A trio of losses has signaled "The Ultimate Fighter 9" runner-up Andre Winner's exit from the UFC.
Multiple outlets reported the news today, and Winner's manager, Wad Alameddine, today confirmed the news with MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com).
Winner (11-6-1 MMA, 2-4 UFC) most recently fought at UFC 132, where he was soundly routed by former WEC lightweight Anthony Njokuani.
That the fight went past the first round was something of a surprise. Njokuani badly hurt Winner with a barrage of punches halfway through the first frame and teed off on the Brit against the cage until it seemed a matter of course that the referee would stop the punishment.
The call never came, however, and Winner and Njokuani fought to the final bell of the three-round fight. Winner, though, never got his stride back, and Njokuani dominated the action.
The loss brought Winner's octagon record to 2-4 and followed a submission defeat to Dennis Siver at UFC 122 and a decision loss to Nik Lentz at UFC 118.
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