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E. Spencer Kyte

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  • Freelance Journalist and Digital Content Creator, Freelance
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Storyteller & Digital Content Creator — @Sportsnet, @FightersOnly, @UFC | Mental Health Advocate | Dog Obsessive | He/Him | 📸: @zacpacleb
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Michael Chiesa | The Next Chapter Begins

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By E. Spencer Kyte Verified
| UFC
“Retiring wasn’t as easy as I thought,” Chiesa said. “I remember the first time I went to train after I retired was about eight weeks after the fight, and I was crying on the way to the gym, sitting in the parking lot, being real emotional. I go train, have a good time, and I’m crying afterwards. I’m struggling — it’s hard; it’s a tough transition, but once I got that phone call from Zach, it just changed everything. It was like, ‘Okay, I made the right choice.
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George Mangos | One Down, Two To Go

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By E. Spencer Kyte Verified
| UFC
To be clear: his performance was, overall, very good, as he was able to dispatch Yanagawa in a little more than three minutes, finishing him with a series of knees and punches along the fence, advancing to 9-1 in the process. But Mangos got hit a little more than he wanted and came away with a cut on the bridge of his nose, two things he definitely wants to correct this time around.
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Fight By Fight Preview | UFC Shanghai

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By UFC Shanghai, E. Spencer Kyte Verified
| UFC
For the second consecutive year and third time overall, the Octagon travels to Shanghai this weekend for a packed fight card at Oriental Sports Center headlined by a pivotal bantamweight pairing. Umar Nurmagomedov and Song Yadong close out the festivities in a matchup that carries massive divisional significance in the 135-pound weight class as each looks to head into the final quarter of the year as the clubhouse leader in the chase for the next title opportunity.
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