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Matt Erickson and Ken Hathaway

Norma Dumont on that Chandler altercation, her mid-fight sprint, UFC women’s featherweight future

LAS VEGAS – Whatever bad blood was going on between Norma Dumont and Chelsea Chandler, Dumont may have put an end to it Saturday.

Dumont (10-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) turned in a dominant performance to sweep Chandler (5-2 MMA, 1-1 UFC) on the scorecards for a unanimous decision on the main card at UFC on ESPN 49 in Las Vegas. The bout was just the 29th women’s featherweight fight in UFC history.

Amanda Nunes’ recent retirement while she held both the women’s featherweight and bantamweight belts has thrown some chaos into the title pictures in both divisions. Dumont appeared to have taken another big step forward as a contender and said she wants to fight for the vacant belt.

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