It’s been three weeks since Raoni Barcelos mysteriously collapsed during the fifth round of his UFC Vegas 121 main event against Raul Rosas Jr., leading to days in the hospital as medical experts ensured he wasn’t about to die. We’ve seen similar collapses in the boxing ring, and they’re often a result of brain swelling, […]
Dave Feldman has made no secret of his desire to bring Michael ‘Venom’ Page back to bare-knuckle boxing. The BKFC President expressed an interest in...
Absent for over six months in the UFC, the Kiwi fighter Israel Adesanya is reportedly inching closer to his comeback date. Regarded as one of the most prolific fighters in the sport, Adesanya has remained winless since 2023. After his knockout victory against Alex Pereira in Apr. 2023, he went on to lose to Sean Strickland, Dricus du Plessis, and […] The post Israel Adesanya’s UFC return reportedly set for late 2026 appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Ivan Gnizditskiy has secured an Ultimate Fighting Championship contract despite missing his scheduled appearance on Dana White’s Contender Series.
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