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Published 21:20 16 Jun 2017 BST

Ranallo is best known for his time in the WWE when he was 'The voice of Smackdown', being the brand's lead commentator after being appointed to the role in January 2016.
The 47-year-old proved popular among fans but left the WWE earlier this year, which led to widespread allegations of bullying within the industry.
He has since established himself as an MMA announcer, having recently signed up to call fights for Bellator.
Ranallo was evidently delighted with the honour to call such a huge fight and took to his personal Twitter account to thank fans who sent their congratulations.
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