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The Canadian standout was in complete control the whole way through, picking apart Burns and landing the more impactful blows in the first two round, opening up a commanding lead. In the third, he hurt Burns and stayed on him from there, dropping him a second time and quickly pounding out the finish.

That’s now four straight wins for the leader of the “Maple Leaf Militia,” who will have a number next to his name on Tuesday and will look to continue his push towards the Top 10 later this year. Following the contest, an emotional Burns removed his gloves and announced his retirement from the sport. The 39-year-old has been a standout in the division for the last seven years and a UFC mainstay for well over a decade.

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Phillips came out looking to wrestle and did well to put Jourdain on his back in the opening round, with the French-Canadian constantly working from bottom and scrambling up quickly. As the fight progressed, Jourdain was able to find more success on the feet and work clear of Phillips’ attempts to grapple with greater swiftness. Down the stretch, the Canadian turned it on, cutting Phillips and pulling away.

All three judges scored the fight the same way, awarding Jourdain two of the three rounds for the unanimous decision win. After having an entertaining, but inconsistent run at featherweight, Jourdain has now won each of his first three starts in the 135-pound weight class, creeping to the doorstep of the Top 15 with Saturday’s gutsy effort.

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The newcomer Nallo came out sharp, taking the fight to Herbert and seemingly having the Brit on the ropes. But as Nallo tried to press forward in search of a finish, Herbert found a heavy shot that put him on the deck. From there, Nallo struggled to recover and Herbert made sure to make him pay, dropping him a second time and chasing down the finish.

This was a hard-earned win for the British veteran, who picked up his second UFC finish and fourth victory to open his 2-26 campaign. “The Black Country Banger” remains a talented truth machine in the thick of the lightweight division.

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Silva did well off her back in the opening round, threatening with a triangle choke that forced the St. Catharines, Ontario native to be defensively minded. But as the fight progressed, the dogged Jasudavicius found more success, shutting down the submission attempts quicker and landing offense of her own from top position. They battled this way through the final two rounds, leaving the verdict in the hands of the judges.

In the end, all three judges saw the fight in favor of Jasudavicius, who got herself moving in the right direction again following her setback last October in Vancouver. After a tough prelim slate for the home team, this was terrific way to start the main card for the Canadians.

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Moisés had to work hard to get into his preferred grappling entanglements in the first, eventually working to the back and having some success on the canvas. But the exchange seemed to take a lot out of him, as Young seemingly worked back into the fight in the second before taking it to the Brazilian veteran in the third, stinging him repeatedly before the two stood and traded down the stretch.

After 15 entertaining minutes, the judges were called upon to determine the victor, and two of the three officials saw it in favor of Young. The 25-year-old has now earned consecutive victories and continues to impress as a promising talent in the loaded lightweight division.

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