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Merab Dvalishvili felt levels above Sean O’Malley in their first world title meeting, so much so that he even had the time to give his opponent a kiss during the fight. But the UFC bantamweight champion has promised things will be different in the rematch.
The BRAVE Combat Federation flyweight division continues to heat up, and BRAVE CF 96 will host a pivotal showdown between two fast-rising contenders on June 7.
Defending UFC women’s bantamweight champion Julianna Pena may admit she’s been disrespected by her huge underdog status heading into UFC 316, but said that the pressure will all be on her opponent Kayla Harrison this weekend.
Kayla Harrison isn’t too surprised to hear some trash talk being sent her way by defending UFC women’s bantamweight champion Julianna Pena, but she does take issue with the quality of it.
Hard-hitting UFC middleweight Joe Pyfer is looking lean, mean and ready to step into the Octagon to make up for lost time when he faces Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 316.
Former Bellator world champion AJ McKee is set to make his return to action as the PFL heads to Cape Town, South Africa on Saturday, July 19.
David Forster’s journey is not your typical fighter story. Before the bright lights, roaring crowds, and global recognition, Forster was a familiar face at sporting events across Slovenia—not inside the cage, but outside the stands, selling hotdogs and popcorn to passionate fans.
British Muay Thai legend Liam Harrison’s time inside the ring might be drawing to an end, but “Hitman” has plenty more to give to the sport.