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Khabib Nurmagomedov showed on Saturday night why he is undefeated in his professional mixed martial arts career, by shutting down arguably his most dangerous opponent to date in Conor McGregor.
It appears Khabib Nurmagomedov has an unlikely ally in the aftermath of his title defense match against Conor McGregor on Saturday night, when he jumped into the crowd after submitting the Irishman.
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Jagex has announced that the RuneScape Mobile Members Beta has officially kicked off for folks with both iOS and Android mobile devices. Those who are eligible to participate will be working with the dev team “to deliver the optimum player experience over the coming months”.
Anthony Pettis is looking at a lengthy layoff following his loss to Tony Ferguson at UFC 229, but it isn’t for the injury that halted their lightweight fight.
Khabib Nurmagomedov won’t be the only one from the UFC 229 main event facing discipline from the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
No one doubts the strength of Tekken 7‘s King, especially now that we live in a post Lil’ Majin’s Evo Run world. But even with the popularity of Tekken’s iconic Luchador, there’s a powerful mid in his movelist that’s going woefully underutilized in intermediate play — King’s F+3.
A safe mid with great frame data and a just-frame attack throw, F+3 secretly leads to almost hopkick-like damage (or more, if you can call out techs when your opponent gets up). If you’re playing King and not already using this move, it’s time to add this frustrating mid to your gameplay.
Source: J King
UFC 229 didn’t hit 3 million pay-per-view buys, but it still did pretty well, according to Dana White.
Following up on his most recent setup video for Condor, Sas Izm has delivered a whole new set of combo videos for several of the game’s characters below. If you’ve ever wanted to get in to Breaker’s Revenge and were not sure where to start (or were just curious about what its combos and setups looked like — practical or otherwise), then take a look at these recent uploads below.
Developed by Visco Corp, Breaker’s Revenge is one of the most popular “obscure” fighters in the FGC, survived almost exclusively by emulation and a vocal fanbase (which you can join via Discord). And it kind of has to, as Breaker’s Revenge never made it out of the arcades. Breaker’s Revenge continues to be played regularly in tournaments, particularly in Japan arcades like Mikado.
Source: Sas Izm
Even if Khabib Nurmagomedov gets no more than a slap on the wrist from the UFC and the Nevada Athletic Commission for his post-fight actions on Saturday, he won’t receive the same treatment at home.