Best Actor? Don't bother! Best Picture? Who cares?! Best Fighter in the Flyweight Division? Now, that's what we want to know about. On Sunday night, the film...
Initially seen as a secondary endeavor, Francis Ngannou's venture into boxing has evolved into something more substantial as he prepares to take on Anthony Joshua this Friday.
Former interim UFC lightweight champion Dustin Poirier, having engaged in two fights each against Max Holloway and Justin Gaethje, is well-positioned to provide insights into the outcome of the "BMF" title bout at UFC 300.
On March 8th, Israel "El Huracan" Galvan (6-3) returns to the CFFC cage in Tampa, FL, aiming to shock the MMA world by dethroning the undefeated Badmatsyren "Immortal Lotus" Dorzhiev (8-0) in the main event of CFFC 130. For Galvan, this isn't just another fight; it's a career-defining moment. The coveted CFFC Flyweight Championship hangs in the balance, dangling the promise of gold and a potential ticket to the UFC's Flyweight Division. This division is undergoing a resurgence, presenting a prime opportunity for a hungry fighter like Galvan to seize the moment and elevate his career to the next level.
ONE 166 went down from Qatar on Friday, March 1st, and it didn't come without some hiccups. Some may not think so, but looking at it from an outside, semi-biased perspective, two disqualifications seem harsh.
One was an illegal slam in a title fight, the other was due to inactivity, and a red card was given.
Let's dive into that system.
Sean O'Malley, the UFC's potential next megastar returns this weekend to make not only the first defence of his bantamweight championship but also attempts...
Vitor Belfort, is advocating for changes in boxing regulations to level the playing field when MMA fighters transition to boxing. One of which includes...
