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Jack Slack, it's the Jack Slack podcast, and we're coming at you following UFC Macau,

Song Yadong versus Deverson Figuredo.

And honestly, I quite enjoyed this one.

It was very under the radar for me. It was one of those

ones where I was like, well, I'll watch it because there's nothing else on. And I had a pretty

good time, I would say. It was very funny that every Chinese fighter on this card except

Song Yadong lost. Or actually, to be fair, in Sumadhaji's case, he didn't lose, but his

fight didn't go his way by his own doing. Everyone else on the card who was from China got

battered. Which is very funny because the UFC, once every two years, goes to China and says,

we're going to break through in China. And they even built a performance institute out there, and then everyone gets bodied.

Because the only great Chinese fighter at the moment is Zhang Wei Li, and they're not going to put her on a Chinese card because they save her for numbered events.

It was crazy that they had Yan Jian Jiannan as the number one contender in that division, and they were going to China like two weeks before the pay-per-view, which was in Vegas.

And you were going, why? What's the point of that?

If you actually want to break through in China, take your Chinese champion and Chinese challenger to China.

But alas, they did not.

So the main event was Song Yadong versus Deveson Figuero.

This was like a continuation of Devis and Figuero's last fight where all the bad Deverson

Figueroeroa habits that he can outweigh, he can sort of counter them by being

massively powerful and a really surprisingly good scrambler and grappler.

That sort of often makes up for his horribly low pace and lack of urgency. It's almost like the opponent putting some grappling on him,

putting some stuff on him, makes him work at a higher pace, and then he lands good counters,

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