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UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov was booed on Saturday night after sending a message to Moscow after winning his fight.The Russian mixed martial artist produced a flurry of devastating punches just two minutes and 12 seconds into the first round to defeat Jairzinho Rozenstruik via a technical knockout. However, his comments during his post-fight interview inside the Octagon saw the 33-year-old receive boos from the crowd at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas.Speaking to Paul Felder after being declared the winner, Volkov explained: “I’m just feeling happy, to get a win again and start a win streak.

MMA Junkie, analysts Daniel Cormier and Paul Felder were screaming at the referee from cageside to stop the fight, while Cormier also said another experience referee Marc Goddard, who was watching on from the side of the octagon, also looked concerned the the fight was being allowed to continue. But the Frenchman's corner was clearly unwilling to throw in the towel, while referee Kiselev also seemed to show little concern for his condition.He stopped the fight briefly when Saint-Denis was caught with an accidental poke to the eye, but despite the fighter's claim he could not see from that eye, the fight was restarted and more punishment ensued. Should the fight had been stopped by the referee? Let us know in the comments section. Dos Santos

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Conor McGregor following his successful return to the lightweight division. The Brazilian snapped a two-fight losing streak last Sunday with a split-decision victory over Paul Felder in the main event of UFC Fight Night 183 in Las Vegas.Dos Anjos' first win at 155lbs in nearly five years has put him in the conversation for a title shot.And the former lightweight king - who has spent the last three years competing at welterweight - reckons a win over 'The Notorious' will be his ticket to a second crack at UFC gold."If Khabib [Nurmagomedov] is really retired, it will leave the division wide open," dos Anjos said.