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According to MMA Fighting, the UFC has announced that they have released heavyweight fighter Jared Rosholt.

Though his record in the octagon has been been great, his performance in the octagon has been met with a ton of harsh criticism. Rosholt in his 3-years he has been fighting in the UFC has been criticized for mainly not finishing off opponents in situations where he could of. Also, he was cut for basically not being entertaining enough according what the UFC and many other outlets are saying.

Rosholt was on the rise and moving up in the rankings of the UFC's Heavywight divison but his recent fight against Roy "Big Country" Nelson halted him from moving up. Rosholt lost to Roy Nelson back in February after being dominated for 3-rounds.

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