Claims extracted
24
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 24 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
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Sports
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
There was no joy at Madison Square Garden by the end of the night, only vocal displeasure with who was deemed the winner of the UFC 334 heavyweight title fight.
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who → be → fight
The fans wanted Josh Hokit to take the belt off Ciryl Gane on Saturday night (which bled into Sunday).
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which → want → Sunday
The three judges had other ideas, awarding unanimous 48-47 scorecards.
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judges → have → scorecards
“I will rejoice in my suffering.
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I → rejoice → suffering
Suffering builds endurance.
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Suffering → build → endurance
And endurance builds hope,” said Hokit afterward in the Octagon, absent his typical ugly brashness on the mic in the wake of his first career loss.
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Hokit → build → loss
Hokit, an overwhelming darling of the Garden crowd, immediately shot for and secured a single-leg takedown, but Gane managed to get back to striking distance.
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Gane → shoot → distance
Hokit’s frantic pressure made the Muay Thai striker from France less comfortable than normal but still more successful in landing punches against the brawling American, though Hokit in turn found his successes.
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Hokit → make → successes
Gane again got snatched up for a more thunderous takedown late in the first frame, this time atop the center logo, and Hokit added some strikes for good measure to end a competitive opening round.
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Hokit → snatch → round
Hokit shot again to start the second, but Gane was finally ready for it and deftly defended.
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Gane → shoot → it
The uppercut, a solid weapon in the first, was again landing for Gane, and followed up in combination as Hokit’s frenetic energy settled.
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energy → land → combination
But Gane noticeably had slowed by the midway point as well, and Hokit continued to walk forward.
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Hokit → slow → point
Wild punches from Hokit found a home with increasing regularity on the Frenchman, whose face bore a small smear of blood from his nose.
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face → find → nose
They appeared to be getting to him.
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They → appear → him
Tired as he appeared, Gane fared better at stuffing takedowns, or at least not going down for long, early in the third.
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Gane → appear → third
Instead, Hokit switched to clinch work and dirty boxing to find success on offense.
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Hokit → switch → offense
He force-fed flips of the bird to cap off the frame, a staple of his public persona.
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He → feed → persona
Gane was not without his own damage dealt in the frame, however.
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Gane → deal → frame
Gane, finding a second wind but clearly not up on the scorecards, mixed in some big knees early in the fourth, but little deterred Hokit from coming forward on this night.
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Gane → find → night
Clinch work once again was Hokit’s bread and butter, though Gane was more active in establishing enough high-impact offense to perhaps top Hokit’s output.
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Gane → establish → output
The final round began as most had before, with a Hokit takedown attempt.
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most → begin → attempt
Gane defended, and a phone-booth boxing match ensued.
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match → defend → ?
The technique of Gane helped him find more accurate lands early on than the more wild ex-football player.
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him → help → player
But the fifth round was as competitive as the last two, and the offense hardly relented before the final horn before awaiting the official decision.
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offense → relent → decision
The Aporia
