April 18 should have been the biggest night of Yoel Romero’s professional fighting career. Instead, he was left watching, instead of participating, as three of the top middleweights in the world battled it out in Newark, New Jersey.Romero should have been the fourth, with a match against Brazilian contender Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza the prelude to that night’s main event between Luke Rockhold and Lyoto Machida. It was the type of doubleheader that would likely produce a challenger for 185-pound champion Chris Weidman, depending on who looked the best at Prudential Center ... Read the Full Article Here

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