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Former welterweight champion Belal Muhammad is open to fighting surging Canadian contender Mike Malott in Toronto next January. Muhammad, who lost his 170-pound title to Shavkat Rakhmonov in July, told fans the matchup would make sense for both fighters, per MMA Mania.
Welcome to Midnight Mania! Let’s start the night off by taking a look back over the three biggest stories of Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026. Insomnia Belal Muhammad vs. Mike Malott in Toronto in January makes a lot of sense. Think it happens? I find the phrasing odd, but it sounds like KI MMA is trying […]
Scott Coker wants to bring a little PRIDE back to MMA. Specifically, Coker announced Tuesday he has made a formal request to the California State Athletic Commission to discuss implementing at least one rule from the famed Japanese fighting organization for his newly launched Ki MMA promotion—though that doesn’t include soccer kicks or stomps. See […]
Dricus du Plessis will not participate in a UFC light heavyweight grand prix, his coach confirmed this week. The promotion approached du Plessis about joining a four-man tournament to determine Carlos Ulberg's next challenger, according to MMA Mania.
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