LAS VEGAS – Matt Brown is always willing to engage in a big scrap. Brown (23-18 MMA, 16-12 UFC) turned in arguably his best performance in years when he knocked out Dhiego Lima in the second round to earn a “Performance of the Night” bonus at UFC on ESPN 25 on Saturday. The finish put Brown in elite company. He tied Vitor Belfort and Derrick Lewis for the most knockouts in UFC history at 12. When asked about either potentially welcoming Nick Diaz back to the octagon or fighting Nate Diaz , Brown said he’d be open to fighting both. “I love the Diaz brothers, and of course it would be a big fight,” Brown said at the post-fight news conference.
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