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Brock Lesnar has been banned from the UFC for a year and had his victory over Sydney-based Mark Hunt overturned for doping.
American Lesnar, a WWE star, has also been fined $US250,000 ($340,000) after twice testing positive to performance-enhancing drugs – before and on the day of his UFC 200 bout with Hunt on July 9.
Mexican side Club America's Miguel Samudio scored a comedy own goal in his side's FIFA Club World Cup clash with Colombia's Atletico Nacional in Yokohoma on Sunday.
The newly crowned world champion pulled out a huge aerial manoeuvre after competition at the Billabong Pipe Masters was called off on Saturday. Vision: World Surf League
The former wrestler won in a unanimous decision, while Amanda Nunes is the new women's bantamweight champion.
Lesnar beat the New Zealand-born Hunt, who now lives in Australia, by unanimous decision.
The Nevada State Athletic Commission on Thursday (Friday AEDT) unanimously ruled he be fined 10 per cent of his $US2.5 million purse from the heavyweight fight, which has been deemed a "no contest".
Banned: Brock Lesnar has had his UFC 200 victory against Mark Hunt overturned. Photo: Getty Images
"I don't understand why they [the UFC] don't do something about it. The contract I sign says no doping but how about enforcing these contracts with harsher penalties?"