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		<title>How the UFC&#8217;s developmental program in Latin America has paid off – but can still grow</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ In today’s MMA landscape, it’s not uncommon to see Hispanic fighters thrive at the highest level, and that’s not by coincidence. Many Hispanic fighters from Latin America can be found across all divisions in the UFC, the leading MMA promotion on the planet. Many populate the UFC’s official rankings, and some are even considered title contenders in their respective divisions]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> In today’s MMA landscape, it’s not uncommon to see Hispanic fighters thrive at the highest level, and that’s not by coincidence. Many Hispanic fighters from Latin America can be found across all divisions in the UFC, the leading MMA promotion on the planet. Many populate the UFC’s official rankings, and some are even considered title contenders in their respective divisions</p>
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