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Carlos Calderon is reportedly set to make his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut on four days’ notice.

Lucas Brennan was originally scheduled to face Austin Bashi in a featherweight bout at UFC Vegas 124 on Saturday at Meta Apex in Las Vegas. However, Brennan was forced out of the matchup after suffering a torn ACL. According to Marcel Dorff, Calderon has stepped up on four days’ notice to make his UFC debut against Bashi.

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Carlos Calderon reportedly replaces Lucas Brennan against Austin Bashi Calderon (11-4, 1 NC) is currently riding a three-fight winning streak. He won the Fury Fighting Championship featherweight title against former UFC fighter Damon Jackson this past May. “The Chief” then defended his title against Lorram Esteves in October.

Calderon lost to Alberto Montes on Dana White’s Contender Series in 2024 and has gone 5-1 in Fury FC since.

Meanwhile, Bashi (14-2) was undefeated when he earned his contract on DWCS in 2024. Howe…

Tom Nolan says he’ll make quick work of Renato “Money” Moicano in a rematch.

Nolan (12-1) and Moicano (21-8-1) headlined an Ultimate Fighting Championship Fight Night at Meta Apex in Las Vegas on Oct. 31. Moicano controlled Nolan on the ground for most of the first two rounds. However, referee Dan Miragliotta controversially stood the fighters up in the second frame even though Moicano had Nolan’s back. Nolan then finished Moicano in the third round. Fighters and fans have since slammed Miragliotta’s call.

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What Tom Nolan said about a potential rematch with Renato Moicano Nolan is willing to give Moicano a rematch to settle the controversy from their UFC Vegas 123 headliner.

However, the Australian believes his Brazilian counterpart couldn’t have controlled him on the ground for the rest of the fight, even if the referee hadn’t intervened in the second round. Nolan is confident that he will finish Moicano sooner in a rematch.

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Conor McGregor denies laughing at Colby Covington’s submission defeat to Raul Rosas Jr.

Covington took on Rosas Jr. in a submission-grappling match at Hype FC in Rome, Italy, on Nov. 3. Rosas Jr. forced the tap in just 40 seconds with a rear-naked choke. The Dazn broadcast cut to McGregor as “El Nino Problema” celebrated his short-notice victory. The former two-division Ultimate Fighting Championship titleholder was seen laughing and he’s now clarified that he wasn't taking pleasure in Covington’s loss.

What Conor McGregor said about the clip from Hype FC in Rome While it’s unclear what McGregor was guffawing at, the clip shows the Irishman laughing while Rosas Jr. embraced his team. However, McGregor says he was enjoying the event and claims the clip has been edited to time his laughter with Covington’s loss. “Notorious” took to social media to assert that he never laughs at competing athletes.

“This is false and fully edited,” McGregor wrote on X. “I had an amazing a…