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UFC 216: If Demetrious Johnson doesn't care about title defense record, we shouldn't either

Athletes get into sports to make the most money possible for their families, win championships and set records. The latter two help define them in their place in history of their chosen profession. They want to go down among the immortals.
On Saturday night, in the co-main event of UFC 216, Demetrious Johnson (26-2-1) has a chance to make history for most consecutive title defenses in UFC history when he finally looks to defend the flyweight championship for the 11th time against Ray Borg. Johnson currently shares the record with Anderson Silva. Johnson and Borg were originally set to battle at last month's UFC 215. It didn't come to pass though as two days before the fight, Borg got pulled from the fight due to an illness.

 by mr.geezzy

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