@phillyfan4L @SlickJamesz @lookatmyopinion @ElonovMMA @acdmma_ There is no division they need to get the jon and tom fight then try to get Francis back or do heavyweight crossover fights because the division is boring and empty. — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) May 13, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB May 13, 2025 at 01:46PM

@rouhai1 @ElonovMMA @acdmma_ Sounds like your talking about @TheNotoriousMMA — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) May 13, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB May 13, 2025 at 01:44PM

@DailyLoud Where does he fight this professional fighter? — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) May 13, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB May 13, 2025 at 01:20PM

@ElonovMMA @acdmma_ Because he helped build the ufc as one of the best fighters to ever live, and there is only one other decent heavyweight so the division without Jon and tom is fucked anyway — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) May 13, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB May 13, 2025 at 01:15PM

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We’ve only covered the Department of Justice vs Google documents here and there but here are some documents that may be of interest to the community here. Google said Navboost is not a machine learning system, instead it is more of a big table. And there are more documents including one on hand crafting signals and another on a debugging interface.

Ryan Moulton, a Google Search engineer who worked on Google’s search rankings algorithms for over 18 years now, went to X to call out some of what the courts are saying as not true. He went on to say, “This is now the second time I’ve seen my work cited prominently in a major lawsuit against Google, and I have to say, it has not given me a lot of faith in the court process around issues like this."