UF164: Uriah Hall Discusses Weightcut Issue and UFC 220 Recap

UFC Unfiltered with Jim Norton and Matt Serra

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4.5 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2018

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

UFC Middleweight contender, and friend of the show, Uriah Hall, calls in to talk about the circumstances surrounding his withdrawal from his scheduled UFC Fight Night St. Louis bout against Vitor Belfort last Sunday, how he's feeling now, and what could be next for him. Plus, Jim and Matt break down all the action from UFC 220 and discuss Robert Whittaker's health issues, Tony vs. Khabib and Rose vs. Joanna in Brooklyn at UFC 223, and more.

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0:00.0	We have a great episode of UFC Unfiltered, Matt and I talk about UFC 220.
0:05.7	We preview the fights coming up in Brooklyn in a few weeks.
0:08.6	Would that be April 7th?
0:10.2	And we talk to you, Ryan Hall, who really assessed their record straight.
0:18.2	Chas are dropped throughout this arena.
0:20.0	Nobody is sitting down.
0:21.3	Jason, that finished elbow's raining down.
0:23.7	Oh!
0:24.6	On the button!
0:25.4	Are you kidding me?
0:26.3	Oh, he heard him again!
0:27.2	He's out!
0:28.8	This is UFC Unfiltered.
0:33.2	And now your host, Jim Norton and Matt Sarah.
0:40.5	Welcome.
0:42.0	I could see Matt and Chris.
0:43.9	Great to see you, Jimmy.
0:45.5	Like us.
0:46.2	And we have...
0:46.8	I pick it up when we get on air.
0:48.2	I'm kind of mel over here.
0:49.2	Yeah, yeah.
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