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After 13 weeks of being trapped in a house with a bunch of dudes who like hitting dudes for a living, "The Ultimate Fighter" culminated with the Finale in Las Vegas where everyone got to punch everyone. Pretty good way to end a season, right? What made it even better was that there were some pretty exciting fights with some great finishes. We had a remarkable comeback, a kick in the head and one of those moments that made even the toughest of tough guys tear up just a little bit.

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Fighting for a living is difficult. Spending 13 weeks with a bunch of other fighters in a house that has no connection to the outside world while trying to fight your way to a six-figure contract with the UFC is even more difficult. Fighting through the opposition to earn a spot in the finals is extremely difficult. Losing your father amidst all of what you considered hard is difficult beyond recognition.

Mike Chiesa's road through "The Ultimate Fighter" house has been the hardest by far. He laughs at your definition of hard and then proceeds to ball it up and kick it down a dark alley.

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Arianny Celeste is a known babe quantity in MMA circles, as she's one of the hottest Octagon Girls in UFC history. She's also big in Internet horndoggery circles for her Playboy spread and general willingness to tweet racy photos of herself. You might be shocked to know that those two fanbases are 96% overlap.

But this bit of news could be her big crossover moment, for she's makin' REAL headlines now. Celeste was arrested in Las Vegas for domestic abuse early Saturday morning, so instead of attending UFC 146, she was in a jail cell. According to TMZ, Celeste was arguing with her boyfriend in a limo when she kicked him in the face  and then threw some vases at him back at their hotel room.

Celeste says the fight was over texts the guy allegedly sent to another woman. What the f*** is this dude thinking? First of all, with all that time she spends in the Octagon, didn't he think some of the ass-kicking skills would rub off on her? And secondly, you're dating ARIANNY CELESTE. The only thing you need a cellphone for is to receive sexts from THIS:

 
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Bellator 70 wrapped up over the weekend, and it was full of bloody, fist-pounding action. Lucky for you, we have all the highlights.

The season 6 lightweight tournament championship pitted Rick Hawn against Brent Weedman. It was heavy on the kickboxing early before getting into ground-and-pound action, and Hawn came out with the unanimous decision and $100,000 prize. That means he'll face off against reigning champion Michael Chandler for the lightweight title.

Big fella Cole Konrad got Eric Prindle to submit early to claim Bellator's heavyweight world championship. And then there was the bantamweight semi between Luis Noguiera and Hiroshi Nakamura. Man, it was ugly for Nakamura as Noguiera turned his face into burger meat en route to a knockout victory.

Also, veteran Rich Clementi--in his 65th pro fight--faced noob Derek Campos in a lightweight battle. And Clementi showed he's still got it, with a guillotine submission victory in the first round.

Watch all the action here.

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Jason "Mayhem" Miller has been one of the most colorful MMA fighters in the history of the sport. Whether it be his extraordinary ring entrances, his obnoxious personality or his hosting gig on "Bully Beatdown," Miller is easily one of the most entertaining and visible athletes in mixed martial arts. But after getting dominated by Michael Bisping last year, "Mayhem" made a promise that if he lost his UFC 146 fight against "entry level fighter" C.B. Dolloway, he'd retire from the sport.

Normally, these claims are taken with a grain of salt. But Mayhem's loss to Dollaway, coupled with Dana White announcing that Miller is done with the UFC after his "backstage antics" (read: wearing a gas mask under a paper bag for his ring entrance...huh?) has said that this is the end of the MMA road for him.

"Don't cry for me Argentina," Mayhem said on MMAFighting.com. But damn, you have to wonder if this "retirement" is for real and what will happen if he's no longer fighting. Let's keep it real, Miller's antics have overshadowed his in cage accomplishments as of late. He's 3-2 in his last five fights and has beaten Kazushi Sakuraba--who is ancient in MMA terms --and Tim Stout (Who? Exactly!). His fights have never really been all that thrilling either. Truthfully, if it wasn't for Miller's charisma, he wouldn't have been selected as one of the coaches for "The Ultimate Fighter" and may not have had the shelf life in MMA that he has had.
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By now we can all agree that the all-heavyweight trial run at UFC 146 will be replicated in the near future. While the preliminary card had slow moments, the pay-per-view big boys delivered more than enough heavy-pounding, bloody fun. Twenty-four-year-old Stefan Struve showed maturity beyond his years with a tactical submission win over Lavar Johnson. Roy Nelson waltzed to The Octagon to "We Will Rock You" by Queen and then did just that to his opponent Dave HermanCain Velasquez made Antonio Silva look more like a myth than a legendary Bigfoot. And for the main event, Junior dos Santos forced Frank Mir to stand toe-to-toe and pound it out, rather than get tangled up in a slow-paced ground game.

From beginning to end, this will go down as one of the best UFC events of the year, but don't take our word for it--watch the fight and post-fight press conference highlights below.

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British lightweight submission expert Paul Sass extended his undefeated record to 13-0 with a quick triangle armbar submission on Jacob "Christmas" Volkmann in a preliminary bout at UFC 146. Despite Volkmann racking up a five-fight UFC win streak coming into the fight, the British-born "Sassangle" made things look easy in The Octagon, submitting his opponent at 1:54 of the first round and winning the award for Submission of the Night. This is only Sass's third fight in the UFC, yet none those fights have gone past the first round and this is already his second Submission of the Night.

Sass's favorite submission by far is the triangle and uses it often, but his opponents just don't learn. MTV Clutch's UFC correspondent Andreas Hale asks him about this and more during their post-fight interview.

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British fighter Dan Hardy nailed the biggest win of his career by knocking out Duane Ludwig in the first round of their fight at UFC 146. After losing his last four fights, many questioned whether Hardy still had any business still being in the UFC. "The Outlaw" hadn't won a fight since 2009, when he beat Mike Swick in UFC 105. If he had lost this fight, UFC President Dana White would have likely run out of excuses to keep the rooster-haired Taekwondo black belt around.

The Hardy vs. Ludwig fight began with Ludwig looking like he had the upper hand. Suddenly, as if he felt his career slipping through his fingers, Hardy landed a huge right hook that dropped Ludwig on the canvas. Obviously, Hardy was stoked following the fight and MTV Clutch correspondent Andreas Hale asked him all about it.

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Former WEC Lightweight champion Jamie Varner pulled off a huge upset at UFC 146 with a destruction of Edson Barboza. The 155-pounder came in as a replacement for the injured Evan Dunham and hasn't been involved with Zuffa in nearly two years. No one seemed quite sure what to make of Varner's return, but no one was predicting a TKO by punches in the first round.

It seems Varner is back in business and on the big stage again. MTV Clutch correspondent Andreas Hale got to speak to "C-4" about his return and win after the fight last night.

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We all know that the UFC 146 main event, Frank Mir vs. Junior Dos Santos, is going to be electric, bloody and memorable, but let's not overlook the other quality fights taking place tonight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas: Cain Velasquez vs. Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva, Roy Nelson vs. Dave Herman, Stipe Miocic vs. Shane del Rosario and Stefan Struve vs. Lavar Johnson. There are going to be a whole lot of heavy-hitting heavyweights pounding away at each other.

To help bide your time until the fireworks, we present the video highlights from yesterday's press conference. It's by no means as exciting as fighting, but at least you can see your favorite heavyweights talk about fighting.

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