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Ilia Topuria, the reigning UFC featherweight champion, has stirred significant buzz in the mixed martial arts community with his recent declaration of intent to leave the featherweight division for a potential move to lightweight. Notably, UFC contender Diego Lopes expressed his astonishment at Topuria’s remarks, showcasing how unexpected this shift appears within the division. Many
Deiveson Figueiredo, a significant figure in mixed martial arts, has adeptly maneuvered through the complex landscape of the UFC bantamweight division, where he is currently focused on securing a title. Despite this emphasis on bantamweight, there’s an intriguing subplot surrounding a potential rematch with Alexandre Pantoja, the reigning flyweight champ. Following Pantoja’s successful title defense
UFC featherweight champion Ilia Topuria is making waves with his potential move up to the lightweight division. He has made headlines not only for his impressive fighting record—16 wins with zero losses—but also for his candid discussions regarding the difficulties of cutting weight in the featherweight class. His coach, Jorge Climent, has shed light on
UFC middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis has confirmed the news that will undoubtedly excite mixed martial arts fans everywhere: he will defend his title against Sean Strickland at UFC 312 on February 8, 2024, in Sydney, Australia. This highly anticipated rematch follows their close encounter at UFC 297, where Strickland pushed Du Plessis to his
Dustin Jacoby, a seasoned competitor in the UFC light heavyweight division, finds himself in an unsettling position ahead of his upcoming fight against Vitor Petrino at UFC on ESPN 63. After suffering consecutive losses to high-caliber opponents like Dominick Reyes and Alonzo Menifield, Jacoby’s professional record reflects a challenging period: four defeats in his last
As UFC 312 approaches, all eyes are on Sean Strickland and his quest for redemption against middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis. Their rematch is set to unfold on February 8 at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia, where Strickland will be fighting not just for the championship belt but also to prove his critics