Tyron Woodley says his combat-sports career is not finished and has discussed making one final MMA run after returning to competition through RAF.
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Tyron Woodley reflected on his RAF Moscow match with Khamzat Chimaev, explaining what surprised him about Chimaev’s strength and where Woodley believes the match got away from him.
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Woodley defended his welterweight championship against Stephen Thompson at UFC 205, the promotion’s first event at Madison Square Garden.
Woodley’s 2016 knockout of Robbie Lawler made him UFC welterweight champion and remains part of the promotion’s timeline of Black athlete accomplishments.
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Before becoming UFC champion, Woodley fought nine professional bouts in Strikeforce and developed from prospect to contender before joining the UFC.
UFC career statistics list Woodley with an 88 percent takedown-defense rate, a major part of the wrestling base that supported his title run.
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UFC statistics list Woodley with seven knockout wins and five submission wins across his professional career.
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UFC records credit Tyron Woodley with four successful welterweight title defenses during his championship run.
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Woodley defended the welterweight title against Darren Till at UFC 228, controlling the fight before finishing with a D’Arce choke in the second round.
Woodley retained the welterweight title against elite grappler Demian Maia at UFC 214, adding another successful defense to his reign.
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