Daniel Dubois is 24 hours away from making his first WBO heavyweight title defense. ‘Dynamite’ survived two early knockdowns to beat Fabio Wardley in a...
Magomed Ankalaev, a prominent UFC light heavyweight fighter, is dedicated to rigorous training methods. After losing the title to Alex Pereira, he returned to the Octagon and secured a TKO victory. His experience in combat sambo and Greco-Roman wrestling contributes to his competitive edge. Ankalaev maintains a strong professional record and continues to strengthen his position in the division. At 34, he remains a significant contender in the sport.
Cristian 'Puas' Perez secured his UFC contract by defeating Logan Paxton on Dana White’s Contender Series. He will debut against Kyle Nelson at UFC Fight Night: Edmonton on October 17. Perez aims to establish himself in the lightweight division after his journey included a previous loss on the Contender Series. The Mexican fighter has a professional record of 15 wins and two losses.
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...
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