But at UFC 185 on March 14, 2015, Brazil’s Rafael dos Anjos brought the “Showtime Era” as lightweight champ to a fast halt.

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In the UFC, there's no shame when a champion loses their title. Even if it comes by knockout or submission, losing to the best is something that happens to even great fighters.

The UFC has always had legendary Brazilian fighters on the roster and at present, this continues to grow and showcase ...

Tony Ferguson lives to fight another day in the GFL, and against a name you'll recognize. The former interim lightweight ...