Everyone has a fighting chance
Brian Ortega absorbed a UFC record 290 significant strikes in his loss to Max Holloway on Saturday night, so it only makes sense that “T-City” could be looking at some time on the sidelines.
If Conor McGregor plans on fighting again, he’s going to have to do a pretty good job of convincing John Kavanagh to train him.
SBG Ireland prospect James Gallagher will make his return when he faces Steven Graham in the headliner of a Bellator MMA event in Dublin on Feb. 23.
Herb Dean will be the third man in the cage when Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson square off for a second time at UFC 232.
Khabib Nurmagomedov will have to wait a little longer to receive his punishment for sparking a brawl following the UFC 229 main event in Las Vegas on Oct. 6.
If Dana White gets his way, Max Holloway’s days as the world’s top featherweight could be numbered.
Joanna Jedrzejczyk’s long-term future may very well be at 125 pounds, but she most likely isn’t done at strawweight just yet.
The UFC introduced the women’s flyweight division with Season 26 of “The Ultimate Fighter,” but after Nicco Montano claimed the inaugural crown, the belt went undefended for nearly a year.
After Saturday’s remarkable beatdown of the previously unbeaten Brian Ortega in the UFC 231 main event, it would’ve understandable if Max Holloway wanted to brag a little bit.
Count Dana White among those who was happy with the doctor stoppage following the fourth round of the featherweight championship clash between Max Holloway and Brian Ortega at UFC 231 on Saturday night.