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Teixeria leads UFC on ESPN+29 bonuses

May 14, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The UFC returned to action on Wednesday night with another card from the VyStar Arena in Jacksonville, Florida.  Glover Teixeria was the big winner on Wednesday with a huge victory over Anthony Smith in the main event of the card.

Teixeria led the way with a $50,000 Performance Bonus.  He dominated the light heavyweight contender for most of the fight and eventually earned a 5th round stoppage.

Also receiving $50K bonuses were Drew Dober who stopped Alexander Hernandez in the second round and Fight of the Night went to Brian Kelleher and Hunter Azure.  Kelleher delivered a KO of Azure in the second round of their fight on the prelims. 

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