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A former professional mixed martial artist won the fight of his life outside the ring, and it was all caught on camera.
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Despite the social media frenzy, it seems even a spectacle as large as Mayweather vs. Paul couldn’t draw in an in-person crowd, regardless of the return of live events since the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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MIAMI – Mixed Martial Arts fighter Michael Nates, of Hialeah, remains at a hospital in intensive care after he sparred with Miami police officers following his arrest on Sunday. Local 10 News reporter Christina Vazquez spoke to Nates’ mother Thursday following a bond court hearing for his case. The girl’s father, Alex Torres, spoke to Local 10 News this week. Authorities said Michael Nates got into a fight with officers at a Miami police station. “That is when he tries to grab a hold of the officer’s handgun,” Miami police spokeswoman Kenia Fallat said.
