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The camp began a few days ago, but for Islam, it has really started today. Makhachev is now officially in camp for his next fight.

"Legs still sharper than a guillotine. Training with the young wolves, sharpening the blade. The return is coming whether they like it or not."

It started to get noisy. Tables getting flipped over, guys running in with guns. They were telling me to get down, I didn't get down. It was f--king awesome. I literally took every minute of it in. And it was pretty crazy, unique experience.

After some feeling out, Edwards went the grappling route in the opening round, getting the fight against the fence and looking for a way to take Dumont down. When that finally succeeded, however, it was Dumont landing on top, Edwards' plan having backfired.

Montague immediately landed a takedown inside of 20 seconds into the fight, landing a couple of punches on the way inside. Montague, on top, was then all over 'Sheetara' with ground n' pound while staying heavy and preventing any hope of escape.

"Baku is one of the best cities in the world to visit, It's beautiful and home to some of the greatest people you'll ever meet. I was completely blown away when I visited last year."

I do like Dana, but I just think Dana's ego is getting a little bit out of control. I think he's totally switched off from the UFC. I don't even watch the UFC anymore. I couldn't tell you half the people who fight there. The events aren't juicy no more.

UFC is not going to be very happy for me to say that, but I didn't like it. I think that's disrespectful towards the fans, because I am a fan myself. If you can't put Alex Pereira or Ilia Topuria on a airplane and put them in Washington in front of the White House, I don't think that's good. I think that's sloppy.

"Since 2014, I've been part of the UFC, building my name, proving myself, and showing what I'm capable of inside that octagon. After 32 fights, I can proudly say I've never been submitted or knocked out. I've always stepped in there with heart, discipline, and respect for the game."

Rogan explained he had texted Trump the day before the fights, telling him about the psychoactive drug ibogaine and how it had helped veterans he knows with PTSD and other ailments; he said it helped fighters as well, but that it was not approved by the FDA.

"Johnny did a great job. We had great preparation. And if there is disconnect between what I wanted for the game plan and his execution, that falls on me as the coach."