LIVERPOOL boss Arne Slot was the most Google searched for gaffer in the UK and globally in 2024. Online bookmakers Betfree have analyzed the Google search data of all 29 Premier League managers during this calendar year. Slot is Britain's most popular Premier League manager, with an average of 251,316 searches per month. Worldwide, Dutch […]
Sean Strickland appears to have reunited with a close friend with whom he shared a bitter feud last year. For years, Strickland and Chris Curtis shared a bond that seemed unlikely at the best of times, even co-hosting a podcast together. But eventually their differences became too much last year and they had a public
Sean O'Malley has vowed to make a big change as he plans his return to the UFC's top ranks. The divisive former bantamweight champion lost his title to Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 306 and is currently working on an octagon comeback. He is a fan favorite for his fighting style, but also receives a lot
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An MMA icon is 100% behind Sean Strickland as he won his middleweight title against Dricus Du Plessis at UFC 312. The rivals will meet for the second time on February 8 at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia. Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Chael Sonnen believes Sean Strickland has earned
Everton's derby against Arsenal on Saturday has been years in the making for manager Sean Dyche, who says he used primitive technology to make marginal gains as youth coach at Watford. No one has scored more goals from corners and free-kicks than Saturday's warriors at the Emirates, but Dyche insists studying how to maximize set
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Khamzat Chimaev's training partner Abdoul Abdouraguimov believes the Swede will become the next UFC middleweight champion. Sean Strickland will look to win back the gold from Dricus Du Plessis after losing it to him last year when they faced off at UFC 312. However, fans would have loved to see the champion defend against Chimaev,
Last Saturday at UFC 310, the promotion controversially announced the UFC 312 main event between Dricus Du Plessis and Sean Strickland. Following Dricus Du Plessis' successful title defense against Israel Adesanya last August at UFC 305, UFC CEO Dana White stated that Sean Strickland would likely be the next to fight for the title, despite
UFC star Sean O'Malley and Snoop Dogg reunited while both attended UFC 310 in Las Vegas this past weekend. Sean O'Malley and Snoop Dogg follow different paths in life and their respective careers. But their paths crossed seven years ago when O'Malley fought for a shot at a UFC contract on Dana White's Contender Series.
At UFC 310 last Saturday, it was announced during the live broadcast that Dricus Du Plessis will defend his middleweight title against Sean Strickland at UFC 312. The news comes after Dricus Du Plessis and Khamzat Chimaev have been going back and forth online, hinting at a possible fight. Following Chimaev's victory over Robert Whittaker
Dricus Du Plessis has told fans he wanted to fight Khamzat Chimaev next, rather than rematch the man he beat for the title. The middleweight champion will take on divisive top contender Sean Strickland at UFC 312 in February next year, just over a year after taking the title from him in Toronto. But after
UFC middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis wants finality in his rematch with Sean Strickland in their upcoming title rematch. Dricus du Plessis' bad blood with Sean Strickland seemed to have been quelled following their Fight of the Year contender earlier this year at UFC 297. But almost a full year later, they'll do it again
Former bantamweight champion Sean O'Malley has had his say on the latest Merab Dvalishvili incident with fans. Current bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili was in Vegas to corner teammate Aljamain Sterling in his loss to Movsar Evloev and Merab couldn't resist an altercation with fans, resulting in a member of his team throwing punches at a