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9/19 MORNING UPDATE: Roundtable on intriguing UFC Fight Night 52 fights; Hunt makes weight after all; Nelson eying title run
Sep 19, 2014 - 12:45:39 PM 9/19 MORNING UPDATE: Roundtable on intriguing UFC Fight Night 52 fights; Hunt makes weight after all; Nelson eying title run

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9/19 MORNING UPDATE

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-There's a roundtable up this morning with thoughts from some of the crew on the top fights at UFC Fight Night 52, which will be airing overnight in the U.S. from Japan. Excerpt from Dan Moore: “I'm more interested in seeing certain fighters rather than the actual fights themselves. Hyun Gyu Lim was a tougher opponent for Tarec Saffiedine then anyone expected, and he should comfortably beat Takenori Sato. Kyoji Horiguchi is already a ranked flyweight after two UFC wins, and he should pick up a third by beating Jon Delos Reyes. If that happens as anticipated, surely he moves onto tougher opponents ahead of him in the rankings.” Head to the mobile site at MMATorch.com in your phone or tablet browser for the full roundtable.

-Turns out whatever weight issues Mark Hunt was having yesterday might have been overblown, as he came in at 264 lbs. at the official weigh-ins for his fight tonight with Roy Nelson. Get the full weigh-in results on the mobile site.

-Speaking of Nelson, the heavyweight fighter is eying a title run in his future, and he is hoping to secure a fight with the Cain Velasquez-Fabricio Werdum winner for that belt. See his comments with further thoughts on the mobile site now.

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