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Most of it is documented here but he’s been in more recent trouble too. https://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Criminal-History-Follows-UFC-Prospect-Sedriques-Dumas-Into-Octagon-189377

That was such a disappointing fight.

It's quite frankly amazing that Clark lasted 17 UFC fights.

These are the final sentences in the Sherdog play-by-play for his two wins: "... and the lackluster match comes to a conclusion." "... and Dumas concludes the disappointing match in top position." To his credit he did run through a good opponent on the Contender Series but that version of him...

I remember someone was trying to get him removed from his Contender Series fight because of an accusation of domestic violence. Seems a bit of a liability. He's also looked awful in his UFC fights so he doesn't have a lot of rope.

Personally I would have gone with Mokaev Perez as the main event, Mokaev is 5-0 and Perez a former title challenger.

He carefully picks and chooses his battles, which is why he can afford to be so smug and insufferable.

But that isn't the case, illegal asylum seekers make up a fraction of UK immigration (less than 10%). The vast majority of it is legal immigration (primarily non-EU students and healthcare workers) that came here in adherence with rules established by the current government.

Oh you won't find me defending them, they've failed as comprehensively as you can in government. I just couldn't understand what you were getting at in your post.

Have you misunderstood the chart you posted? It's legal migration (from outside the EU) that has exploded since Brexit.

Bureau of Labor Statistics data?

Look at the chart in post 146.

I'm increasingly coming to the belief that there are no good guys in any of these conflicts. Just different shades of bad guys.

Yeah that's just what America needs, another Cheney with access to the levers of power.

Love seeing stuff like this.

Hopefully the Conservative party never get back into power but as someone who lives in a country that has had devolved Labour leadership for over 25 years, don't get your hopes up about what's going to replace them.

It's a race to see which side can subvert democracy first. America is fucked.

You sound like someone who has lost interest in MMA. Maybe there's something better you can do with your spare time than browsing and posting on MMA forums?

This is why the UFC's stance was understandable. Allowing Ngannou to box was lose/lose from their perspective - either he lost so bad they had a discredited HW Champion or he did well enough that Boxing became his priority.