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02:59 PM ET 06.17 | Benson Henderson offered his two cents to Anthony Pettis trying to get a title shot over T.J. Grant at UFC 154. "As I've always said, I don't care who I fight or when I fight them. I'm going to do what I always do, which is continue training to be the best in the world," Henderson said in a statement to MMAFighting.com. "I'll just fight and let the others worry about talking their way into fights."

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02:41 PM ET 06.17 | Ricardo Lamas doesn't have an opponent for UFC 162 now, but he will still be paid his show money if one can't be found before the event. Lamas was scheduled to face Chan Sung Jung, but the "Korean Zombie" was pulled from the fight to face Jose Aldo in the UFC 163 main event. "You have two guys who both could've gotten this fight and Ricardo, unfortunately, I know is bummed out. And I told him, 'You're in that place that Chuck Liddell was in at one time. You're in that place that Carlos Condit was in at one time. And you're in that place that Johny Hendricks has been in. You will get yours. I promise you,'" White said.

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02:21 PM ET 06.17 | Roy Nelson has one of the best chins in the UFC heavyweight division, and now he has the record to prove it. According to UFC president Dana White, he set the UFC mark for the most strikes absorbed in the Octagon without getting knocked out at 437. "(Frank) Mir and Joey Beltran have been hit more as heavyweights, but knocked out. Roy does not get knocked out," said White.

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02:03 PM ET 06.17 | UFC president Dana White has never been a fan of referee Steve Mazzagatti and wasn't fond of the referee's late stoppage in Josh Burkman's submission win against Jon Fitch on Friday night. "Does anyone disagree with me that Mazzagatti???s a (expletive) toolbox? I mean he literally did nothing," White said. "Literally when (Fitch) goes limp, he goes limp, he???s out and then (Burkman) rolls him (expletive) over, lets his head (expletive) flop to the thing and then stands up over him. He's literally like this standing up over him before Mazzagatti even (expletive) gets in the picture."

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01:49 PM ET 06.17 | Josh Burkman not only pulled off the biggest upset in WSOF's short history, but he also earned the most money. Burkman earned $32,000 for the submission win over Jon Fitch on Friday, while Fitch earned $30,000 in a losing effort. Steve Carl earned $20,000 for his win over Tyson Steele in the co-main event.

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