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Mike Malott reflects on his win over Gilbert Burns at UFC Winnipeg: “I felt really calm in there. I haven’t necessarily been the biggest stalker in previous fights. In these last two fights, I’ve kind of stalked and boxed a bit more. I’ve been a little bit more of... show more

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