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Matthew Wells

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Aberdeen, Illinois, Jonesboro
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VFW Publication Bronze Award winner. The Daily World Reporter. Proud Saluki alumnus. Past stops: Daily Chronicle (Illinois,) and Jonesboro Sun.

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Conor McGregor has two longshot suggestions after UFC 329 loss

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By Matthew Wells
| Central Oregon Daily Verified
Conor McGregor is hoping for good news soon, but he also has a couple of wild ideas about how his UFC 329 rematch against Max Holloway should be handled. McGregor injured himself by awkwardly landing on his right knee in the first action of the fight against Holloway and was unable to fight on, despite trying. The Irishman has already had his knee examined and is expecting scan results, which can be assumed to be an MRI, on Thursday, which will reveal the extent of the damage to his knee.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk reflects on Hall of Fame bout that elevated women's MMA

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By Matthew Wells, Ken Hathaway Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Joanna Jedrzejczyk reflects on Hall of Fame bout that elevated women's MMA Joanna Jedrzejczyk was not only a dominant champion in her prime, but she was also involved in some incredible wars. Her battle against Zhang Weili for the strawweight title at UFC 248 was one for the ages. It was MMA Junkie's 2020 Fight of the Year, and has now been enshrined in the UFC Hall of Fame.
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Paddy Pimblett names slick UFC 329 submission of Benoit Saint Denis

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By Matthew Wells
| MSN Verified
Matthew Wells, MMA Junkie There will be no more wondering what to call Paddy Pimblett's recent spectacular submission. After getting the party started with his entrance at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Pimblett (24-4 MMA, 8-1 UFC) quickly gave everyone something more to cheer about after putting Benoit Saint Denis to sleep with a unique D'Arce choke/Peruvian necktie variation in just 52 seconds.
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