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Brad Katona won his weight class on the 27th season of The Ultimate Fighter and is undefeated overall, now he’s looking to prove he can succeed in the UFC away from the auspices of that particular show. Matthew Lopez has gone 2-3 in the UFC and is on a two fight losing streak at the moment, he’s hoping to avoid a three fight skid with a win here. The odds are with Katona at -170 while Lopez’s comeback sits at +140.

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ROUND TWO: They touch gloves for the second round. Holloway coming forward, lands a bit of a jab. Leg kick from Holloway, that was a hard one. Combination from Holloway lands. They trade punches but Holloway lands to the body as well. Holloway lands another leg kick then a double jab to a right hand. Ortega swings a right to the body, Holloway lands a right to the face. Another right from Holloway, Ortega is trying to shoulder roll but he’s not doing it properly and Holloway is landing on him. Ortega is bleeding form the nose rather badly. More punches from Holloway, Ortega lands a right then a right hook but he’s slowly drowning under this offense from Holloway. Holloway lands a glancing head kick, Ortega is still here and throwing back but he’s out of his depth in a pure striking battle. another leg kick from Holloway then a right hand. Ortega lands a couple of jabs of his own but Holloway is still coming after him. Holloway slips a right and lands an elbow strike. More jabs to the nose from Holloway then a right and he avoids the counters. More rights from Holloway then a left to the body but he ate a right. Ortega lands another right, he’s not going away if nothing else. They clinch and Ortega lands a right as they break. right from Ortega is the last blow of the round.

She’s made the traditional promises of an AG, of course, saying she’ll police Wall Street and clean up Albany; she’s pledged to curb the influence of the real-estate industry. But the meat of her campaign is a very specific message: If elected, she wants to refocus the attorney general’s office on investigating Trump, his family, his associates and his businesses for possible money laundering, bank fraud and larceny. She wants the office to start preparing itself on Day One for the possibility that Trump could fire Robert Mueller or otherwise try to gut the special counsel’s investigation. If Trump pardons members of his family or his associates, Teachout says, the office needs to be ready for that, too—prepared to bring charges under state law when applicable.

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“Unitas never showed a lot of emotion,” Povich said. “No jumping, no fist-pumping, no nothing. He just gave the Johnny Unitas shrug and walked off the field.”

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Explode he does, and often, you help supply the kindling. “I’ll be the London Symphony Orchestra,” he frequently says, preparing to enact a World War II film scene and its score, “including all the instruments and the conductor.” He’ll also be Richard Burton in “The Longest Day” or Ryan O’Neal in “A Bridge Too Far,” after Fisher’s spazzed for a bit over how hot they are. (There’s much throbbing and gnashing of teeth.)

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The Tacoma City Ballet will once again bring “The Nutcracker and the Tale of the Hard Nut” to the stage. It tells the story in its entirety along with “The Tale of the Hard Nut” presented alongside the traditional “Nutcracker.” The run opens this weekend at the Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center, 315 Pete von Reichbauer Way S. Showtimes are 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday with the Sugar Plum Tea at 1 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20 and Dec. 21; and 2 p.m. Dec. 22 and Dec. 23 also with the Sugar Plum Tea. Tickets start at $25 and are available at fwpaec.org

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