The first UFC victory of Paige Vanzant Austin Vanderford was drawn by a push after a push after a TKO victory. The impressive former Bellator -Titel candidate makes the transition to Welterweight to pursue UFC Gold. However, he was forced to record Nikolay Veretennikov with a catch of 175 pounds because the fight was such […]
MMA is known as controversial, especially given the wild series of techniques and personalities of the sport. Sometimes hunters go too far. We have seen it all in terms of disrespectful moments in fighting: touching an unconscious opponent after the bell is all too often understandable; Showboating is honest game; Hitting an opponent after the
From eye samples to main collisions, popular UFC Middleweight Competier Chris 'The Action Man' Curtis has experienced his considerable part of bad luck in the Octagon. Nevertheless, demonstrably the most controversial moment of his UFC official period only recently arrived during the first UFC event of 2025, when he losed a last second TKO-Storing for
Conor McGregor finally offered to Jeremy Stephens almost a decade after their infamous press conference clash. The famed striker stopped Eddie Alvarez in the main event of BKFC's Knucklemania, which McGregor promoted as part of the company. Stephens dropped the former Bellator and UFC champion in the third before the corner stopped the fight for
Joaquin “New Mansa” Buckley put in a career-best performance last night, with his main event showdown against Colby Covington ending in a bloody doctor stoppage late in the third. The St. Louis standout must have been overdue for some exciting post-fight plans; he ducked out of the UFC Tampa press conference after just 60 seconds