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In the ever-competitive realm of UFC, rivalries and second chances often weave a thrilling narrative, and the upcoming rematch between Marvin Vettori and Roman Dolidze encapsulates this perfectly. Nearly two years have passed since Vettori last graced the octagon, and his determination to bounce back is palpable. Their first encounter at UFC 286 in March
Jack Della Maddalena, a promising fighter from Australia, has taken a strategic leap forward in his MMA career by accepting a fight against former champion Leon Edwards, having initially been interested in facing the up-and-coming Carlos Prates. The shift in focus not only illustrates Della Maddalena’s ambition but also his understanding of the opportunities within
Conor McGregor, the notorious fighter in the world of mixed martial arts, has demonstrated an unyielding desire to step into the boxing ring with one or both of the Paul brothers, notable figures in the crossover between sports and entertainment. This ambition didn’t materialize without friction, however, as the UFC brass seemingly obstructed his plans
Israel Adesanya, known as “The Last Stylebender,” has undeniably transformed the UFC’s middleweight division through his unique approach and charismatic style. His fights have often been not just combats but elaborate performances infused with choreography, showcasing his striking prowess and showmanship. However, since Adesanya’s surprising title loss to Sean Strickland at UFC 293, there seems
Cory Sandhagen, a name synonymous with excitement in the UFC bantamweight division, finds himself in an unusual emotional state—simultaneously bored and energized. Following Merab Dvalishvili’s recent victory over Umar Nurmagomedov at UFC 311, Sandhagen’s feelings of restlessness have bubbled over into a bold callout. With a mixed record in the octagon, currently standing at 17