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Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos got a signature win over their division rivals the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. His wife Izzy Nix had a signature look herself with a custom fit for the game while she talked some smack in it after winning.
Nickal (8-1 MMA, 5-1 UFC) bounced back from his first-career loss to Reinier de Ridder in emphatic fashion when he knocked out Rodolfo Vieira (11-4 MMA, 6-4 UFC) in Round 3 of their middleweight bout Saturday at Madison Square Garden.
Nickal (8-1 MMA, 5-1 UFC) rebounded from his first-career loss to Reinier de Ridder with a big head kick knockout of Rodolfo Vieira (11-4 MMA, 6-4 UFC) in Saturday's UFC 322 featured prelim at Madison Square Garden.
The Toronto Blue Jays could have to overpay to keep their franchise shortstop in the fold after he reached free agency.
Broncos quarterback Bo Nix said last week that he blocks out any criticism that isn't delivered directly to his face, but there was no doubt that he needed to have a good game in Week 11.
In his return from his first MMA loss, Nickal (8-1 MMA, 5-1 UFC) proved he wouldn't let adversity define him as he dominated Rodolfo Vieira (11-4 MMA, 6-4 UFC), and then pulled out a massive head kick for the knockout at 2:24 of Round 3. The bout served as the UFC 322 featured prelim at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Bo Nickal rebounded from his first MMA loss with a thunderous head kick knockout against Rodolfo Vieira at UFC 322.
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UFC 322 results, highlights: Bo Nickal knocks out Rodolfo Vieira with highlight-reel head kick
Nickal (8-1), a former three-time NCAA Division I champion wrestler from Penn State who went on to become a much-hyped UFC middleweight prospect, landed a left high kick to the side of the neck that knocked Rodolfo Vieira out cold in Round 3 of their 185-pound bout at Madison Square Garden.
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs saw their AFC West hopes take a hit after an 22-19 road loss to the first-place Denver Broncos, decided by a game-winning field goal.
Broncos tight end Adam Trautman, in particular, focused his ire on the skeptics of quarterback Bo Nix, deriding them in no uncertain terms as "absolute coward [s]" whose opinions of Nix are irrelevant.