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UFC 252 bonuses

August 16, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC 252 took place last night at The Apex in Las Vegas and produced two Performance Bonuses and a Fight of the Night. 

Kai Kamaka and Tony Kelley earned the Fight of the Night in their promotional debut.  The first prelim bout of the evening earned the honors for a back and forth fight which Kamaka won.

The performance bonuses went to Virna Jandiroba for a dominant first round ground performance to submit Felice Herrig via armbar.  Daniel Pineda had the upset of the night as he stopped Herbert Burns in the second-round. 

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There was other impressive performance on the card including Jairzinho Rozenstruik’s KO victory over Junior Dos Santos.  Also, Marlon Vera’s stoppage of Sean O’Malley in the very first round. 

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