In a heartbreaking semifinal bout, Indian fighter Suchika Tariyal faced a challenging situation as her match ended in a tie. After arbitration declared a draw, a weigh-in revealed she was 700 grams over her Singaporean rival’s weight, disqualifying her from the finals by Asian competition regulations. Consequently, this loss meant that India could not secure its first medal in this sport.
Jon Jones has finally addressed Gable Steveson’s sudden exit from the Octagon after his devastating loss at UFC 331. Steveson suffered the first loss of hi
Ariel Helwani believes Kayla Harrison’s UFC 334 title defense against Amanda Nunes could become a rare fight after which either woman decides to retire. He
Joshua Van moved five places to No. 6 in the UFC men’s pound-for-pound media rankings after retaining the flyweight championship against Alexandre Pantoja at UFC 331. The September 22 update puts Van inside the overall top 10 and records the immediate rankings consequence of his second victory over Pantoja. The new list also moved the former champion down one position to No. 14, while Carlos Ulberg entered at No. 15 and Charles Oliveira left the 15-man table.
Patricio Pitbull stopped Doo Ho Choi in the first round at UFC 331 and immediately targeted Jean Silva for his next fight. Pitbull entered as the underdog against Choi on the main card but needed just one round to secure the TKO finish.
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