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  • UFC 196 Las Vegas live results: Conor McGregor vs. Nate Diaz

    Welcome to F4WOnline.com’s live coverage of UFC 196: McGregor vs. Diaz from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is a much anticipated event headlined by UFC Featherweight Champion Conor McGregor taking on Nate Diaz in a welterweight bout after Diaz replaced the injured Rafael Dos Anjos, who was scheduled to defend the UFC Lightweight Championship against McGregor on this card. In the co-main event, it will be UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Holly Holm making her first title defense since defeating Ronda Rousey as she defends against Rousey’s long-time rival, top contender Miesha Tate. Also on the card is our very own “Filthy” Tom Lawlor as he takes on Corey Anderson. Follow along with our live coverage of the event beginning at 6:30 PM eastern time with preliminary action all the way thru the main card.

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    PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC FIGHT PASS- 6:30 PM ET/3:30 PM PT)

    FEATHERWEIGHTS- JULIAN EROSA (15-2, 1-0 UFC) VS. TERUTO ISHIHARA (7-2-2, 0-0-1 UFC)

    First round:  Trading body kicks.  Erosa front kick knocked Ishihara down.  Nice high kick by Ishihara.  Punch and knee by Ishihara  and Erosa was down but quickly up.  Low kick by Ishihara.  Front kick by Erosa  put Ishhara down.  Now they are in a clinch against the fence.   They were quickly separated.  Left high kick and big punches by Ishiara.  Ishihara hurt him with a left.  Erosa took him down.  Erosa’s left leg looks horrible.  Close round.  10-9 Ishihara

    Second round:  Ishihara knocked him down and finished him with punches from the top right away.  It was a left counter behind the ear that put Erosa down and good punches on the ground that finished him.

    LIGHTWEIGHTS- JASON SAGGO (10-2, 1-1 UFC) VS. JUSTIN SALAS (12-6, 3-3 UFC)

    First round:  Salas took him down off a kick.  Saggo reversed to the top.  Salas has a cheering section.  Saggo working for an armbar.  Now he’s got Salas’ back.  Saggo is punching.  Saggo continued punching him from that position until it was stopped. 

    LIGHTWEIGHTS- DIEGO SANCHEZ (25-8, 14-8 UFC) VS. JIM MILLER (25-7 1 NC, 14-6 1 NC UFC)

    First round:  Sanchez ran across the ring in and grabbed Miller’s leg and threw him down.  Miller back up.  Mlller started  to land.  Miller with counter right.  He land some more.  Sanchez took him down.  Short slam by Sanchez while in guard.  Sanchez landing some punches from the top.  Sanchez landing some elbows.  10-9 Sanchez.

    Second round:  Miller made him stumble with a low kick.  Miller continues to land low kicks.  Miller with a body punch.  Body kick by Miller but Sanchez took him down off it.  Miller back up.  Sanchez bleeding from the left ear from elbows by by Miller.  Head kick by Miller.  Nice left by Miller. Spin kick by Sanchez didn’t land solid.  Miller went for a takedown but Sanchez sprawled.  Sanches went for a takedown, Miller grabbed a guillotine and threw a  knees.  More knees by Miller.  Sanchez popped out.  Sanchez went for a takedown and Miller spun behind him.  Miller’s round so 19-19.

    Third round:  Sanchez grabbed his leg for a takedown but Miller blocked.  Miller with a right.  Fans chanting for Sanchez.  Sanchez is more active.  Sanchez went for a takedown but it was blocked.  Miller went for a takedown but didn’t get it but land a body kick.  Left landed by Sanchez.  Sanchez got a quick takedown but Miller up  Body kick by Miller.  Both swinging wildly at the end.  Close fight but I’ve got Sanchez 29-28.

    Scores:   All three had it 29-28 Sanchez

    Sanchez cut a promo putting over Miller and Fight Pass, as well as Jesus Christ and Yoga.  

    PRELIMINARY CARD (FOX SPORTS 1- 7 PM ET/4 PM PT)

    FEATHERWEIGHTS- (#11) DARREN ELKINS (19-5, 9-4 UFC) VS. CHAS SKELLY (15-1, 4-1 UFC)

    First round:  Elkins on top punching and Skelly going for heel hooks.  Skelly continues going for a heel hook.  Elkins throwing knees.  Left by Elkins.  Elkins landing a lot of uppercuts.  Skelly with a right.  Elkins with knees.  Punches and knees by Elkins.  Both swinging.  Elkins 10-9.

    Second round:   Elkins landed punches.  Elkins with a right and  slammed him down.  Elkins with knees to the body in the clinch on the fence.  Elkins tripped him down  and into side control.  Skelly regained guard.  Elkins landing punches from the top.  Elkins 20-18.

    Third round:  Elkins took him down and got his back.  Skelly back up.  Takedown by Elkins.  Elkins is working for a choke.  Skelly out and back up.  Both landing.  Takedown by elkins and more punches on the ground  Elkins connected on some good shots.  Elkins 30-27.

    Scores:  30-27, 29-27 and 30-26 for Elkins

    MIDDLEWEIGHTS- VITOR MIRANDA (11-4, 2-1 UFC) VS. MARCELO GUIMARAES (9-1-1, 2-1 UFC)

    First round:  Guimaraes has him against the cage.  They were separated.  Both landing punches.  Body kicks by Miranda.  Guimaraes in with punches and going for a takedown.  Los of elbows by Miranda as Guimaraes went for a takedown.  Guimaraes fighting hard for a takedown but not getting it.  The ref separated them again.  Miranda starting to land and Guimaraes is tired.  Guimaraes 10-9 but he’s the one tired at the end.’’

    Second round:  Guimaraes going for a takedown.  Miranda landing a ton of elbows from that position and then separated, landed a head kick which stunned Guimaraes.  After three solid punches standing it was called off.  Good stoppage.

    WELTERWEIGHTS- ERICK SILVA (18-6 1 NC, 6-5 UFC) VS. NORDINE TALEB (11-3, 3-1 UFC)

    First round:  Spin kick to the body by Silva.  Silva with a low kick.  Spin kick to the body and low kick by Silva.  Silva missed a high kick.  Takedown by Taleb and  few punches.  Silva wanted to touch gloves and then threw a hard right.  He turned himself heel with that one.  Taleb landed some punches.  Low kick by  Silva.  Tale back with a calf kick.  Silva shot in but the round ended.  Close round 10-9 Silva.

    Second round:  Body kick by Slva.  Taleb countered with a right that knocked Silva silly and it was immediately waved off.  The place went bananas.  That one should score 50G’s.  

    WELTERWEIGHTS- BRANDON THATCH (11-3, 2-2 UFC) VS. SIYAR BAHADURZADA (21-6-1, 1-2 UFC)

    First round:  Body kick by Thatch.  Body kick by Thatch.  Siyar moved in and landed punches.  Body kick by Siyar.  Siyar landing a lot of punches.  Pretty wild action.  Spinning elbow by Thatch and Siyar landing more punches.  Siyar wth punches.  Thatch with a knee and a takedown.  Thatch went for a guillotine as Siyar reversed to the top.  Thatch is working for a triangle but  Siyar cleared it.  Siyar landing punches on the ground.   Good round 10-9 Siyar.

    Second round:  Thatch with a front kick and head kick.   Siyar then took him down.   Siyar landing punches.  John McCarthy ordered a standup.  Thatch landed punches.  Siyar with knees and a takedown.  Siyar landing punches.  Siyar 20-18.

    Third round:  Siyar with punhes and took hij down again and hurtring him with punches on the ground.  Siyar with more punches.  McCarthy stood them up again.  Takedown by Siyar.  Siyar landing good punches on the ground.  Siyar moved to side position and used a head and arm choke to finish.

    MAIN CARD (PPV- 10 PM ET/7 PM PT)

    WOMEN’S BANTAMWEIGHTS- (#4) AMANDA NUNES (11-4, 4-1 UFC) VS. (#10) VALENTINA SHEVCHENKO (12-1, 1-0 UFC)

    First round:  Body kick by Nunes while Shevchenko threw a punch.  Nunes with a head kick.  Shevchenko with punches.  Body punch by Nunes.  Shevchenko with more punches.  Low kick by Nunes.  Body kick by Nunes.  Nunes with a takedown.  She’s throwing weak body punches.  Nunes 10-9.

    Second round:  Body kick by Nunes and  Shevchenko went for a takedown and kick to the body but Nunes scrambled to the top.  Nunes landing punches  and elbows from the top.  More elbows by Nunes.  Nunes moved to side control.  Shevchenko is bleeding.   Nunes is working for a choke but doesn’t have it.  Nunes with a body triangle.  Shevchenko turned and got on top.  Crowd loved this.  Nunes 20-18.

    Third round:   Shevchenko took her down into side control.  Shevchenko is working for a wristlock.  Nunes out and up.  Nunes is tired .  Chevchenko with two hard knees.  Left by Shevchenko.  Nunes ent for a takedown, Shevchenko blocked it and threw some punches.  Reality is Nunes could get a title shot but he way she fades in the third doesn’t bode well in a five round fight.  Nunes 29-28.

    Scores:   29-28, 29-27 and 29-27 for Nunes

    LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS- (#12) COREY ANDERSON (7-1, 4-1 UFC) VS. TOM LAWLOR (10-5 1 NC, 6-4 UFC)

    First round:   Low kick by Anderson.  Lawlor landed a lot of shots early.  Andeson back with punches.  Low kick by Anderson.  Lefts by Lawlor  Anderosn back with one.  Low kick by Anderson.  Anderson with another low kick.  Action slowed midway through the round. Anderson with  a right.  Both landing.  Right and left by Lawlow.  Anderson with aleft.  Both traded late.  Very close round.  10-9 Lawlor.

    Second round:  Anderson slipped and went down but back up.  Nice left by Lawlor.  Both punched from close range.  Right by Lawlor.  Anderson back with a right.  Low kick by Anderson.  Anderson landing punches.  Right by Anderson.  Low kick by Anderson.  Andeson with a low kick.  Nice left by Lawlor.  Front kick by Lawlor.  Lawlor with a right.  Lawlor with a good flurry late.  Anderson tried a takedown and landed a knee late.  Lawlor 20-18 but these rounds are close. 

    Third round:  Body kick by Anderson.  Right by Anderson.  Anderson takedown into side control.   Anderson landed  a punch from the top.  John McCarthy ordered a standup with 1:05 left.  Right by Anderson and a low kick.  Anderson’s round.   Crowd lightly booed.  29-28 Lawlor but this could easily go either way.

    Scores:  30-27, 30-27 29-28 Anderson.  Fans booed the decision a lot and through his promo. 

    LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS- (#13) GIAN VILLANTE (14-6, 4-3 UFC) VS. ILIR LATIFI (11-4 1 NC, 4-2 UFC)

    First round:  Villante out  with good body kicks.  Latifi exploded for a takedown attempt that he didn’t get.  Latifi  landed a  big left.  Latifi landing several punches.  Latifi on two had Villante hurt and then went for the takedown, which allowed Villante to recover.  Latifi 10-9.

    Second round:   Villante landing kicks.  Latifi with a German suplex.  Left by Latifi.  Latifi trying for a takedown.  Villante was holding the fence bad and Yves Lavigne didn’t see it.  He actually did use his body to shield it but it was really blatant.  Crowd booing because they are just standing there.  Latiifi with a spin kick.  Left by Latifi.  Latifi again has him against the fence going for a takedown.  Latifi slammed him but Villante back up.  Latifi 20-18.

    Third round:  Latifi with a body shot.  Latifi again going for the takedown. Tried a belly to belly but didn’t get it.  Big left by Latifi.  Another left by Latifi.  Side kick by Latifi.  Body kick by Villante.  Another slam by Latifi with 20 seconds left.  Latifi 30-27

    Scores:  All three judges have it 30-27 Latifi.  Really he won all three rounds solidly.

    They showed Jon Jones, Joanna, GSP, Diaz and Conor and GSP got by far the biggest reaction, even above Conor.

    UFC WOMEN’S BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP- (C) HOLLY HOLM (10-0, 3-0 UFC) VS. (#2) MIESHA TATE (17-5, 4-2 UFC)

    First round:  Holm got a really big reaction.  Tate was cheered a ton but not at the level of Holm.  This has a very intense feel about it, very much like a world title fight.  Crowd really psyched.  Miesha chant.  Left and a kick by Holm.  Tate tried a takedown and didn’t get it.  Holly chant.  Much louder than Miesha chants.  Now loud Miesha chants unti Holm shoved her backwards.  Left by Holm.  Very little happening and crowd is still into it.  Holm forward with punches.  Holm with a flurry ending with a side kick.  Tate landed some punches.  Head kick by Holm.  Tate missed on a big kick.  Side kick by Holm.  Holm 10-9.

    Second round:  Tate took her down.  She’s in side controil.  Place popped huge for that.  Holm got guard.  Tate with a punch.  Miesha chants super loud.  Elbows to the body by Tate.  Hard elbows by Tate.  Another good elbow by Tate.  Tate has her back  She’s working for a choke.  She gave it up.  Tate working for it agan.  Crowd going nuts.  Holm survived the round.  10-8 round for Tate so 19-18 Tate.  This crowd is going nuts like few fights I’ve seen.

    Third round:   Head kick by Holm.  Big shots by Holm.  Tate tried a takedown but didn’t get it.  Side kick by Holm.  Body kick by  Holm.  Kick and punch by Holm.  Left by Holm.  Right by Holm.  Tate landed some punches and Holm with a body kick.  Tate tried a takedown but couldn’t get it.  Holm tried a head kick but it was blocked.  Holm’s round so 28-28 after three.

    Fourth round:  Tate with a left.  Holm with a combo.  Tate again tried a takedown but couldn’t get it.  Holm threw her off.  Tate shot in but Holm blocked her.  Holm with punches and threw an elbow when she let her up.  A series of punches by Holm.  Front kick by Holm and more punches.  Holm 38-37 going into the final round.

    Fifth round:  Left by Holm.  Holm with two side kicks.  Holm with a left.  Tate pushed her against the fence.  Holm turned her.  Holm threw an elbow to break the clinch.  Holm with punches and a high kick.  Tate is too slow to grab the leg when Holm is throwing her side kicks.  Tate got her down and got her back again.  Tate is working for a choke.  Holm flipped her over but Tate held on and got the choke tighter.  Holm went out without tapping.  Unreal.  This is one of the best finishes you’ll ever see.  This match was so intense live.  3:30

    WELTERWEIGHTS- (FTW C) CONOR MCGREGOR (19-2, 7-0 UFC) VS. (#5 LW) NATE DIAZ (18-10, 13-8 UFC)

    First round:  The place is still electric.   Not nearly the Irish contingent as in the past but McGregor is still the big crowd favorite.  Big left by McGregor.  Diaz has him against the fence.  McGregor out and landed a left and a right.  McGregor landing punches.  Good body punch by Diaz.  Diaz starting to land.  Spin kick missed by McGregor.  Diaz is starting to land.  Both are landing good shots.  Diaz with a body kick.  Diaz bleeding from the right eye.  McGregor is targeting the eye.  Diaz took him down but McGregor is on top.  McGregor landing punches from the top.  McGregor 10-9.

    Second round:  Spin kick by McGregor.  Spin kick landed by McGregor.  McGregor landing to the body.  Left by McGregor.  McGregor with a spin kick.  Big fight by McGregor.  Diaz is bleeding badly now.  Big right by McGregor.  Diaz tied him up against the fence.  McGregor is really going to work on him now.  Diaz’s face is a mess.  Diaz slapped him in the face.  Right by  Diaz.  Knee by McGregor.  Uppercut by McGregor.  McGregor landing a lot of shots and Diaz back with punches.  Diaz actually missing most but now he’s landing.  Diaz is starting to take over.  Diaz has McGregor in trouble  Diaz landing a ton of punches.  Diaz with a ton of lefts.  McGregor now coming back with punches.  Diaz back with punches and has him hurt.  McGregor went for a takedown and is on top.  Diaz is punching the hell out of him  and he’s got the choke and McGregor is not getting out of this.  4:20

  • Tom Lawlor reveals the date and opponent for his UFC return

    Forget about Conor McGregor, Rafael dos Anjos, Holly Holm, and Miesha Tate: Tom Lawlor is coming to March’s UFC 197.

    First announced on his weekly Monday podcast with Bryan Alvarez, the UFC light heavyweight revealed that verbal agreements have been made for a fight against past TUF winner and light heavyweight prospect Corey Anderson on Saturday, March 5th in Las Vegas.

    The 32-year-old (10-5-0-1) returned to action last July after a two-year absence due to various injuries, knocking out Gian Villante in the second round for his second straight victory. The 26-year-old Anderson (7-1) will also be looking to extend a two-fight win streak and improve his Octagon mark to 5-1 in the process. Coincidentally, Anderson was a November injury replacement for Lawlor against Fabio Maldonado when Lawlor had to pull out due to a concussion suffered in training.

    While not yet officially announced, UFC 197 has been rumored to feature featherweight champion McGregor gunning for his second title against lightweight champion dos Anjos with women’s bantamweight champion Holm vs. Tate in the co-main event.

  • F4D 12/7: Tom Lawlor on trainer Hack Meyers, huge weekend UFC breakdown, mailbag, more!

    Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Tom Lawlor returns today with tons to talk about! Tom’s thoughts on Hack Meyers, who helped train him, a full breakdown of the top matches on all three UFC events this coming weekend, Smackdown, New Japan and Breaking Ground thoughts, the Filthy Four 2K16 contest is wrapping up soon, mailbag for Tom and tons more! A fun show as always so check it out~!

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  • F4D 11/30: Tom Lawlor show with WWE news and notes, second round of 2K16 tournament, more!

    Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Tom Lawlor is back tonight to talk all the latest news, including Raw notes for tonight, whether Ronda Rousey should face Holly Holm next or if one or both should fight someone else in between, random wrestling and MMA news notes, plus the next round of the WWE 2K16 Filthy Four tournament! A fun show as always so check it out~!

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  • F4D 11/23 with Filthy Tom: Survivor Series, WWE2K16 promo contest, mailbag, more!

    Figure Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor returns today with tons to discuss including Sheamus, the WWE Survivor Series PPV, our WWE 2K16 Twitter promo contest including some video entries, the brand new Filthy Tom Mailbag Gimmick, and tons more! A fun show as always so check it out~!

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  • FREE! F4D 11/16: UFC star Filthy Tom Lawlor with second-by-second breakdown of Rousey fight, more!

    For the first time ever, FILTHY FOUR DAILY with UFC star Tom Lawlor is FREE today! Tom has a second-by-second breakdown of the Ronda Rousey vs. Holly Holm fight including everything that Rousey did wrong leading to the biggest upset in the entire history of the UFC. You will learn, guaranteed, how to impress your friends and colleagues with the correct pronunciation of Joanna Jedrzejczyk’s name. We’ll also talk pro-wrestling, including a preview for tomorrow’s Retro Nitro review, all the details of our own tournament to win a copy of WWE2K16, how you can email Tom questions for a mailbag segment and more!

    This is a FREE SHOW so please spread the word! Tom appears every Monday afternoon only for subscribers at wrestlingobserver.com. Subscribers also have full access to commercial-free downloads of Wrestling Observer Live, plus over 7,000 new and archived shows! Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez do minimum three shows per week in addition to as many as 20 other weekly members-only shows. Sign up at wrestlingobserver.com!

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  • Filthy Four Radio 10/28: Tom Lawlor talks concussion, WWE TV and PPV, toys, tons more!

    FILTHY FOUR RADIO returns today with special guest Tom Lawlor to talk tons of different topics including the state of his concussion, Raw and Hell in a Cell thoughts, Kurt Angle and Bellator, a bunch of WWE toy talk and more! A fun show as always so check it out~!

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  • Filthy Four Daily 10/22: Tom Lawlor talks his concussion and then ten hottest superstars in WWE

    Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and TOM LAWLOR~! returns today with tons to talk about including the concussion that caused him to pull out of his next UFC fight and why he made this decision, plus, yes, THE TEN HOTTEST SUPERSTARS IN WWE. A fun show as always so check it out~!

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  • UFC: Tom Lawlor out of his next fight, update on his future

    By “Filthy” Tom Lawlor

    Due to unfortunate circumstances, I have decided not to fight on November 7th against Fabio Maldonado in Sao Paulo, Brasil, as part of a UFC Fight Night event. During a training session Saturday, I suffered a small cut over my left eye after a head-to-head clash after a takedown. The cut suffered was deep, though not deep enough to jeopardize my ability to fight in November. I returned home to spend time with my newborn son and watch some of my teammates compete in a World Series of Fighting event later that night. 

    While watching the fights and a Boston College football game, it became increasingly harder to focus on what was in front of me. I have very good eyesight. However, it was taking longer for the blurs and lights to go away as I watched on TV. As time passed, I became more mindful of the vision problems I was experiencing and I began to think about the fortunes of a fighter I share the same initials with: TJ (Thomas Joseph) Grant. Once a former top lightweight contender, TJ now works in potash mines in Saskatchewan, Canada. While working a “real” job is a fine way to make a living, I long ago decided that I have no desire to go back to that world.

    I grew up as a fervent professional wrestling fan, and my UFC introduction was as a 10-year-old watching UFC 2 on a VHS tape at a friend’s house. As I grew older, I was more than an avid fan. I was in high school and my spare time was filled with activities that no teenage male likes to admit in public: playing wrestling video games and competing in E-feds. But it wasn’t just the easily accessible WWE, WCW, and ECW stuff I was watching. At the time, UFC was hardly a household name. Not easily found on PPV and relegated to tape trading, the UFC had a future that was uncertain at best.

    But in Japan, the stakes were just raising and I was ordering events like RINGS Kings of Kings ’99 and Pride 8 through Internet websites. As if that wasn’t enough, I would even go to such great lengths as staying up until 4 AM to read people type results in ICQ chat rooms as they watched the events live!

    I’ve had what some would say is a successful career in the UFC. As of today, I hold a UFC record of 6-4. Two of those losses are somewhat controversial split decisions, I lost to a grizzled veteran in his home country, and I was soundly defeated by the current 185-pound champion in minutes. But to me, I am both a success and a failure. The young boy that I once was, the onne that still resides in me, is happy and ecstatic for me every time I get to drive to the gym to twist, wrench, and wreck my body for the next two hours.

    But the adult who has just watched the birth of his first child can’t help but feel as if there isn’t enough money for the future. 

    Fortunately (and I truly do thank them for this), the UFC has been generous to me with performance bonus money which has allowed me to continue living this dream for the past seven years. Like most dream sequences that seem too good to be true, now is not the time that I want to wake up and live in the “real” world. Unfortunately for now, there is a constant headache that has woken me up long enough to be advised not to compete due to a concussion suffered from the previously-mentioned head crash.

    There is no doubt in my mind that three weeks ago, whoever votes in the UFC rankings finally had it right, and I was listed amongst the top fighters in the world. I also realize that by fighting in this state, I risk my future ability to continue climbing those ranks, which would finally serve both masters (my young and adult selves) adequately. With more wins comes greater compensation, and the birth of my son has finally given my adult self the motivation that was needed to turn that sense of failure into one of success.

    I just traveled a long two years off to come back, score a win over a top 15 fighter, and earn a Performance of the Night award on July 25th in Chicago, IL. But that was never the goal; the goal was always to keep living that young boy’s dream. To raise my hands, hear the roar of the crowd, and become intoxicated in the moment. It is a moment that it is unforgettable, surpassed only by the unexplainable joy that seeing your son or daughter for the first time can provide. It seems as if now my life revolves around the dreams about this sport that I had as a young boy and the dreams that I possess for one’s future. And that is absolutely okay with me. 

    Next year will mark another return for me on the way to a longer and more productive career because of this decision. My motivation for fighting will continue to grow, as will my skillset and understanding of life. It has to. I’d hate for my son to grow up and dare to live a dream because I set an example that resulted in having to stop living mine.

    So in 2016, look for me to be back in the Top 15, beating Top 10 opponents, and proving to every young boy who has to watch the UFC behind his parent’s back and every adult that worries about their family that dreams can and do come true.

  • Filthy Four Daily 10/12: Tom Lawlor has a new child, his 10 hottest girls in WWE, tons more!

    Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Tom Lawlor returns today with tons of notes including CONGRATULATIONS ON TOM’S NEW BABY, his epic list of the TEN HOTTEST WOMEN IN WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling news and notes and more! A fun show as always so check it out~!

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