After Shocking Title Win: "Predator" gets "gold-fever": 'I want three BRAVE CF belts" Cleiton "Predator" put a violently quick ending (for now) to his rivalry with former world champion Luan "Miau" by submitting him in 32 seconds at BRAVE 25's main event, held in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil, last Friday. The new BRAVE … Continue reading After Shocking Title Win: “Predator” gets “gold-fever”: ‘I want three BRAVE CF belts”
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Victorious at BRAVE 25, Matheus Nicolau Can Cause Problems for Champ Loman
Victorious at BRAVE 25, Matheus Nicolau Can Cause Problems for Champ Loman Matheus Nicolau had a dream debut for BRAVE Combat Federation. The Bantamweight was at home for BRAVE 25 and beat former title contender and top striker Felipe Efrain showcasing new and improved stand-up techniques in the co-main event of the evening in front … Continue reading Victorious at BRAVE 25, Matheus Nicolau Can Cause Problems for Champ Loman
FightPost Boxer of the Week: Vasiliy Lomachenko
FightPost Boxer of the Week: Vasiliy Lomachenko By Gary Kittilsen In the eyes of seemingly everyone but the judges Vasiliy Lomachenko was being tested, and he's belts and hopes of becoming undisputed lightweight champ were in serious danger entering the 11th round. Unaware of were he stood on the judge's scorecards, Loma stepped up the … Continue reading FightPost Boxer of the Week: Vasiliy Lomachenko
My Favourite Fighter: Michael Bisping
My Favourite Fighter: Michael Bisping By Bryan Perkins When it comes to the question of my favourite fighter there are a few names that come to mind, such as George St Pierre and Dustin Poirier. However, there is one fighter that comfortably rises above the others, Michael Bisping. There are multiple reasons that Bisping is … Continue reading My Favourite Fighter: Michael Bisping
The Winners & Losers From UFC Shenzhen
The Winners & Losers From UFC Shenzhen By Claudia Peterson UFC on ESPN + 15 went down in Shenzen, China on Saturday August 31st. This fight card had an amazing showcase of Asian talent, most of whom went home with wins. There were more winners than losers this time around. It is no doubt that … Continue reading The Winners & Losers From UFC Shenzhen
PROGRAIS AND TAYLOR CLASH FOR THE ALI TROPHY AT THE O2
PROGRAIS AND TAYLOR CLASH FOR THE ALI TROPHY AT THE O2 Chisora-Parker, Burns-Selby & Ngabu-Okolie land on October 26 blockbuster The World Boxing Super Series Super-Lightweight Ali Trophy Final between USA’s Regis Prograis (24-0, 20 KOs) and Scotland’s Josh Taylor (15-0, 13 KOs) lands at The O2 in London on Saturday October 26, as Derek … Continue reading PROGRAIS AND TAYLOR CLASH FOR THE ALI TROPHY AT THE O2
ERISLANDY LARA KNOCKS OUT RAMON ALVAREZ
ERISLANDY LARA KNOCKS OUT RAMON ALVAREZ Erislandy "The American Dream" Lara knocked out Ramon "El Inocente" Alvarez in the second round (2:03) to capture the WBA Super Welterweight title Saturday night from The Armory in Minneapolis. "Having this belt back on my shoulder feels great," said Lara. "It means the world to be champion again. … Continue reading ERISLANDY LARA KNOCKS OUT RAMON ALVAREZ
London Called: Vasiliy Lomachenko Decisions Luke Campbell
London Called: Vasiliy Lomachenko Decisions Luke Campbell Vasiliy Lomachenko was presented with quite the test from British challenger Luke Campbell. But after 12 rounds, it was the Pound-for-Pound Picasso who prevailed, scoring a unanimous decision (119-108 2X and 118-109) over Campbell to retain his WBA/WBO lightweight titles and pick up the vacant WBC title in … Continue reading London Called: Vasiliy Lomachenko Decisions Luke Campbell
UFC Fight Night Shenzhen: The Fallout
UFC Fight Night Shenzhen: The Fallout By Ross Markey Since the introduction of the UFC strawweight division in late 2014, we've had four different championship reigns. Carla Esparza earned the inaugural crown before a quickfire defeat to Joanna Jedrzejczyk, and in the following two years, the Pole executed five separate title defenses. Rose Namajunas successfully … Continue reading UFC Fight Night Shenzhen: The Fallout
Lomachenko Denies a Brave Campbell
Lomachenko Denies a Brave Campbell The wide margins of the scorecards do not reflect the effort and skills of Luke Campbell. Lomachenko won by scores of 119-108, 119-108, 118-109, but those scores don't tell the story of the fight. Vasyl Lomachenko is extremely close to being the ultimate fighting machine, but Campbell gave him a … Continue reading Lomachenko Denies a Brave Campbell







