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UFC 285 Preview

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March 2, 2023

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This is our UFC 285 Preview, originally broadcast live on Ringside Report MMA on March 2, 2023 and Hosted by Dave Simon, Fred Garcia and AJ D’Alesio.

Watch our live watch along to see the reaction of our hosts and the Ringside Report Universe.

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Dave, Fred and AJ previewed UFC 285 including Jon Jones v. Cyril Gane for the UFC heavyweight championship.

The guys gave their parlay picks for UFC 285 and discussed Jake Paul’s loss to Tommy Fury and Darren Till getting released by the UFC.

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Alexa Grasso, Bo Nickal, Cyril Gane, Darren Till, Geoff Neal, Jake Paul, Jalin Turner, Jamie Pickett, Jon Jones, Luke Rockhold, Mateusz Gamrot, Shavkat Rakhmonov, Tommy Fury, UFC 285, Valentina Shevchenko

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