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Chute Boxe ⭐️ style…We don’t care.

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See you tomorrow @ketlenvieiramma pic.twitter.com/30ohmH1ki2 — CrisCy₿org.com Aug22 on ESPN (@criscyborg) August 21, 2026 Cristiane Justino's PFL featherweight world championship won't be on the line in her retirement fight after her opponent unprofessionally missed weight.

PFL Tampa is now headlined by a non-title fight due to Ketlen Vieira unprofessionally coming in 7.2 pounds over the featherweight limit. The fight will move forward, although Vieira will be fined a percentage of her purse and won't be able to win Justino's title. "Cyborg" responded to the weight miss by saying, "Chute Boxe style. We don't care. Porrada. See you tomorrow."

One of the greatest women's mixed martial artists of all-time, Justino enters what might be her final MMA fight with a professional record of 29-2. The Brazilian is 8-0 inside Bellator and PFL and previously…

186lbs for Fluffy!

Anthony Hernandez is on weight for his hometown main event!

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[ #UFCSacramento is LIVE AUG 22 at 8pmET on @ParamountPlus ] pic.twitter.com/z8cJ3PU9iR — UFC (@ufc) August 21, 2026 The Ultimate Fighting Championship's return to Sacramento is now official following the UFC Fight Night 285 weigh-ins.

The main event of UFC Sacramento will see middleweight contender Anthony Hernandez take on tested veteran Gregory Rodrigues. Both men had no issue making weight for the five-round fight. In fact, all 26 fighters on the card successfully hit their marks.

Hernandez (15-3, 1 NC) is looking to bounce back after a deflating TKO defeat to Sean Strickland earlier this year. The setback derailed an impressive eight-fight win streak for "Fluffy." The American is just 32, so he'll look to grow from the defeat to the now-champion. Hernandez weighed in at 186 pounds on the dot.

Rodrigues (19-6) is the older …

Alexandre Pantoja believes his accolades warrant more respect than he receives.

The former Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight titleholder will have an opportunity to reclaim the title against Joshua Van at UFC 331 on Sept. 19 in Los Angeles. He suffered an arm injury early in their first meeting in December last year and has been focused on recovery and his Octagon return ever since.

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Alexandre Pantoja says an early arm injury defines his view of first Joshua Van fight Pantoja believes his title loss is sometimes portrayed as though Van simply beat him, which the Brazilian disputes.

“He not beat me, you know?” Pantoja said in a recent interview. “I know like an athlete, I lose the fight, I know I lose my belt, I'm not my champion anymore, but it's not someone beat me.”

Pantoja also pointed to his strength of schedule at 125 pounds, noting that he has faced much of the division's elite, defeated some opponents multiple times and put togethe…