The matchup between Thiago Santos and Glover Teixeira raises a lot of interest. The winner here should challenge the current, lightweight UFC champion, Jan Blachowicz. ProSports.net will make a quick preview of this bout.

Frankie Edgar Makes Big Bantamweight Debut Defeating Pedro Munhoz

We are still getting mixed reactions about Santos’ match against Jon Jones. More than 15 months later, the debate continues – did he won or not? It is hard to tell, but the Sledgehammer definitely pushed Bones to the brink. We never saw him like that.

Santos is a dominant puncher whose striking abilities

Uriah Hall defeated Anderson Silva last night via TKO in the fourth round of their contest, which was the main event at the UFC Fight Night 181.

UFC Fight Night 180: Brian Ortega vs. Korean Zombie Preview and Pick

The 36-year old Hall (16-9 MMA, 9-7 UFC) knocked out the 45-year old legend after punches at 1:24 inside Round 4, to probably finish his masterful career. Over the last several years, Silva (34-11 MMA, 17-7 UFC) continued fighting even though he posted loss after loss, damaging his career and his legacy, which is probably one of the biggest if not

Last week the fans saw Khabib Nurmagomedov‘s retirement, and they might see the same situation here, with one of the greatest MMA fighters ever putting an end to his career. Anderson Silva meets Uriah Hall in the UFC Fight Night 181.

UFC Fight Night 180: Brian Ortega vs. Korean Zombie Preview and Pick

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The Prime Time (15-9 MMA, 8-7 UFC) is coming into this after two wins in a row and wants to add one big name to his collection, even though Silva is way past his peak. However, there is more than just a win here,

Khabib Nurmagomedov defended the UFC lightweight title, and also announced his retirement from the MMA.

UFC 254 Preview: Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Justin Gaethje Preview and Prediction

Arguably the best UFC fighter ever was successful in his title defense, beating Justin Gaethje tonight in Abu Dhabi. The Russian retained the title with a triangle choke submission after 1:34 into the second round.

Khabib not only kept his title, but remained perfect with 29 straight wins without a single loss in his career. Following the fight, Nurmagomedov announced his retirement, saying that he promised his mother that he wouldn’t fight without his

Whittaker vs. Cannonier Preview

The former middleweight champion, Robert Whittaker, is on his way to regaining the middleweight title. But, he has a nasty opponent at the UFC 254. Jared Cannonier is motivated more than ever to show that he has what it takes to become the new ruler of this division. Cannonier searched for his place in the UFC for a long time, and it seems that he finally found himself in the middleweight category.

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The former champ had his last fight against Darren Till, and to tell you right away, even though he won that one,

Khabib Nurmagomedov and Justin Gaethje are about to clash in the most spectacular UFC match this year. The stake is high – lightweight title. Khabib has the perfect record and was the undisputed figure so far, while on the other side, Gaethje is the rising power and is in impressive form.

The champion has 28 straight wins in the MMA and didn’t lose a single fight in his career. Many big names felt his grip and strength, among them Al Iaquinta, Edson Barboza, Michael Johnson, Dustin Poirier, and of course, Conor McGregor.

His

Brian Ortega has made his comeback to the octagon successful, defeating the “Korean Zombie” in the main event of the UFC Fight Night 180.

The American fighter grabbed his 15th career-win beating Chan Sung Jung (16-6 MMA, 6-3 UFC) after a unanimous decision. After almost two years, Ortega (15-1 MMA, 7-1 UFC) came back with style, against one of the top fighters in the featherweight division. All three judges scored convincingly in his favor, 50-45, 50-45, and 50-45.

It was a fabulous match for the former title challenger. The fans who watched this event had a chance to enjoy

Brian Ortega and Chan Sung Jung, or the “Korean Zombie” as most fans know him, are the protagonists of the main event at the UFC Fight Night 180. The two featherweight stars had quite an intro for this battle, with an incident before the UFC 248 back in March. For those who don’t remember, Ortega slapped Jung’s translator, and chaos broke loose.

Ortega Searching For a Way Back

The American Mexican was one of the UFC’s biggest prospects until losing to Max Holloway in the title match at the UFC 231. But even though he didn’t enter the ring for

Conor McGregor comes back in the octagon, as the former two-division champion plans to meet Dustin Poirier next January.

What was just a speculation, turned out to be true in the end, with McGregor confirming the rumors that circulated in the MMA community. Even though there isn’t any contract signed yet, it seems the two guys have some verbal agreement between themselves, and they are ready to meet on January 23.

The venue of the match is not confirmed, but McGregor has a plan about making the fight at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas. According to the Notorious, his “friend”

In the main event of the UFC on ESPN+ 37, Cory Sandhagen delivered a vicious spinning wheel kick KO, that took care of Marlon Moraes.

It is a very important win for the Sandman, who now bounced back following a defeat to Aljamain Sterling earlier this year. That fight lasted for just 88 seconds and was pretty damaging for Sandhagen’s (13-2 MMA, 6-1 UFC) reputation.

Not only that, it slowed him down on his quest to reach the title, and the American now has to wait and see what happens with the champion Petr Yan and the No.1 challenger Sterling,

UFC Fight Night 179 involves two excellent bantamweight fighters, Marlon Moraes and Cory Sandhagen. These two guys hope to get a chance to fight for the title belt with a win here, which makes this event very interesting.

Moraes (23-6-1 MMA, 5-2 UFC) is here following a win over Jose Aldo, but it seems that this triumph wasn’t enough for the UFC to give him another shot at the title. Aldo was the one who was picked to face Petr Yan in the fight for the belt vacated after Henry Cejudo’s retirement.

That one was a

Holly Holm defeated Irene Aldana in the main event of the UFC on ESPN 16. The American fighter displayed pure domination against the rival who suffered a massive beating and couldn’t match Holm in this one.

Before this match, Aldana (12-6 MMA, 5-4 UFC) was one of the UFC’s biggest prospects, but Holm (14-5 MMA, 7-5 UFC) confidently stopped the Mexican’ surge. We practically haven’t seen anything from her side, and eventually, the judges all scored in her favor, 50-44, 50-45, 50-45.

And they had every reason for that, because Holm trashed the opponent from all sorts of angles