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Line 74: Hague then faced fellow UFC vet, [[Travis Wiuff]], at [[List of AFC events#AMMA 5\|AMMA 5: Uprising]] on October 1, 2010, event in Edmonton, Alberta. He won the fight via Knockout in the first round.<ref name="sherdog" /> Hague made a valiant 3 Full Round effort against Mike Hackert facing a loss in Fort ~~MacMurray~~McMurray, Alberta. Following this loss he went back to the drawing board, took a vacation to Mexico with friend and fellow fighter Spencer Hendricks, and came back with a mindset to get himself UFC bound. Hague then rematched Hackert at the Mayfield Trade Center for the #1 Canadian Heavyweight Ranking. Facing a first-round TKO, Hague announced his retirement from MMA following the bout.<ref>{{cite news\|url=http://www.fightline.com/fl/news/2012/0817/549998/\|title=Tim Hague Announces His Retirement After Latest Loss\|publisher=fightline.com\|accessdate=2012-08-17}}</ref> In March 2013, Hague announced his return to the cage. He fought former UFC middleweight [[Kalib Starnes]] at [[Aggression Fighting Championship]] 19 in Edmonton, Alberta on July 5, 2013.<ref>{{cite news\|url=http://topmmanews.com/2013/04/26/tim-hague-returns-to-face-kalib-starnes-at-afc-19-july-5th-in-edmonton///\|title=Tim Hague Returns to Face Kalib Starnes at AFC 19 July 5th in Edmonton\|publisher=TopMMANews.com\|accessdate=2013-04-26}}</ref> He lost the fight via unanimous decision.<ref name="sherdog" />

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