A bantamweight headliner between Holly Holm and Valentina Shevchenko is in the works for the UFC on Fox 20 headliner, according to a report from UFC Tonight.
Holm vs. Shevchenko, ‘Rumble’ vs. Teixeira in the Works for UFC on Fox 20
A bantamweight headliner between Holly Holm and Valentina Shevchenko is in the works for the UFC on Fox 20 headliner, according to a report from UFC Tonight.
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Next Level Battle Circuit v.12 Streaming Live feat. Street Fighter V
This week’s installment of Next Level Battle Circuit is now streaming live courtesy of Henry Cen. As usual, the event is being broadcast from its namesake, Next Level Arcade, in New York City. Tonight, they’ll be showcasing competition in Street Fighter V.
If you would like to check out these weekly tournaments, you can head on over to Next Level Arcade and take part every Wednesday. The address has been included below.
4013 8th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11232
The stream is currently live below, but you can also visit Twitch to join the chat. Full brackets will be made available through Challonge.
Watch live video from goldencen on www.twitch.tv
Sources: Golden Cen
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Alex Jebailey Parts Ways with Iron Galaxy Studios
Alex Jebailey is best known as the founder of Community Effort Orlando, and for the last couple of years he has continued to make a name for himself within the fighting game community as the Public Relations & Community Manager for Iron Galaxy Studios. Well, now it seems that he’s leaving one of those roles behind.
In a recent post on Facebook, Jebailey announced that he is stepping down from his position at IGS. In the post, Jebailey had nothing but kind words to say when looking back on his time at the studio, stating that the position allowed him to learn and experience many things he wouldn’t have been able to otherwise.
When we reached out to Jebailey earlier today, he assured us that, no, he is not going to be working for the WWE, nor will he be leading an FGC team sponsored by Popeye’s. He was also quick to note how much he appreciates everyone’s support in response to his next step, though he was not yet ready to reveal exactly what that next step will entail.
We at Shoryuken wish Alex Jebailey the best in his upcoming endeavors, which he will be prepared to discuss in more detail next week.
Source: Alex Jebailey, feature image c/o CEO Gaming
