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Alex Oliveira is one of the more reliable action fighters in the UFC right now, he’s 4-1 in his last five fights and is on a two fight winning streak. Oliveira is trying to get to three in a row for the first time since 2015 and start moving up the ranks at welterweight. Gunnar Nelson was last seen in July of last year when he was starched by Santiago Ponzinibbio, he’s trying to avoid his first ever losing streak. The odds are close but lean towards Nelson at -150 to a +120 comeback for Oliveira.

There were some good returns here. You could see the “Attitude” being phased out as the wrestling boom was on the decline. WWE has not since managed to reach the buzz & excitement it generated in these years. It could be considered the point before the fall, and I’m intrigued to find out if any of the later Rumbles come close to matching what they did in the late 90’s/early 2000’s.

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ROUND ONE: Rakic is four inches taller and has three inches of reach on Clark. Clark comes out quickly and lands a right to counter a body kick and gets a clinch after Rakic was off balanced. They’re on the fence, and we’ve got “woo’s” already, Rakic spins free and lands a right to the body. Leg kick from Rakic, and another one. Rakic is working leg kicks early, trying to keep distance as Clark wings a few punches at him bu they fall short. Another leg kick from Rakic and Clark is a little hesitant on that leg already. Clark lands a left hook that Rakic circled right into and he’s down but he’s back up. Rakic has both hands down and Clark is landing illegal knees, the ref proves himself a total moron by ignoring the blatant fouls. They’re under the old rules, literally anything besides the soles of your feet means your down. Rakic somehow survives and spins Clark into the fence then starts landing knees of his own to the body. Man that ref screwed up, horrible. They break free and Rakic lands a heavy leg kick. Rakic is dropping his lead hand to parry the kicks of Clark, that’ll give him more problems if Clark picks up on it. More leg kicks from Rakic, Clark is definitely a little worried on that lead leg. Clark bulls forward but eats a right back fist of the rare non spinning variety, Clark goes down on his knees, Rakic gets to the ride and just mauls him with rights until he’s out. The ref further prove’s he’s useless with a late stoppage as Clark was out for at least three or four hard punches.

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Yet, a severe-duty bucket isn’t right for every task. “With the additional guarding on the top, sides and bottom, there is some additional weight compared to the heavy-duty bucket,” says Smith. “There is no need to add weight if it is not needed. You will get more work done by optimizing the attachment at the end of the machine with the material being moved.”

Less than 15 minutes later, the article is kicked back to Roy’s desk covered with red marks. The Farm has found fault with almost every word.

The tip radius changes with duty cycle. “For each higher level of duty, the tip radius decreases and so does the capacity,” says Horton. “The harder the material, the more a short tip radius is needed. So if the material is soft clay, a high-capacity general-purpose bucket can be chosen. If the material is hardpacked dirt, a heavy-duty bucket will be required. If the material is compacted cobble and gravel, a severe-duty bucket will be needed. If the material is sandstone, limestone, shale, caliche, decomposed granite, asphalt, coral or frozen ground, a rock ripping bucket will be required.

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