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UFC Fight Night 193: Santos vs. Walker (2021)

Thiago Santos vs. Johnny Walker (Light Heavyweight) Kevin Holland vs. Kyle Daukaus (Middleweight) Alex Oliveira vs. Niko Price (Welterweight) Misha Cirkunov vs. Krzysztof Jotko (Middleweight) Alexander Hernandez vs. Mike Breeden (Lightweight)
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Thiago Santos vs. Johnny Walker (Light Heavyweight) Kevin Holland vs. Kyle Daukaus (Middleweight) Alex Oliveira vs. Niko Price (Welterweight) Misha Cirkunov vs. Krzysztof Jotko (Middleweight) Alexander Hernandez vs. Mike Breeden (Lightweight)

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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:10/2/2021
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Studio:Ultimate Fighting Championship

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