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The loudest talker in mixed-martial arts turns up the volume when communicating with his fists.

The UFC brought the action in its final pay-per view of a banner 2015.

The Round Mound of Rebound jumped in the political paint and threw wild elbows last night on TNT. Donald Trump, Twitter, and even sister network CNN took shots from basketball commentator Charles Barkley, who called supporters of the billionaire candidate “losers.”

“This is the biggest fight ever in the history of the featherweight division,” Dana White told Breitbart Sports about UFC 194’s main event, albeit back when the fight looked to headline UFC 189.

America’s most famous Muslim issued a statement responding to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s proposal for a moratorium on followers of Islam immigrating to the United States.

One BBC presenter called Tyson Fury a “d—head” on the air and another called himself “ashamed” to work for the broadcasting behemoth after it nominated the colorful, charismatic, and controversial heavyweight champion for its Sports Personality of the Year award.

Greater Manchester Police investigates heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury for a hate crime as a result of recent remarks about homosexuals, pedophiles, women, and abortion.

In an interview with ESPN the Magazine Ronda Rousey reveals that Holly Holm put her out on her feet in the first round of their UFC 193 fight, that she wants a rematch, and that she won’t switch trainers despite criticism of Edmond Tarverdyan from her mom.

Tyson Fury walked back his controversial comments about gays, pedophiles, abortion, and women belonging on their backs and in the kitchen. Just kidding. He told his critics to “suck my b—s.”

Attorneys for Tom Brady and the NFL Players Association, filed a response to the NFL’s appeal of Judge Richard Berman’s decision in favor of the New England Patriots quarterback in the Deflategate case.

LeBron James signed a your-money-and-your-life deal with Nike on Monday.

President Barack Obama noted in his Sunday-night speech that “Muslim-Americans are our friends and our neighbors, our co-workers, our sports heroes.” The life of perhaps the most famous of those sports heroes shows that Muslims are also disproportionately victimized by Muslim terrorists.

The State of the Union plays on every channel and nobody watches. The Super Bowl airs on one channel and everybody watches.

Guards flagged convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez for allegedly possessing a shank in his cell at the Souza Baranowski Correctional Center in Lancaster, Massachusetts.

The University of Nevada-Las Vegas commissioned its chief diversity officer to conduct a study on whether the school’s “Rebels” nickname and “Hey Reb!” mascot constitutes institutional racism. The suggestions aired in the report include replacing “Hey Reb!” with “a non-human mascot” not “gendered and raced,” creating a “blended” family of mascots exhibiting “expanded skin tones” that one campus group rejected as “heteronormative,” and depicting “Hey Reb!” as a single parent of a character called “Baby Reb!”

Tyson Fury shocked the sports world by upsetting Wladimir Klitschko on Saturday. Then he upset much of the rest of the world through shocking comments.

Conor McGregor does not face UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo until December 12. But the timing failed to stop King Conor from unveiling a grand plan for his title reign on the UFC 194 conference call.

Wladimir Klitschko intends to exercise the rematch clause in his contract with Tyson Fury.

Frankie Edgar and Chad Mendes each want to fight for the featherweight title after beating the other. But they split on a willingness to wait should a rematch between champion Jose Aldo and interim titlist Conor McGregor delay the winner of Edgar-Mendes fighting for the belt.

Tonight the 0-18 Philadelphia 76ers play the 2-14 Los Angeles Lakers. That’s a .059 winning percentage between the sad pair.

The prospect of as many as five teams with 5-7 records playing in the postseason over the next month moves conference executives to urge the NCAA to decimate games diluting the value of bowls.

Ronda Rousey’s shocking loss to Holly Holm at UFC 193 reinforces the lesson anyone’s beatable on any given day, strawweight contenders Rose Namajunas and Paige VanZant told Breitbart Sports on Monday.

Aleksey Lovchev set a clean-and-jerk world record over the weekend.

The boxing ring, seen by spectators as a squared circle of sadistic brutality, strangely serves as a refuge from violence for many practitioners of the sweet science. O’Neil Bell, the former lineal cruiserweight champion of the world, serves as a case in point.

The Philadelphia 76ers set the wrong kind of record Friday night.

Ohio Governor John Kasich officially declares today “Scarlet Letter Saturday.”

Former YouTube brawler Jorge Masvidal faces his biggest test as a professional mixed-martial artist when he takes on onetime UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson in South Korea early Saturday morning. Seoul’s a long way from the backyards of Miami.

Tom Brady lamented the “junk” food handed out on Halloween last month. This month he partook in the time-honored trick-or-treat tradition of scaring small children on Thanksgiving.

Two animal-rights activists crashed the Thanksgiving party at Ford Field demanding “Animal Rights Now.”

Breitbart News caught up to author Jay Nordlinger earlier this month. The dictator’s son commanding his attention also commands the world’s. The headlines call Bashar al-Assad a “butcher” and a “mass murderer.” Nordlinger calls him, or at least an earlier version of him, “shy” and “nerdy.”

Are the Golden State Warriors better than the Philadelphia 76ers are worse?

St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey endured gunshot wounds to the head on Tuesday evening.

What doth it profit a man to gaineth fifteen straight wins but loseth his Mercedes-Benz GL450?

Like a lot of foreigners working in America, Conor McGregor does not care for Donald Trump.

Harvard rolled Yale 38-19 Saturday. The victory marks the Crimson’s ninth in a row over the Bulldogs and gives them a share of the Ivy League title for the third straight season.

Jameis Winston enjoyed his best day as a pro on Sunday afternoon on Fox, throwing five touchdowns in a 45-17 road rout over the Philadelphia Eagles. On Sunday evening on CNN, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback endured a one-sided beatdown on The Hunting Ground, a documentary alleging an “epidemic” of campus sexual assault that supports the charge that Heisman Trophy-winner raped a woman while attending Florida State University.