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UFC Oklahoma City ‘Du Plessis vs. Usman’ play-by-play, results & round scoring

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UFC Oklahoma City ‘Du Plessis vs. Usman’ play-by-play, results & round scoring

Sherdog’s live
UFC Oklahoma City coverage will begin Saturday at 5 p.m. ET/2
p.m. PT. The event is also known as
UFC Fight Night 281.

Round 1

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Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Round 3

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The Official Result

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Round 2

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Round 3

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The Official Result

Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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The Official Result

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Round 2

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Round 3

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The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
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Round 2

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Round 3

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The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

Sherdog Scores

Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

Sherdog Scores

Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

Round 1

Sherdog Scores

Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 2

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 3

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 4

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
Ben Duffy scores the round:
Tyler Treese scores the round:

Round 5

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Jay Pettry scores the round:
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Tyler Treese scores the round:

The Official Result

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Paulo Costa wants his UFC jacket after claiming 200 drug tests

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Paulo Costa wants his UFC jacket after claiming 200 drug tests
Paulo
Costa claims he has been drug-tested around 200 times.

Arman
Tsarukyan, who is scheduled to fight Mauricio
Ruffy on Sept. 19, recently received a clean record jacket from
the
Ultimate Fighting Championship for 50 successful drug tests.
Costa subsequently took to social media to demand a jacket of his
own.

Paulo Costa reacts to Arman Tsarukyan's 50-test UFC
milestone

Reacting to a video of Tsarukyan receiving the milestone jacket,
Costa asked for his own, claiming to have been drug-tested 200
times.

“I keep asking where is my f*ck 200 tests Ugly jacket son of a
b*tchessssss,†Costa posted on X.

Costa is among the UFC's most tested athletes. While “Borrachinhaâ€
never tested positive for any banned substances, he accepted a
six-month suspension from the UFC's then-drug testing partner,
USADA, in 2019 for using an IV infusion to recover from a weight
cut. Costa has previously complained about drug testing authorities
turning up at his residence early in the morning while he was on a
tough weight cut. Costa’s frequent testing history gave him the
idea to come up with his “Secret Juice,†which has now turned into
a brand.

The Brazilian has one fight left on his UFC contract. He recently
campaigned for an interim light heavyweight title fight, and claims
the UFC wasn't interested and is repeatedly stalling his Octagon
return.

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Tyron Woodley details ‘rock bottom’ after losing UFC title to Kamaru Usman

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Tyron Woodley details ‘rock bottom’ after losing UFC title to Kamaru Usman
Tyron
Woodley recently admitted that he mentally hit rock bottom
after losing his
Ultimate Fighting Championship title.

Woodley (19-7) was unbeaten in seven straight outings since 2014,
including four title defenses, when he put his welterweight title
on the line against Kamaru
Usman in 2018. Usman dethroned Woodley via a dominant unanimous
decision. The latter recently revealed that he felt like a laughing
stock after losing his belt.

Tyron Woodley recalls depression after Kamaru Usman ended his
UFC title reign

“The Chosen One†felt like all his detractors finally got what they
had been wishing for when he lost the belt to Usman in a one-sided
fight. Woodley revealed that his close friend, UFC Hall of Famer
Demetrious
Johnson, tried to help him deal with his depression.

“D.J. tried for a long time to put me out of it,†Woodley told
Ariel Helwani. “Rock bottom is when I thought everybody was
laughing at me. I thought the UFC was laughing at me. Usman was
laughing at me. During my title reign, I was in a divorce; I had a
girlfriend; I had a kid. I had all this stuff; I was spending
$40,000 a month; being dumb… When I lost the belt, it was like a
state of depression where I felt like everybody finally got what
they wanted… All the stuff I won, all those titles, I went three
years without losing a round, let alone a fight, right? That was a
harvest from the season before, but I had to eat sh*t.â€

Woodley never won in the UFC again and parted ways with the
promotion in 2021 on a four-fight slump. He then suffered three
consecutive losses in boxing, including a knockout loss to Jake Paul.
The former champ's winless streak finally ended with a wrestling
victory against Joaquin
Buckley at RAF 12. Woodley has since suffered a pinfall loss in
a wrestling match against Khamzat
Chimaev at RAF Moscow earlier this month. Woodley admits that
he heaved a sigh of relief after returning to the win column
against Buckley.

“And after I beat Buckley, I’m like, finally, it’s over with,â€
Woodley added.

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Gable Steveson: Vacant UFC belt could put fire back in Jon Jones

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Gable Steveson: Vacant UFC belt could put 'fire' back in Jon Jones
Jon
Jones' protégé, Gable
Steveson, believes the former
Ultimate Fighting Championship double champ could return to
action.

Jones retired last year as the heavyweight champion after
repeatedly stalling on a title unification bout with then-interim
champ Tom
Aspinall. Aspinall was then promoted to undisputed status after
Jones' retirement. However, the Englishman recently vacated the
belt, which Steveson believes could pave the way for Jones' Octagon
return.

Gable Steveson believes the open UFC heavyweight title picture
could tempt Jon Jones out of retirement

Aspinall put his title on the line against Ciryl Gane
last October. The fight ended in an anticlimactic no-contest after
a double-eye poke by Gane in the first round left Aspinall unable
to continue. Aspinall has since been inactive as he recovers from
multiple eye surgeries. He recently vacated the heavyweight title
of his own accord.

Amid rumors linking unbeaten Josh Hokit
to fighting Gane for the undisputed title, Steveson believes Jones
could be lured to return to action by the heavyweight title picture
opening up. Being Jones' regular training partner, Steveson is
confident that “Bones†can still handle himself against the best
heavyweights.

“I have heard rumbles of [Gane vs.] Josh Hokit,†Steveson told RMC
Sport Combat. “That would be a fantastic fight. Josh is another
fast guy that can keep up with the pace of Gane… I think Jon would
like to come back also. Maybe seeing the belt opens up puts another
fire in him. Jon's my training partner every day in Albuquerque.
So, I have seen what he can still do. I know he can do it at the
highest level. Maybe his time will come again and I think it
will.â€

While Jones retired last year, he is still on the UFC roster and
has been drug-tested thrice in 2026, leaving the window open for a
return. Meanwhile, Steveson is scheduled to take on Sean Sharaf
at UFC
331 on Sept. 19 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

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