A Fighter Profile: Phoe Thaw By Daniel Gibbon A knockout artists first fight on foreign soil. The ONE Championship Myanmar featherweight tournament champion, Phoe Thaw (7-1) will make the 3000 kilometer trip from his home in Yangon to Shanghai, where he will face Indonesian kickboxer Victorio Senduk during the prelims of ONE Champion's Legendary Quest … Continue reading A Fighter Profile: Phoe Thaw
An Interview With Cage Warriors Lightweight Jai Herbert By Emma J Bramford Jai Herbert – “My time is now to become Cage Warriors lightweight champion.” It’s 6 am on a cold winters morning when the alarm clock goes off. Jai Herbert wearily turns off the alarm, gets out of bed, and heads out to start … Continue reading An Interview With Cage Warriors Lightweight Jai Herbert
UFC 238: Cejudo Now a Two-Weight Champion UFC 238 hit Chicago and three fighters made different types of statements in their quest for very different things. Henry Cejudo became the latest simultaneous two-weight in the UFC as he recovered from a tricky 1st round against Marlon Moraes. Moraes looked the likely winner in the 1st, … Continue reading UFC 238: Cejudo Now a Two-Weight Champion
FIGHT BETWEEN DIEGO SANCHEZ AND CLAY GUIDA TO BE INDUCTED INTO UFC® HALL OF FAME UFC® today announced that the classic 2009 fight between season one winner of The Ultimate Fighter® Diego Sanchez and former Strikeforce® lightweight champion Clay Guida will be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame’s ‘Fight Wing’ as a part of … Continue reading FIGHT BETWEEN DIEGO SANCHEZ AND CLAY GUIDA TO BE INDUCTED INTO UFC® HALL OF FAME
FightPost Team Predictions: UFC 238 By Emma J Bramford The FightPost team have made their Main Card predictions for UFC 238 which is held at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday, June 8th, 2019. The team have no clean sweeps this week. However, the reigning flyweight queen Valentina Shevchenko has taken the overwhelming lead … Continue reading FightPost Team Predictions: UFC 238
PPV: Too Much For Too Little? Today's breaking news that UFC 239 will be a PPV show in the UK, is hardly a shocker but is still worrying nonetheless. The worrying trend continues, in boxing it's already well established, any half decent competitive fight seems to end up costing us more on top of our … Continue reading PPV: Too Much For Too Little?
UFC 238 Predictions By Alex Conway Listen, Henry Cejudo is cringe-nado to the max. At Thursday’s media for UFC 238, he wore his gold medal, his title belt, a royal crown, some robes, brought back the snake that he slammed on the ground in the lead-up to his T.J. Dillashaw fight and also had a … Continue reading UFC 238 Predictions
A Fighter Profile: Valentina Shevchenko By Ross Markey Valentina Shevchenko's status as one of the greatest pound-for-pound female mixed-martial artists in the sport today is undeniable. Four years since her organizational bow, 'Bullet' Valentina finally has her UFC gold. This weekend, Valentina clashes with the swift boxing style of Jessica Eye, as the heaviest favorite … Continue reading A Fighter Profile: Valentina Shevchenko
UFC 238 Preview By Anuj Datta The UFC rolls into Chi-Town on June 8th, at the United Center. Two title fights are featured at the top of the main card – Henry Cejudo vs Marlon Moraes for the bantamweight title, and Valentina Shevchenko vs Jessica Eye for the flyweight title. Controversy surrounded the 135lb champ … Continue reading UFC 238 Preview
June 1st: A Night of Upsets By Rubi R Hashmi Saturday June 1st was an eventful night for fans of combat sports, specifically boxing and mixed martials arts. The UFC emanated out of Stockholm, which was ideal as timings didn’t clash with Anthony Joshua’s big debut at Madison Square Garden. The main event in both … Continue reading June 1st: A Night of Upsets
