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Veteran UFC Announcer Done, Cain Velasquez On NAC Pulling Him From UFC 207, Latest Embedded Video
- Updated: December 29, 2016
– No Ronda Rousey, but the third installment of UFC 207: Embedded has been made available. The series provides fans with behind-the-scenes footage from the stars of the upcoming pay-per-view, which takes place Friday night.
Amanda Nunes, who defends her bantamweight title against Rousey in the main event, begins her fight week duties in Las Vegas. Also, Dominick Cruz and Cody Garbrandt get prepared for their battle.
– Mike Goldberg’s run as the voice of the UFC is almost over, UFC president Dana White confirmed on Wednesday. Reports started circulating that Goldberg would be done after UFC 207 and White responded during a media scrum.
“That is true,” White said when asked about the report.
UFC 207 will be the finale time that Goldberg and Joe Rogan work together. Goldberg started with the company in 1997 and has called the majority of the pay-per-view events since. One name rumored as a replacement is Jim Rome.
– Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez has released a lengthy statement explaining why the Nevada Athletic Commission revoked his fight license ahead of UFC 207. Velasquez was scheduled for a rematch with Fabricio Werdum before the NAC required more information on the health of Velasquez.
To all of my fans, family and friends,
As you can imagine the last few days have been very challenging. However, throughout my career I have always been transparent with you in every way and this won’t be the exception.
First let me say no one is more disappointed about not fighting at UFC 207 than I. Fighting is what I love to do. Unfortunately, circumstances out of my control are forcing me from doing so. I wanted all of you to know the facts surrounding what is keeping me out of the Octagon.
• On December 21st, I gave an interview to ESPN staff writer Brett Okamoto in which I indicated that I had been having some back issues related to my sciatic nerve and the pain it was …
