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How to save the UFC men’s flyweight division: exploring the matches to make at 125-pounds

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There is so much that is going on at the moment with the menโ€™s flyweight division, much that is still just speculation.

Rumors have it the Dana White and the UFC is still considering the fate of the 125-pound men’s division. With Henry Cejudo beating TJ Dillashaw in the first round via TKO, and winning the fight for all the flyweights, it’s hard not to question what it means for the division.

With exciting flyweight matchups happening as of late and many that are booked, here’s a list of fights that could revitalize the division even more:

 

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