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Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a sport that has seen exponential growth in popularity and complexity over the years. As 2024 draws to a close, notable figures have shaped the industry in profound ways. UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier, an influential commentator and two-time champion, recently shared his perspective on the key contributors who
Jim Miller is a name that resonates throughout the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) community. With nearly 50 bouts to his name, the 41-year-old lightweight fighter holds an impressive record that includes victories at historic events like UFC 100, 200, and 300. Yet, behind this extraordinary resilience and accomplishments lies a strikingly relatable struggle: imposter syndrome.
Robelis Despaigne, an accomplished taekwondo Olympic bronze medalist, is far from relinquishing his dreams of competing in the UFC. Following his release from the organization in October, Despaigne has exhibited a remarkable resolve and belief in his capabilities. He openly states, “The doors are not closed,” signifying not only his optimism but also his strategic
Colby Covington, once a dominant force in the UFC welterweight division, finds himself at a crossroads after suffering two consecutive losses, marking a significant downturn in his mixed martial arts career. After recently enduring a doctor stoppage TKO against Joaquin Buckley during the UFC on ESPN 63, Covington’s façade of invincibility has been cracked. For
The combat sports community is no stranger to unexpected announcements, but few have sent shockwaves quite like Conor McGregor’s recent declaration of participation in an exhibition boxing match against Logan Paul. This surprise announcement emerged from a late-night social media post on X (formerly Twitter), where McGregor shared that he is entering into preliminary agreements