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Bukauskas beats Craig by KO
At 37, you can't help but feel Paul Craig has made the right decision there as he loses for the fourth time in five fights.
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Summary
Middleweight Nassourdine Imavov beats Caio Borralho at UFC Paris
Scottish legend Paul Craig retires after fourth loss in five fights
Northern Ireland's Rhys McKee stopped by Axel Sola
PRELIM RESULTS: Stoppage win for England's Sam Patterson, but defeats for UFC debutant Harry Hardwick & Ireland's Shauna Bannon
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Craig hangs up his glovespublished at 21:58 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas beats Craig by KO
The gloves are off and placed in the middle of the canvas as Paul Craig brings an end to his UFC career.
He thanks the crowd for the memories and they respond with huge applause.
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Bukauskas beats Craig by KO
You can see the split in Craig's ear. Ouch.
Postpublished at 21:54 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas beats Craig by KO
Bukauskas flipped Craig on his back and looked to unload but it looked like time had run out before a massive elbow lands on Craig's left ear right on the klaxon.
The referee called time on the road and Craig did not respond while flat on the canvas.
Image source, Getty ImagesBukauskas knocks Craig outpublished at 21:53 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas v Craig
Wow!
The final second and Bukauskas knocks Craig out with a HUGE elbow.
Round onepublished at 21:49 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas v Craig
Bukauskas rushes Craig and they end up locked against the cage with Craig looking to damage the left thigh.
They come apart and both throw kicks as Craig eats a big strike.
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Bukauskas v Craig
Both men are in the octagon with Bruce Buffer shouting out those famous pre-fight introductions.
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Bukauskas v Craig
Scotland flag painted on his face at the weigh-in.
Paul Craig looks ready to me.
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Bukauskas v Craig
Paul Craig, who has a professional record of 17 wins, nine defeats and one draw, added: "Saying 'just go out there and win' is the easy bit but there is a young, hungry guy in front of me who wants to put me away.
"I need to be in the motivation of 'Paul your UFC career can be over in 15 minutes, so leave no stone unturned'.
"Coming off a few losses, coming off moving back up to light heavyweight, having that weird fight just previously, I need the victory."
Craig piles the pressure onpublished at 21:45 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas v Craig
This is big, very big for Scotland's Paul Craig.
The 37-year-old enters the octagon having lost his last three fights, with his last bout being declared a no-contest after he illegally up-kicked his opponent, Rodolfo Bellato.
"Every fight is important but this has a little bit of added importance because the last thing I want to do is leave this sport on a negative record or be kicked out of this sport and that is pretty much what can happen," he told BBC Scotland.
"You might sign a five fight deal but, if you are not doing your job well, your employer has a right to release you.
"This is for my career, my livelihood, my family."
No pressure then.
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Time for you guys to get involved now.
World champion boxer Terence Crawford recently named Cody Garbrandt as the best boxer in UFC but I want to know who you think claims that title?
Although, I am still trying to forget Conor McGregor's fight with Floyd Mayweather...
Can Craig prove doubters wrong again?published at 21:41 British Summer Time 6 September
Bukauskas v Craig
Paul Battison
BBC Sport MMA journalistWhen Paul Craig fights, you can usually expect a finish.
The Scotsman has only ever gone to a decision in two of his 28 professional bouts, with 13 wins coming by submission and four by knockout.
He has only won one of his last seven UFC fights though, and defeat against Modestas Bukauskas will raise questions over his ability to compete against the elite anymore at the age of 37.
Craig has made a career out of winning when defeat would seem more likely, however, so don't be surprised if he pulls another one out of the bag tonight.
Jones eyes up UFC Qatarpublished at 21:40 British Summer Time 6 September
Jones beats Oki by stoppage
Image source, Getty ImagesMason Jones spoke to Michael Bisping after his victory in Paris:
"I don't think I was hurt, I started slow! It happens, but I put it on him. He slowed down and I didn't.
"The wrestling was plan B. I like to cause damage - I would have liked to stay standing for a bit longer, but he wanted to wrestle so I showed him how to wrestle.
"I have come out of this with a little nick on my eye and no damage.
"November 22 in Qatar, I want to be on that card - 10 weeks time. Get me on it, I will push someoone else away and make it three [wins] and zero [losses] record."
Are you not entertained?published at 21:39 British Summer Time 6 September
Jones beats Oki by stoppage
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Bukauskas v Craig
No time for rest here as Scotland's Paul Craig will soon be with us before his fight with Modestas Bukauskas.
It's light-heavyweight time!
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Jones beats Oki by stoppage
Mason Jones is talking to Michael Bisping as he speak and he says he wasn't hurt in the first round.
Really?
Image source, Getty Images'This kid is for real'published at 21:33 British Summer Time 6 September
Jones beats Oki by stoppage
Michael Bisping
Former UFC middleweight champion on TNT SportsJones looked like he was down and out in round one, and he finished the next roud in style.
This kid is for real - techincal, fast, deadly, finishing instinct. I am a big fan of him.
Postpublished at 21:32 British Summer Time 6 September
Jones beats Oki by stoppage
When you get a chance, go and watch the opening minute of the first round and you'll realise what Jones is all about.
He looked down and out with Oki throwing huge strikes at him but he fought back, composed himself and ended it.
Wow.
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Oki v Jones
Jones has Oki trapped on the canvas. He used his strength and begins raining down elbows.
Incredible stuff from Welshman Jones as Oki can't take the countless heavy shots landing hard on his head.
The referee stops it!
Stunning performance!
Image source, Getty ImagesContrasting cornerspublished at 21:29 British Summer Time 6 September
Oki v Jones
Michael Bisping
Former UFC middleweight champion on TNT SportsOki's corner were screaming at him, telling him what to do.
Jones' corner was kind of comical - it was very chilled.