Four hunters are currently coming to terms with the fact that the UFC has cut them.
UFC CEO Dana White is known for sporadic clearings of his stacked schedule of athletes.
The last hunter to be cut was a UFC 317 debutant who had missed 10 pounds last month.
According to Roster Watch, according to Roster Watch, several more prominent figures have ended their contracts.
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Trevin Giles
14-Fight UFC veteran Trevin Giles is the most controversial hunter affected by White's selection.
The long-term welterweight and middleweight competition went 7-7 in the UFC Octagon.
Giles achieves big wins over James Krause and Roman Dolidze. The 32-year-old also shared the cage with 185 pound champion Dric Du Persis and rising 170 pounds of competition Michael Morales.
The decision to release Giles was activated by his constant three -losing series, which means that he fails against Gabriel Bonfim, Carlos Prates and Mike Mallott.
Viviane araujo
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Viviane Araujo was an eternal flight weight candidate during her 13-Fight stay in the UFC.
The 38-year-old has victories on former title challengers Jennifer Maia, Roxanne Modafferi and Alexis Davis.
Araujo is 2-3 in her last five fights and 7-6 since he joined MMA's Premier promotion in 2019.
The last time she suffered a unanimous decision lock when she fought against Tracy Cortez on UFC 317.
Ange Loosa
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Ange Loosa was cut after a brutal knockout loss for Phil Rowe in UFC Atlanta on June 14.
Loosa's face was attached to the fence before he ate a pathogenic 10-punch KO combination.
Before that, the 31-year-old fell against a unanimous decision against UFC Nashville star Gabriel Bonfim.
Loosa ends his UFC run with a 2-3 (1NC) record. Winning about AJ Fletcher and Rhys McKee were not enough to convince the forces he is worth his place on the Roster.
Jordan Vucenic
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Jordan Vucenic had the shortest UFC stay of the four fights that were hit by the last cuts.
The former Cage Warriors Vederweight Champion went 2-0 in the Octagon against Guram Kutateladze and Chris Duncan, who scored an upset Guillotine-Choke victory when they collided in UFC London in March.
In just 29 years old, Vucenic still has a bright future in the sport, who, according to him, will see him return to the UFC.
“Soon back,” he wrote on his Instagram story when the news about the UFC that broke him broke.