UFC Fight Night 251 Marks Historic Debut in Las Vegas
UFC Fight Night 251 Marks Historic Debut in Las Vegas

UFC Fight Night 251 Marks Historic Debut in Las Vegas

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UFC 312 in Sydney showcased an action-packed afternoon, highlighted by the highly anticipated rematch between Dricus du Plessis and Sean Strickland for the UFC middleweight title. After the event, the physical toll on the fighters was evident, with several needing medical attention, including Tatiana Suarez, who required assistance after her grueling bout against Zhang Weili. Strickland was seen leaving with a broken nose, while local fighter Jake Matthews hobbled out with an ice pack on his injured leg. The event also sparked controversy regarding government funding, with NSW Premier Chris Minns facing backlash over a $16 million deal to host UFC events, raising concerns among women's safety advocates. Editor Bevan Shields criticized this expenditure, arguing it glorifies violence, prompting opposition leader Mark Speakman to label Minns as 'tone deaf.' The discussions around the event reflect ongoing tensions between sporting entertainment and public safety concerns.

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