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After suffering a dreadful loss at the hands of Diego Sanchez on Saturday night, Clay Guida heads the list of medically suspended fighters following 'TUF' 9 Finale.
"The Carpenter" was looking to build on his three fight winning streak as he entered the octagon on Saturday. Instead, Clay saw his ...
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