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Forget Sean O’Malley! Song Yadong gets the No. 1 contender rub at UFC 333

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 6h ago

Forget Sean O’Malley! Song Yadong gets the No. 1 contender rub at UFC 333 — Image: Yahoo Sports

Sean O’Malley seemed pretty convinced that a Petr Yan win at UFC 333 would result in a “Suga” title shot. But we’re not so sure any more after seeing the UFC push Song Yadong on the Abu Dhabi broadcast. O’Malley holds a controversial split decision win…

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