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UFC Vegas 120 Fighter Explains Late Withdrawal
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Heavy Sports
UFC Vegas 120 fighter Jessie Rosas, who was set to make his UFC debut, explained why he was forced to withdraw from the card at late notice.
As first reported by Heavy.com’s Marcel Dorff, Rosas was forced to pull out of his featherweight fight for Saturday’s UFC Vegas 120 card against Miles Johns.
Jessie Rosas Explains Withdrawal From UFC Vegas 120Taking to his social media, Rosas explained why he had to withdraw from Saturday’s UFC Vegas 120 card.
UFC Vegas 120 Takes Last-Minute HitWith the cancellation of Johns vs. Rosas, the UFC Vegas 120 fight card scheduled for Saturday took a last-minute hit, as fans were very excited to see Rosas, the brother of UFC bantamweight contender Raul Rosas Jr., make his promotional debut.
In the meantime, UFC Vegas 120 will still go forward with 12 fights.