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Photo: Instagram/Dana White   After a lackluster fight night at UFC 304, UFC CEO Dana White had some strong words. One fighter who felt his anger was Mohammed Mokaev. Mokaev, who fought Manel Kape in a match many found boring, revealed that it was his last fight under his current contract. When asked if Mokaev would return, White replied, “I think the PFL is gonna get a great undefeated guy.” This comment made it clear that White had no interest in re-signing Mokaev, essentially sending him to the UFC's competitor, the Professional Fighters League (PFL). Photo: Instagram/Dana White   Despite Mokaev winning his fight, the lack of excitement in the bout and his difficult attitude in business dealings seemed to seal his fate.  The UFC’s flyweight division, already struggling, did not benefit from the uneventful Mokaev-Kape fight. 🚨 Dana White confirms that the UFC do not plan to extend Muhammad Mokaev's contract ❌ #UFC304 pic.twitter.com/pPIg1HYOTZ — UFC on TNT Sports (@u...

Photo: Instagram/Israel Adesanya   At the UFC 293 press conference held in Australia, tensions flared between Israel Adesanya and Manel Kape, despite the fact that they were not slated to face each other in the octagon. The altercation ignited when Kape was asked about his impromptu fight against Felipe dos Santos, a replacement for the injured Kai Kara-France, who was Adesanya's teammate. Kape didn't hold back, publicly berating Kara-France, calling him derogatory names, and accusing him of avoiding the fight. Amidst the verbal exchange, Adesanya, standing just a seat away from Kape, joined the fray, further escalating the situation. Security personnel swiftly intervened, preventing a physical confrontation. Even heavyweight fighter Tai Tuivasa found himself caught in the middle of the heated exchange. While tensions simmered down, Sean Strickland, Adesanya's opponent, surprisingly emerged as the voice of reason, urging everyone to calm down and reminding Adesanya that pr...