All right. Hi, everyone. It is 12.50. It is 12.50 East Coast time in the morning on

now the 12th of December 2021. The very last UFC paper review of 2021, it is in the books.

UFC 269 has just wrapped moments ago at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. My

name is Luke Thomas. I am one half of the hosting duo from morning combat from CBS Sports

and Showtime award winning morning combat. Let's talk about more about that on Monday. Thanks

to everyone who sent such kind notes and voted for us for the MMA awards. But we're not

here for today to talk about that. We will get to that on Monday when BC joins me. We will

review everything that happened the whole week. But right now, this is my UFC 269 post

fight show. A bit of a recommendation. Please give the video a thumbs up if you are watching.

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now is your time to get out of here. So five, four, three, two, one. All right. Let's get

to some UFC 269 analysis. All right. There you have it. Okay. So let's get to these results.

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Okay. So for today's show, we're only going to get to like the main domain, maybe a couple

of the things on the main card. Obviously, we're going to revisit these things on Monday

in a more full-throwed way when BC joins me. But we're going to leave some stuff on the

cutting floor here today. We'll go for about 45 minutes to an hour or so. Okay. That's

fine. I don't care about that. All right. Let's do this. In your main event, Charles

Olivera defeats Dustin Paurier, the a rear naked choke at 102 of the third round. So Charles

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