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Yahoo Sports reports that Tyron Woodley, the former UFC Welterweight champion once known as "T-Wood," broke an eight-year winless streak with a dramatic comeback victory over Joaquin Buckley at Real American Freestyle 12 in Cleveland. The fight, which took place Saturday night at Rocket Arena, saw Woodley in deep trouble before rallying to secure his first combat sports win since his championship reign ended nearly a decade ago.
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