UFC Bantamweight champion “Suga” Sean O’Malley is set to defend his newly-earned title for the first time on March at UFC 299 against Marlon “Chito” Vera, a violently dangerous fighter sporting the most finishes (10) in the division’s history.
Caged Aggression, the Iowa-based MMA promotion known for its multi-night events, began rolling out its 25 scheduled fights this week for its upcoming March card, starting with both main events. The organization’s 20th two-night event has been touted as “historic”, with seven of its 25 fights having championship stakes.
More championship action is on the way this Friday night in Philadelphia. After taking the month of January off from MMA to begin a Muay-Thai promotion, Atlantic City-based Cage Fury Fighting Championships is back for more action this weekend.
While Las Vegas will be undoubtedly the epicenter of the sports universe this week thanks to Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium this Sunday night, don't forget that you've got a full weekend of MMA to watch before the ballgame happens. After Battlefield Fight League gets the weekend schedule going on Thursday night, the action returns stateside the next evening.
Live coverage of CFFC 129 begins Friday at 7 pm ET/ 4 pm PT on the CFFC OnlyFans feed with the free undercard. Action continues at 9 pm ET/ 6 pm PT on UFC Fight Pass with the main card. Barring any postponed or cancelled fights between now and then, an 11-fight card will take place.
International Women’s Day will be capped off by hard-hitting martial arts action. On Friday, March 8, ONE Championship will bring its top female athletes...
Jonathan Haggerty ruled the bantamweight division in 2023. After claiming the ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing and Muay Thai World Championships, “The General” is ready to...
Alejandra Lara is the former Bellator’s women’s flyweight title challenger, who renewed her contract with the promotion right after her last fight. Both sides...
The scheduled clash for the undisputed heavyweight world championship between Tyson Fury (34-0-1, 24 KO) and Oleksandr Usyk (21-0, 14 KO) on February 17th has been delayed. The reason for this postponement stems from a significant cut to Tyson Fury's eyebrow, sustained during one of his sparring sessions. To validate this information, his promoters released a photograph showcasing the boxer's injury.
