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<\/p>\nOne has to assume that Jorge Masvidal tuned in to watch his former friend Colby Covington take on his current training partner Tyron Woodley.<\/p>\n
Woodley (19-6-1 MMA) had entered the September 19 grudge match with Covington looking to rebound from a two-fight losing streak. In his most previous efforts, ‘The Chosen One’ had suffered unanimous decision losses to Kamaru Usman and Gilbert Burns respectively.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Jorge Masvidal’s former best buddy in Colby Covington (16-2 MMA) was most previously seen in action at UFC 245 in December of 2019, where he suffered a fifth-round TKO loss to reigning welterweight champion Kamaru Usman. Prior to that setback, ‘Chaos’ was coming off a dominant decision victory over former title holder Robbie Lawler at UFC Newark.<\/p>\n
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The UFC Vegas 11 main event proved to be a lopsided contest, as Colby Covington was able to dominate Tyron Woodley for the better portion of four rounds before scoring a bizarre finish<\/a> due to injury in round five.<\/p>\n Official UFC Vegas 11 Result: Colby Covington def. Tyron Woodley via TKO at 1:19 of Round 5<\/p>\n Jorge Masvidal has been relatively silent on social media since Covington’s dominant win over Woodley on September 19.<\/p>\n Although ‘Chaos’ called him out<\/a> following his win, ‘Gamebred’ has yet to issue a direct response to Covington himself.<\/p>\n Since Colby’s TKO victory over Woodley on September 19, Jorge Masvidal has shared the following messages, normally using the hashtag “The Resurrection”, on social media<\/a>.<\/p>\n September 19, the day of Covington vs. Woodley:<\/p>\n Handle with care. Fragile #theresurrection<\/a><\/p>\n — Jorge Masvidal UFC (@GamebredFighter) September 19, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n