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The fights to watch: ranking the best matchups of UFC 211

Joey Torres
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UFC 211 is lining up to be one of the best cards of the new year. There have been some great matches announced and some decisions that have been questioned by the mixed martial arts community. If you’re new to watching MMA, or an addicted viewer, we’ve got you covered with the fights to watch.

With two titles on the line, could UFC 211 bring light to bigger stars for the UFC? We put together a list of the fights that we are most excited about, as Miocic headlines against the man who beat him last, Junior dos Santos.

 

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Joey Torres is a Co-Founder of The Scrap, and a dedicated storyteller with a passion for Pro Wrestling and Combat Sports. With a Master of Science in Integrated Design, Business & Technology from the University of Southern California, Joey combines creativity and branding to bring compelling stories to life while bringing refreshingly original content to the world of sports media.

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