him. What occurred next was not beautiful.

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Werdum instantly let go back in Portuguese, telling Ferguson "f*ck you," in addition to other things, which provoked Ferguson to answer in Spanish, "When I'm talking, you have to close your mouth."

"Close your mouth, you f*cking fa**ot," Werdum reacted. "Try not to converse with me like that. That is not how it functions." Werdum proceeded in Spanish quickly before changing back to Portuguese, at the same time calling Ferguson that gay slur ("maricon") a few times as UFC advertising executive Chris Costello ventured in to expel him.

What could have made a lightweight snap at a heavyweight? Presumably despise (to some degree) by relationship since Werdum has a similar administrator, Ali AbdelAziz, as Khabib Nurmagomedov, who we know Ferguson has dissed over and again since their UFC 209 session not long ago was scratched off after a terrible Nurmagomedov weight-cut.

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*Goo* UFC 216 Live Stream Ferguson vs Lee is awesome. "Whatever else, to the extent him attempting to battle Nate, the (interjection) rankings and everything else that the UFC remains for, goes out the window, man. That is to say, truly? You have rankings which is as it should be. You have a between time belt for a reason – that is so you can bring together the thing."

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Obviously, McGregor's "Cash Fight" this previous month against Floyd Mayweather brought the Irish champ and the UFC into a radical new domain of matchmaking. Numerous contenders have addressed whether the advancement is relinquishing an opposition based model for a stimulation inviting framework based around stars. Ferguson positively trusts that is not the situation.

"In the event that they need to assemble that battle, that is incredible," Ferguson said. "In any case, you know the fans will be pissed, in light of the fact that they clearly realize that Diaz and Conor will profit, yet the genuine honest activity is to ensure the belts end up plainly brought together. That is the thing that truly needs to happen."
What the heck was that about today between Tony Ferguson and Fabricio Werdum?

Amid a UFC 216 media lunch meeting in Los Angeles, the two contenders directed separate meetings opposite each other yet at a similar table. As Ferguson chatted toward one side, Werdum started talking with a columnist on the flip side, however not that distant. That is when things exploded.