When former US Rowing National Team member Mike Holbrook didnt make the 2012 London Summer Olympics due to a back injury, he quickly put on weight.

I was pretty disappointed, devastated, depressed, Holbrook, 36, tells NBC News BETTER.

He quit sports, but says he still ate like an elite rower. Soon, the 6 foot 6 inch tall Holbrook was tipping the scale at over 300 pounds.

Over the next several years, Holbrook, who lives in Seattle, made multiple attempts to lose weight. He ran a few half-marathons, he says, and would shed some pounds only to gain them back.

Last January, after Holbrooks then-girlfriend, Alyssa, accepted his marriage proposal, he knew he wanted to transform both his body and his outlook for good.

I thought: I have to do something now, he says.

Over 7 months, Holbrook lost 50 pounds just in time to say I do to the woman he loves.

Heres how the former national team athlete got back his edge.

As a former rower who once trained up to 6 hours a day, Holbrook knew that too much exercise would increase his hunger, which he feared would hurt his weight-loss goal. He decided to burn calories instead by incorporating small amounts of exercise into his daily work routine.

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A manager at a busy tech company, Holbrook made a rule for himself. Every day, he takes the elevator to and from the 32nd floor of the skyscraper where his workplace is located. He is only allowed to use the elevator twice a day: once in the morning when he arrives at work, and once in the evening when he leaves. On whatever floor the elevator happens to stop first, he has to get off and use the stairs the rest of the way. And if he needs to go to another floor for a meeting between those periods, he must use the stairs.

Climbing up and down stairs often, in a rush to avoid being late helps Holbrook burn calories throughout his busy day.

For the first few weeks and months, I was kind of winded when I got to the meetings, he says, but yesterday I was late, and I got 10 floors in about two and a half minutes, which is doing two stairs at a time, and I recovered in about 30 seconds, and I was good to go.

Holbrook downloaded the weight loss app Noom on his phone. The app calculated the amount of weight he wanted to lose, gave him a calorie budget for each day to reach his weight-loss goal, and provided a colored food grading system that showed him how calorie dense specific foods were.

Its the idea that the volume of food that you eat is more important than the actual calorie content, he says.

Foods that are lower in calories are graded green or yellow, he says, whereas higher density foods are graded in red, which makes his budget easy to visualize.

For example, grapes are graded green, while raisins are red (a half cup of raisins has about 220 calories versus 50 in a half cup of grapes, according to Berkeley Wellness). So he could easily see that a bowl of grapes would be more filling and less caloric than a handful of raisins.

I eat 40 grapes a day its a huge, overflowing of the bowl that I eat them in but if you had 40 raisins, it wouldnt even look like a small handful, he explains.

It doesnt feel restricted because youre satiated, he adds, and youre full because you continue to eat a fairly large volume of food.

Holbrook says he still eats some red foods, like chocolate and potato chips, but is careful not to go outside his budget. Every night before bed, he enjoys a few caramel chocolates. His wife helps him by nibbling the corners, he says, so he isnt eating the entire chocolate.

Still being able to enjoy some red foods helped him lose weight in the long term, he says. I am at peace with allowing myself to enjoy a little bit of any food, I think thats what made it sustainable, says Holbrook.

Holbrook lost 50 pounds just in time for his wedding in July. But there was a problem: the tux he ordered months before was too big, and he had to order a new one with a custom fit. But he says it was worth it.

I just felt amazing standing up there and telling this woman that I love her, and crying a little bit, he says.

Holbrook says he also sleeps better and no longer suffers from back pain, adding every second of every day is better.

I feel really jazzed when I come into work every day, he says.

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The most effective fat burning exercises consist of cardiovascular workouts as well as strength exercises that can help get your body in shape. To lose weight healthy you should choose a sport or physical activity that best suits your needs. That's why we present to you 12 physical activities for effective calorie burning. Dont forget that you are going to need adequate equipment that will maximize your potential and prevent/minimize injuries. You can alwayscheck it out hereto be sure you got the top-quality gear.

An easy, fun and inexpensive way to lose weight is to dance. You can do this physical activity at home, it is enough to play your favorite music and just dance for an hour. Find YouTube channels that can help you learn various dance moves. An hour of dancing burns from 600 to 800 calories.

Tennis is a fun sport that also helps with weight loss. It requires constant and fast movement, which is an ideal way to burn calories. It also gives you a great opportunity to socialize and try something new.

It doesnt matter if it is summer or winter, you can always go for a swim. An hour actively spent in the water shapes the whole body and burns 800 calories. If you go swimming with friends, you can also play numerous games in the water.

Another activity for eliminating stress from the body is kickboxing or just boxing, which is also an ideal way in your journey to weight loss. An hour of practicing the sport burns 600 calories. You can meet new people, find a sparring partner, and learn self-defense.

Sports such as football, basketball and handball require constant movement and running. This kind of cardiovascular activity helps burn fat quickly, and group sports are fun too.

Stretching and yoga, in addition to helping relieve stress, lower back pain and improve body flexibility, is also an effective way to lose weight. An hour of yoga burns 180 calories, and if you do more demanding exercises it will help you lose weight faster. YouTube is filled with channels that will teach you various types of yoga, and if you like to socialize you can always find a studio nearby.

An easy but very effective way to lose weight is to run or jog. Beginners are advised to combine slow and light jogging with short sprints and fast walking. Such interval training successfully burns calories. To make it more fun, choose your favorite music or find a friend that will join you.

Whether you use an indoor bike or ride it outdoors, cycling is a good way to burn calories, especially if you go for an uphill ride. An hour or so of cycling burns from 500 to 1,000 calories. Find a bike you like and explore the world around you. Discover a new park in your area, a coffee shop, and other interesting things.

Any type of exercise that involves jumping helps to burn calories, such as jumping rope or jumping on a trampoline. Training consisting of squats and jumping is also a great activity for burning fat and strengthening your muscles.

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At just 29 years old, Justin Simpson got a not-so-stellar report card on his health. His doctor called his cholesterol level "embarrassing" and said his liver had become so fatty that he was considered prediabetic.

Justin Simpson lost 95 pounds and became a personal trainer along the way.

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At that time, he was at his highest weight ever 305 pounds but also at his lowest point emotionally. He knew something had to change. Armed with motivation to live and lead a healthier lifestyle, he made some big, big changes. Here, he shares his decade-long journey in his own words.

No one likes going to the doctor and I definitely didn't. What's even worse is when your doctor looks you straight in the face and says your blood pressure is an indication that you could die very soon. Once she said that, I knew I had no other choice but to make some serious changes, and fast. I was only 29 years old how could I be close to death?

Not only did I want to have a long, healthy life, but I also really wanted to go on adventures. I had always dreamed of traveling, and I realized how unrealistic that was given my state of health and my weight. I knew it wouldn't be fair to my travel partner if I had to stop for a break every 15 minutes or had to carry insulin my entire trip.

Though I transformed my lifestyle for myself, a big motivation was to not let down those who depend on me.

"There's no such thing as before and after, there's only before and in-progress."

In 2009, when I left that doctor's appointment, I was 305 pounds. Over the next five years, I tried a couple of bad crash diets. I also tried the Mediterranean diet, which was recommended to me by that same doc. I knew from the moment I bought a book about it that it wasn't for me, but I really wasn't sure what else to do.

Over the next five years, I lost 30 pounds thanks to a lot of weight fluctuation and crash diets. Really, I didn't know how to eat, didn't want to learn and didn't push myself.

In fact, it wasn't until July 2014 that I decided to take it seriously. I started then with a weight of 275 and got down to 210 by November 2015, which is about where I've stayed ever since.

So how'd I get there? I like to say that the journey of health is ongoing, and my philosophy has always been 'There's no such thing as before and after, there's only before and in-progress.'

While this is true, I did take some proactive steps over the last decade to drop nearly 100 pounds and get my body fat percentage down to 14 percent.

For starters, I now love to cook! I challenged myself to find ways to enjoy foods I knew were good for me but had never liked. I also started tagging along with my friends to cycling classes and, perhaps most importantly, I started Couch to 5K with the intention of running my first 5K before I turned 30.

I hit that goal, just two weeks shy of my birthday, at the Hot-to-Trot Thanksgiving Day 5K in Knoxville, Tennessee. The very next day, I walked into TITLE Boxing Club, and life changed forever. That's when I began my journey training as a boxer.

For the next year, I was a member and the weight really started to fall off. Inspired by my own improvement, I wanted to help others make better choices and meet their goals, so I became a boxing group instructor. A few months later, I decided to go even further and become a National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)-certified personal trainer.

Today four years later! I'm a board-certified personal trainer with a nutrition specialization and a growing list of clients. I have been promoted to director of my gym, and recently, I was nominated as the Best Personal Trainer in a city-wide poll.

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My fitness journey, undeniably, has played a major part in my transformation. It's hard to believe that I once couldn't run a 5K, when now, that's easy for me.

However, as a person who loves to eat, nutrition was my biggest, most difficult hurdle to overcome. For years, I postponed cleaning up my meals because I had a negative perspective on what 'eating healthy' would look like. If I'm being honest, I truly believed I'd have to eat salads all the time, and trust me, I'm definitely not a salad guy.

"I lost about 100 pounds, but I rarely ever ate any salads and never starved myself. Knowledge is indeed power!"

What clicked for me is when I changed my mindset. Instead of focusing on all that I couldn't have, I decided to think about what I could have. I really believe nutrition is a process and you have to trust it.

I did everything I could to learn about foods and learn how to cook, and I challenged myself to try anything and everything. And guess what? I lost about 100 pounds, but I rarely ever ate any salads and never starved myself. Knowledge is indeed power!

Boxing helped Justin lose the weight and keep it off.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: If I would have put myself on a very restrictive diet that was only about leafy greens and olive oil dressing, I wouldn't have met my goals. (And I wouldn't be helping so many others to meet their own, too!) Giving myself the ability to eat what I like within reason, of course helped me to keep meals fun. I knew if I was miserable every single time I ate, I would have given up fast.

Instead, I made little changes to my habits, little bits at a time, and found new, sustainable ways to eat clean and actually have fun with food. Over time, I didn't have to make 'conscious' health decisions anymore because it had become the normal way I ate.

I understood that if I wanted to make long-lasting change, I would need to take on something that I could do forever. I had been learning a lot about the paleo diet and thought it seemed like a good method that I would enjoy, so I started cooking mostly meals I'd tracked down from paleo recipe websites. I was getting to eat vegetables I liked, plenty of lean proteins that I liked and I grew to love it! There were even paleo versions of some of my favorite high-calorie meals (hello, country-fried steak!).

"I never eat something I don't want to eat, so I'm left with a nutrition philosophy that I can use forever."

But I also knew that even paleo wasn't fully sustainable for me if I were to remain strict, so I was never 100 percent strict. Rather, I used paleo as a starting point. This means if I wanted to have a bit of rice, I'd do it but I'd watch my portions. If a coworker brought in cookies, I'd have one but limit myself to that one. So I was primarily following paleo but also being very aware of what I was taking in that fell outside of that scope.

Once I became a trainer, my schedule exploded and it was very difficult to cook fresh meals every day, so I started getting my feet wet with meal prepping. I started small by just making my lunch for the week and then eventually started batching my dinners as well. It took a few weeks before I latched on to the concept because the idea of eating the same thing day after day for a whole week was boring to me... but I quickly realized how much time and effort I was saving.

Meal prepping then led me to my current philosophy of not being afraid to try new foods but also being OK with eating a lot of whatever you like. I love sweet potatoes and I could eat them every day, so I do! I could eat seasoned ground turkey every day, so I do. I never eat something I don't want to eat, so I'm left with a nutrition philosophy that I can use forever.

In those early days my focus was more on making better daily decisions than it was staying under a calorie limit. I quickly found that I would be consuming a calorie deficit automatically by simply eating cleaner, healthier foods!

"The hard truth? You're going to mess up your diet. You're going to have weeks where you gain weight. But you don't need to beat yourself up for it! You're not a failure, you're a person."

Nowadays, I calculate my caloric needs using the Harris-Benedict equation to get my basal metabolic rate and total energy expenditure. I adjust my daily requirement based on my current goal (cutting weight or bulking mass) and then break down my macros from there. I want to set a good example for my clients while also teaching them how nutrition works, so I'm very transparent about how my macros break down and why they break down the way they do.

I do not track micros but I do eat a variety of vegetables throughout the day, supplement with a daily multivitamin and occasionally have some powdered greens in the afternoon, so I have no reason to believe I'll be out of balance anytime soon.

Boxing is a very personalized sport: It's you and the bag, or you and your opponent. It also requires a great deal of self-discipline and training, and you have to be your own biggest supporter to get through the workouts. The same is true with any sport and with any lifestyle change. That's why it's so important to be kind to yourself and to be positive.

Something I hate is the phrase 'cheat meal.' I also hate when people bring treats to an office and coworkers turn them down because they're 'being good.' This insinuates the rest of us are 'being bad' for enjoying a cookie.

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The hard truth? You're going to mess up your diet. You're going to have weeks where you gain weight. It's part of it, and it's just how it goes. But you don't need to beat yourself up for it! You're not a failure, you're a person. You learn from it, and you move on. Too many times people get discouraged with themselves when they make a bad decision or suffer a setback and it causes them to give up completely. I feel like taking away these critical phrases and thoughts and being more forgiving of ourselves will take us all a long way.

When you're a fan of yourself and your own cheerleader, you give yourself the responsibility you need to succeed. It's important to understand that no one else can lose your weight. No one else can get you to the gym or maintain your diet. You may have dietary limitations or medical issues, but it's ultimately up to you to take responsibility for yourself, work around your limitations and go get your own success.

Accountability partners are awesome, workout buddies are great and a supportive significant other is an amazing thing to have, but at the end of the day, your success depends on your efforts and your attitude.

Accept that and watch your success start pouring in!

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A MUM was asked by medics if she was expecting triplets before she had life-saving surgery to remove an eight-pound cyst.

Sharon-Phillipson Reed, 47, was horrified to discover she had a cancerous tumour on her ovary, measuring almost half a metre wide.

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The mum-of-one, from Ulverston, Cumbria, had spent months begging doctors to take her symptoms seriously.

One had even told her she was too fat and simply needed to lose weight.

But Sharon was in so much pain, and was struggling to breathe, so doctors eventually performed life-saving surgery and the cyst, measuring 44cm, was removed.

It is so important to listen to your own body... I am one of the lucky ones

Sharon, who is mum to Nathan, 16, is now fully recovered and last week was given the all clear from the disease.

She says: I just want other women to be aware of the symptoms.

"It is so important to listen to your own body. I am one of the lucky ones.

Sharons problems began in July 2016 with stomach pain, and her doctors assured her she had a bug.

But she continued to feel unwell, and a GP told her she needed to lose weight.

Another asked if she was pregnant, and another suggested she may be suffering from bloating and IBS.

But Sharon had an instinct that something was not right.

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She was referred for a scan, which showed a cyst measuring 15cms on her ovary.

She says: I was warned to prepare myself for cancer. My son was only 12 at the time and it was traumatic for the whole family.

Meanwhile, as she waited for a surgery date at home, Sharons symptoms worsened.

Further tests appeared to show that the cyst was not cancerous, and her operation was again put on hold.

She says: I was becoming really breathless and I was in so much pain and I was tanked up on morphine all day.

"I felt so full that all I could manage every day was a single chocolate from the Advent calendar.

Christmas 2016 completely passed me by.

But by December 27, her husband, Daniel, was so concerned that he called an ambulance.

The 7 ovarian cancer warning signs to know

Ovarian Cancer is the fifth most common cancer in women with around 7,000 new cases diagnosed in the UK each year.

But millions of women are putting themselves at risk because they don't know the key symptoms. These include:

1. Bloating

Loads of us suffer from bloating on a regular basis but here, we're talking about chronic bloating that doesn't go away after you've had a poo or a few hours after eating.

2. Pain in your belly or pelvic area

Again, belly aches aren't uncommon but if you feel pain every day then that's an indication that something's up.

If you have tension in your stomach or pelvis which goes after passing wind or going to the loo, you might have something like IBS.

With ovarian cancer, however, there's no physical release.

3. Feeling full quickly when eating

Changes in appetite are always worth getting checked out. If you normally demolish three good meals a day and suddenly find yourself struggling to eat half of your breakfast, something's not right.

4. Needing to pee more oftenDrinking more water might make you run to the loo but when you're peeing more frequently for no apparent reason, it's worth getting checked out.

Needing to pee usually isn't a sign of ovarian cancer but could be a symptom of something else going on in the area.

5. Back pain

Like needing to pee more, there are any number of reasons why you might get lower back pain.

But if you have any of these other signs then you absolutely must go to see your GP as soon as you can.

6. Change in poo habits

Our poo tells us a lot about our health.

To know if anything changes, you have to be aware of what's natural for you. If you normally go for a poo once or twice a day and suddenly find yourself running to the loo five or six times, that's a sign that something is off.

The same applies if you struggle to go at all.

7. Unexplained weight loss

If you haven't been actively trying to lose weight and find that a couple of stone have suddenly fallen off, that's not a good sign.

Losing weight when you are not trying to is avery common symptom in people with cancer. It may be one of the reasons you first go to the doctor.

An unexplained weight loss of 10lbs or more may be the first sign of cancer.

She was admitted to Furness General Hospital, Cumbria, by now barely able to breathe.

She says: One of the nurses said to me: When are you due? It looks like triplets! My stomach was that swollen and big that everyone just assumed I was pregnant.

You could actually see the cyst growing at a daily rate, it was like a scene from Alien.

On January 2 2017, Sharon had life-saving surgery to remove the 8lbs 3ozs cyst which measured 44cm x 22cm x 10cm. She also had a full hysterectomy.

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She says: It was a strange feeling waking up from the op.

"I was in a lot of pain, but I also felt so much lighter - I felt empty inside.

Sharon believed her ordeal was behind her. But six weeks on, tests showed that the tumour was in fact cancerous after all.

I was in a lot of pain, but I also felt so much lighter - I felt empty inside

Sharon says: I was in total shock. I had to cope with the effects of major surgery, plus a cancer diagnosis, and I was also in an early menopause because of the hysterectomy.

My husband and son were wonderful, but it was a tough time for us all.

"I had a whole year of antibiotics whilst I struggled with infections.

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Sharon eventually made a full recovery and last week was given the all-clear from cancer.

She says: Id like to make people aware of the symptoms and signs of ovarian cancer.

"It is so important to trust your instincts and to listen to what your body is telling you.

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The death of Diane Oxberry from the BBC was so tragic and made me realise how lucky I have been, despite everything.

"I want to make sure I use this second chance to educate others.

Sharon hopes to set up a support group for survivors of ovarian cancer this year.

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By: Lifestyle Desk | New Delhi | Published: February 11, 2020 2:30:48 pm Sania Mirza lost 26 kg in four months after giving birth to her baby. (Source: mirzasaniar/Instagram)

Sania Mirza, who gave birth to her son on 30, October 2018, recently shared her weight loss journey on social media. She took to Instagram to reveal that she had lost almost 26 kg in four months from 89 kg to 63 kg.

Take a look at her post below.

The tennis player, who welcomed baby boy Izhaan with cricketer Shoaib Malik, revealed she had to go a long way to shed her postpartum weight. And the secret to that is her fitness regimen. The mother shared workout videos on Instagram from time to time acing cardio to weight training to show how it helped her lose weight and stay fit.

Sharing a workout video on Instagram a few months ago, Sania revealed that she had put on 23 kg during pregnancy. Believe me that one hour or 2 hours a day to yourself will do wonders to you physically, but so much mentally as well, she wrote. Take a look:

With sleepless nights and fatigue after the birth of her baby, there were days when her body wanted to give up and accept that it may never respond to exercise the same way as before, but Sania continued. It was my mind that kept me going my jumps could get higher, my technique could get better, my stamina could get betterbut it doesnt happen over night! It is a process and once we accept that nothing can hold us back, she said.

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In another Instagram post, she also shared her fitness routine: 2 km warm up on tread mill followed by a lot of stretches and exercises to loosen my lower back and hips

Bench press 4 sets of 10 (try and increase weight with every set and decrease reps)Lat pull downs 4 sets x 12 repsForward moving jumps 4 sets x 12 repsGlutal kick backs 4 sets x12 repsDead lifts I started with 15 kilos 4 setsAssisted push up 4 sets of 12Body weight squats 4 sets of 20Ski abs 4 sets of 24Burpees 4 sets of 8Leg press 4 sets x 6And finally 20 mins of running cool down on 9 km

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Sania chronicled her workout schedule, from Day 1-10, on Instagram. Here are some of her other workout videos you can take a look at and draw inspiration from:

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When news of Walker Zimmermans trade to Nashville SC flashed across Mark Anthony Kayes phone Tuesday morning, the Los Angeles Football Club midfielder was descending in the elevator of his apartment with a neighbor, on his way to his car.

It shocked him enough to evoke an audible reaction, which startled his neighbor as much as the news startled Kaye.

I was in shock. The lady next to me probably thought someone passed away or something. I didnt see it coming. You dont see any of these things coming, Kaye said. I just wish him the best. Its not a move that says he did something wrong. If anything, its a move that says hes done well.

On Tuesday, LAFC announced it had traded the linchpin of its backline during the clubs first two seasons to Nashville in exchange for $600,000 in 2020 General Allocation Money, $350,000 in 2021 GAM, and a 2020 international roster spot. LAFC will receive an additional $150,000 in GAM in 2020 and 2021 if Zimmerman meets certain performance-based metrics.

If the 26-year-old defender meets those performance-based conditions, the deal will eclipse Sporting Kansas Citys transfer of Ike Opara to Minnesota United last offseason as the most lucrative transfer for a defender in Major League Soccer history.

The trade is a win from a financial standpoint, potentially one of record-breaking proportions. LAFC sold high on Zimmerman, whom the team acquired from FC Dallas in its first transfer ahead of its inaugural season. However, Nashvilles motivation to get a deal done quickly means LAFC has lost arguably its best defender just a week before the teams CONCACAF Champions League debut against Club Leon in Mexico.

Its ironic that when we where n expansion team, we saw Walker as such a key piece to acquire from FC Dallas at that time two years ago, and now Nashville is in the same boat, LAFC VP and general manager John Thorrington said while addressing the media after practice Tuesday. Walker will always be remembered for the role that he played here in those first two years.

Thorrington made it clear that Nashvilles generous offer was only one of several factors that led to LAFCs decision to move Zimmerman, who signed a contract extension with LAFC worth approximately $2.4 million before the start of last season. The LAFC front office remains active, and now has a windfall of money and an international spot to work with, but Thorrington also expressed confidence in the ability of the players currently with the club to have success in the coming Champions League match and beyond.

It came together fairly quickly. Nashville was very clear in their intent on signing Walker and showed how much they valued him. They presented a significant offer for him, Thorrington said. For Nashville, it was an urgent need, which they made very clear. We cant always just do things on our timeline. Walker has been away with the national team and played those games for them, and weve been moving on with our preseason.

Zimmerman did not play in LAFCs preseason, so in the context of training and preparation in 2020, the trade doesnt impact the work the team has done in the past month. Centerback Eddie Segura, on his way back from national duty with Colombia, is a staple in the middle of LAFCs defense. Tristan Blackmon, Jordan Harvey and Dejan Jakovic have all seen minutes at centerback this preseason. Latif Blessing has continued to put in work at right back.

Zimmermans departure will send a ripple effect though the entire LAFC backline, as every defender on the team will have to take on some of the weight to account for the loss.

Were a club that continues to evolve. At the beginning, we talked about times when we might sell players. This was one of those situations, but we feel like other guys are moving along really well, LAFC head coach Bob Bradley said. We have a lot of good players, a lot of good things that happen every day in practice. We always move players around to different positions, so we feel good about that but also continue to look outside for ways to improve.

LAFC will play its final preseason match Wednesday against Toronto FC in a match open to the public. The match will serve as the clubs final tuneup before traveling to Mexico to face Leon on Feb. 18 in the first CONCACAF Champions League match in LAFC history.

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COREY ANDERSON VS. JAN BLACHOWICZ

Saturdays main event is a multitude of things: its a matchup between the top two contenders in the light heavyweight division; a rematch from UFC 191, which Anderson won handily; and, most importantly, a case study in allowing fighters time to develop once they reach the UFC.

Anderson won the light heavyweight competition on Season 19 of The Ultimate Fighter, and while there were some ugly losses along the way, the last two years have been the return on investment Anderson and those around him foresaw when he came off the show, as the hard-working former collegiate wrestler has developed into a more complete mixed martial artist and an undeniable threat in the light heavyweight ranks.

Over his last four fights, the 30-year-old Anderson has registered decision wins over Patrick Cummins, Glover Teixeira, and Ilir Latifi, and quickly shut down any talk of Johnny Walker being next in line for a title shot by stopping the Brazilian a little over two minutes into their meeting at UFC 244.

Blachowicz arrived in the UFC as an established name to those who follow European MMA, having ruled the light heavyweight ranks in KSW, rounding out his time with the Polish promotion by posting wins over UFC veterans Sokoudjou, Mario Miranda, Houston Alexander, and Goran Reljic. After winning his debut in impressive fashion, Blachowicz dropped four of his next five fights, including his first meeting with Anderson, leaving him in dire need of a win and observers wondering if he had what it takes to compete at this level.

The 36-year-old standout is 6-1 since then, earning victories over the likes of Jared Cannonier, Jimi Manuwa, Nikita Krylov, and Luke Rockhold, with his only setback coming against recent title challenger Thiago Santos. Hes gotten back to fighting the way he did under the KSW banner moving confidently, playing to his strengths, not allowing opponents to dictate the terms of engagement and it has elevated him into the championship mix.

Although there are never any guarantees when it comes to what opportunities the future may hold, these two are unquestionably the top two contenders in the 205-pound ranks at the moment and the victor will have an unassailable case for challenging for the title at some point later this year.

It was an intriguing matchup the first time it transpired, but its even more compelling now, and should be a fantastic close to an action-packed night of fights in Rio Rancho on Saturday.

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