Luiz Cane absolutely obliterated Eliot Marshall Saturday night at UFC 128, drilling him with a couple of big punches standing up in the early going and then finishing him off with dozens of punches on the ground.

Cane showed that he's just a much better striker than Marshall, who never had much of a chance: Cane has power and accuracy with his punches, and Marshall doesn't have much of anything in the stand-up for a striker of Cane's caliber.

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Edson Barboza capped a close victory over Anthony Njokuani with a highlight-reel kick in the final seconds of a good battle Saturday at UFC 128.

Barboza's spinning back kick connected to Njokuani's face with only a couple of seconds to go in the third and final round, and that highlight-reel kick may have been just enough to give the round and the fight to Barboza, who won 29-28 on all three judges' cards.

The victory improved Barboza's professional MMA record to 8-0. Njokuani improved to 13-4.

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Anthony Njokuani Vs. Edson Barboza

Fight was scheduled for 3 rounds (5x5x5)

Name	Anthony Njokuani
Height	6′ 1″ (185.42 cm)
Weight	155 (70.31 kg)
Record	12-4-0
Team

Name	Edson Barboza
Height	5′ 11″ (180.34 cm)
Weight	155 (70.31 kg)
Record	7-0-0
Team	The Armory

 

 

 

 

 

Edson Barboza def. Anthony Njokuani (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Eliot Marshall Vs. Luiz "Banha" Cane, Jr.

Fight was scheduled for 3 rounds (5x5x5)

Name	Eliot Marshall
Height	6′ 3″ (190.5 cm)
Weight	205 (92.99 kg)
Record	9-2-0
Team

Name	Luiz Cane, Jr.
Height	6′ 2″ (187.96 cm)
Weight	205 (92.99 kg)
Record	8-3-0
Team

 

 

 

 

 

Luiz Cane def. Eliot Marshall via TKO (punches) - Round 1, 2:15

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