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Tom Aspinall continues to show why he might be the next big thing at heavyweight.

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At UFC Fight Night 185 on Saturday, Aspinall defeated former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski by submission with a rear-naked choke at 1:09 of the second round.

The heavyweight bout opened up the UFC Fight Night 185 main card at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. It streamed on ESPN+.

Early in Round 1, Arlovski (30-20 MMA, 19-14 UFC) appeared to be in trouble. With his back up against the fence, Arlovski absorbed dozens of Aspinall (10-2 MMA, 3-0 UFC) punches to the head and body. Somehow he survived and fought out the second half of Round 1.

In Round 2, Aspinall switched it up. He charged and tackled Arlovski to the mat against the fence. Aspinall quickly moved to the back where he locked in a rear-naked choke. Within seconds, Arlovski tapped and the fight was over.

With the victory, Aspinall extends his overall winning streak to six. Prior to UFC Fight Night 185, Aspinall had picked up quick UFC wins by TKO over Alan Baudot and Jake Collier.

As for Arlovski, the loss snaps a two-fight winning streak. The 42-year-old has lost three out of his most recent six outings. This was just the second by submission in his 22-year career.

Up-to-the-minute UFC Fight Night 185 results include:

Tom Aspinall def. Andrei Arlovski via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 1:09Jared Gordon def. Danny Chavez via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)John Castaneda def. Eddie Wineland via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:44Julian Erosa def. Nate Landwehr via TKO (flying knee) – Round 1, 0:56Casey O’Neill def. Shana Dobson via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 3:41Aiemann Zahabi def. Drako Rodriguez via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:05Serghei Spivac def. Jared Vanderaa via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:32

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Joe Frazier won the first fight in 1971. Muhammad Ali took the 1974 rematch. 1-1, all even. A rubber match needed to happen.

And of course, one did. 1975’s Thrilla in Manila saw Ali and Frazier lock horns one more time, resulting in one of the most brutal, vicious fights in boxing history, ending arguably the sport’s biggest-ever rivalry.

Not much more can be written about this fight, and probably not much I can’t tell you. There are countless internet articles and books that have gone into every angle you can on the fight.

But if you watch it again, what sticks out is the stubbornness of this fight, the will and determination. Ali, 33, and Frazier, 31, weren’t necessarily old men, but the years were wearing on them both. They’d been through the wars, with one another and others. And this fight took almost everything from both men.

Frazier would fight George Foreman again in 1976, getting stopped in five rounds. He made one ill-advised comeback in late 1981, fighting to a 10-round draw with Floyd Cummings, a nondescript Chicago local.

Ali, of course, would fight on a while, even past when he should have stopped. He’d have 10 more fights until 1981, going 7-3. By the end, it was getting truly ugly.

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But it is a magnificently violent fight, one of the greatest in history. And it’s always worth a watch.