UFC Edmonton wasn’t the most successful event ever as far as Canadians winning was concerned, but main-eventer Mike Malott did turn in an impressive performance by knocking out Joaquin Buckley with a massive knee in the second round (watch the highlights here). Malott has been heralded as the potential next big thing in Canadian MMA […]
One gets the feeling this is the start of a new chapter for Seven Barrows. With the Constitution Hill saga put to bed for now, Nicky Henderson can... Read More
Jimmie Rivera continues to excel in bare-knuckle. On Saturday night, Rivera returned to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, taking on Brandon Meyer in the co-main event of BKFC 95 in Newark. It’s Rivera’s seventh fight in the BKFC ring, and though he scored his first stoppage win in the promotion last October, this time he did […]
KUWAIT CITY, Oct 18: Al-Arabi moved into second place in the 2025–26 Handball Premier League after edging Sulaibikhat 24–23 in a thrilling encounter in the 17th round. The two sides...
Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 265 pounds, Chartiers Valley senior center and defensive tackle Joel Buerkle is surely a force that opposing teams have to reckon with on the football field.
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