› UFC 331 Odds: Why Charles Jourdain Is the Pick Against Marlon “Chito” Vera. Charles Jourdain enters Saturday’s UFC 331 bantamweight bout as a clear betting favorite over Marlon “Chito” Vera, but Vera’s finishing history and late-round danger give the underdog a path to flip the fight. The better pre-fight angle is Jourdain to win by decision, while bettors seeking a Vera ticket may find more protection in the round spread than the outright upset.
Alex Pereira laughed off Ciryl Gane's promotion to undisputed UFC heavyweight champion following Tom Aspinall's decision to vacate the belt. Aspinall relinquished the title Monday after suffering eye injuries in both eyes during his no-contest bout with Gane at UFC 321 last October.
Regional and lesser-known sports that do not appear in the Olympics get their chance to shine at the Asian Games, including kabaddi, sepak takraw, and kurash. Mixed martial arts will also make a first appearance, and esports returns with an expanded program.
RAF 13 is nearly here, with a grudge match between UFC veterans Colby Covington and Belal Muhammad set to headline Friday's Real American Freestyle event in Miami. Here's everything you need to know.
UFC fans are getting free fights on CBS but they are still made as hell because the promotion had the audacity to let ranked women headline a numbered event. These are the same balloon heads that will walk out of Costco with a belly full of food they would never buy just because it was [...]
The UFC flyweight title is up for grabs this Saturday, September 19 at the Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles. It’s a compelling rematch between incumbent champion Joshua Van, a hard-hitting, forward-pressing striker, and Alexandre Pantoja, a decorated former champion with tremendous Brazilian Jiu Jitsu skills. Yet, despite the backstory and fantastic headlining bout, Arman [...] The post Van vs. Pantoja Rematch May Headline, But UFC 331 is Arman Tsarukyan’s Show appeared first on BroBible.
Ilia Topuria is ready to reclaim his throne. Speculation has been running wild for days about a timeline for Topuria to make his return to action following a brutal back-and-forth battle against Justin Gaethje at the UFC White House card. Topuria reportedly suffered several major injuries, which eventually forced his coaches to stop the fight [...]
Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja took questions at UFC 331 media day in Los Angeles ahead of their flyweight championship rematch this Saturday night at Crypto.com Arena.
Aleksandre Topuria is set to continue his UFC career this coming November.
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