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Uros Medic looking for 'spectacular finish' against Daniel Rodriguez in homecoming fight at UFC Belgrade

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Uros Medic looking for 'spectacular finish' against Daniel Rodriguez in homecoming fight at UFC Belgrade

Uros Medic is looking to make a statement at UFC Belgrade.

Medic is from Serbia and is set to headline the first UFC event in the country against Daniel Rodriguez in a fun welterweight bout. Heading into the fight, Medic is a sizable betting favorite, and he knows he has a chance to make his country proud with his performance.

So, not only is Medic looking to win, but he's looking to get a spectacular finish on Saturday to send the entire country into a party.

“Obviously, I mean, it's on me to wrap it up and kind of, you know, put an icing on the cake of this event and deliver a spectacular finish so we can all go home and just enjoy and celebrate,†Medic told MMA Junkie.

Medic enters his first UFC main event riding high as he's coming off a KO win over Geoff Neal. He's won three in a row and has won all of his seven UFC fights by knockout.

Uros Medic praises Daniel Rodriguez ahead of UFC Belgrade

So, entering UFC Belgrade, Uros Medic has full confidence he can get another KO.

Although Medic knows Rodriguez is as durable as they come and can take a punch, he believes his power is different.

“He's made his name in this division,†Medic said. “He has 20 victories, 5 losses. He's a great fighter and has fought and almost finished some of the really, really good fighters as well. So, with that being said, I think his biggest attribute is just that he can take a punch, and he just kind of keeps going. But I've met fighters like that before. I've crossed paths with fighters that can take a punch. …

“So to all these guys that come around and they're like, ‘Oh, you know, they're tough, and they haven't, they don't get finished. They don't get knocked out.' Sure, they don't, but they also don't face a fighter like me. I come to fight, and every second of that fight is going to be a fight.â€

Medic pointed to all his other opponents who were considered tough and hard to finish, so he doesn't think it's any different against Rodriguez.

Do you think Uros Medic will beat Daniel Rodriguez at UFC Belgrade?

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Joaquin Buckley vows to livestream UFC comeback after 3 straight losses

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Joaquin Buckley vows to livestream UFC comeback after 3 straight losses
Joaquin
Buckley remains undeterred after his third consecutive defeat
in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Buckley faced Mike Malott in the Canadian's home country at

UFC Edmonton on Saturday. Malott landed a knee in the second
round and followed with a punch before the referee stopped the
bout. Despite the setback, “New Mansa†remains optimistic about his
future.

Joaquin Buckley plans to document his rebuild after Mike
Malott’s UFC Edmonton knockout

Buckley won six straight fights before his current skid. He now
plans to livestream his efforts to rebuild, inviting fans to follow
the process.

“Right now, we rebuilding and I want y'all to see the process, not
just the results,†Buckley wrote in the caption of his postfight
Instagram post. “The highs, the lows, and everything it takes to
become who God called me to be.â€

In the accompanying video, Buckley said he wants to share his
training and introduce fans to his team.

“I realize that I want to document everything,†Buckley said. “I
want to document the process, I want to document the work, I want
to document the team. This is really just starting back over from
scratch; creating a new foundation and making something happen… I'm
not going to stop; I'm going to keep working. And I'll make sure
that everybody remembers that name.â€

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Joaquin Buckley vows to livestream UFC comeback after 3 straight losses

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Joaquin Buckley vows to livestream UFC comeback after 3 straight losses
Joaquin
Buckley remains undeterred after his third consecutive defeat
in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Buckley faced Mike Malott in the Canadian's home country at

UFC Edmonton on Saturday. Malott landed a knee in the second
round and followed with a punch before the referee stopped the
bout. Despite the setback, “New Mansa†remains optimistic about his
future.

Joaquin Buckley plans to document his rebuild after Mike
Malott’s UFC Edmonton knockout

Buckley won six straight fights before his current skid. He now
plans to livestream his efforts to rebuild, inviting fans to follow
the process.

“Right now, we rebuilding and I want y'all to see the process, not
just the results,†Buckley wrote in the caption of his postfight
Instagram post. “The highs, the lows, and everything it takes to
become who God called me to be.â€

In the accompanying video, Buckley said he wants to share his
training and introduce fans to his team.

“I realize that I want to document everything,†Buckley said. “I
want to document the process, I want to document the work, I want
to document the team. This is really just starting back over from
scratch; creating a new foundation and making something happen… I'm
not going to stop; I'm going to keep working. And I'll make sure
that everybody remembers that name.â€

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16-0 Farid Basharat fires back at Dana White over UFC exit comments

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16-0 Farid Basharat fires back at Dana White over UFC exit comments
Farid
Basharat is pushing back against suggestions that he was
difficult to work with.

Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana
White addressed Basharat's departure after
UFC Edmonton. White suggested there were reasons beyond the
unbeaten bantamweight's results for the decision not to renew his
contract, prompting a response.

Farid Basharat denies refusing UFC fights, cites Victor Hugo
weight miss and torn MCL

The UFC did not offer Basharat (16-0) a new contract despite his
7-0 promotional record. After White raised difficulties with
matchmakers and declined fights as possible reasons for such
departures, “Ferocious†reiterated that he had never turned down an
opponent and cited instances in which he competed under unfavorable
circumstances.

Basharat pointed to his victory over Victor Hugo, who weighed 145.5
pounds for their originally scheduled bantamweight bout in 2024 —
9.5 pounds above the non-title limit. He also said he competed with
a torn medial collateral ligament in his knee during his
Dana White's Contender Series appearance in 2022.

“He kind of alluded to, maybe I was turning down fights, or maybe I
was difficult to deal with,†Basharat said on Instagram. “I
definitely didn't turn nobody down. In fact, we're talking about
the same guy that, in Abu Dhabi, I fought in 2024; my opponent
missed weight by 10 pounds and I still went ahead with the fight…
Still put on a good show and won. In my Contender Series fight, I
had a torn MCL, still went ahead with the fight… These are facts
you can ask your UFC staff; you can ask the physio team.â€

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