Boudegzdame Looks to Add Historic Second Belt at Brave 22 Elias Boudegzdame can make history on March 15th, as the former Featherweight champion makes his long-awaited comeback at Brave 22. The French-Algerian will officially drop down to Bantamweight to challenge Stephen Loman for the title in the Philippines, home country of his opponent, and he's … Continue reading Boudegzdame Looks to Add Historic Second Belt at Brave 22 →

UFC Brooklyn: What’s Next For The Winners? By Ben Jessop The UFC kicked off their 2019 with a bang with a highly anticipated superfight between Henry Cejudo vs TJ Dillashaw, backed by a stacked main card and with a UFC legend on the prelims, the UFC were determined to get eyes on the screen for … Continue reading UFC Brooklyn: What’s Next For The Winners? →

Champ vs. Champ at KSW 47 At KSW 47 we will see light heavyweight champ Tomasz Narkun (16-2) step up to heavyweight to take on the reigning and defending champion Phil De Fries (16-6) at the Atlas Arena in Lodz, Poland on March 23. Both fighters had a stellar 2018 in KSW going undefeated at … Continue reading Champ vs. Champ at KSW 47 →

FightPost MMA Fighter of the Week: Henry “The Messenger” Cejudo By Kieran Cobley  This week’s ‘Fighter of the Week@ honours go to Henry Cejudo following his first round KO victory over TJ Dillashaw which saw him successfully defend his flyweight title on the first ever UFC card on ESPN. Coming into the bout, Cejudo was … Continue reading FightPost MMA Fighter of the Week: Henry “The Messenger” Cejudo →

What’s Next For The Losers Of UFC Brooklyn? By Dan McConnell The first ever UFC on ESPN card took place last night in Brooklyn New York. I will be taking a closer look at what I believe where the losers of this card go from here. Henry Cejudo defeated TJ Dillashaw via first round TKO … Continue reading What’s Next For The Losers Of UFC Brooklyn? →

Henry Cejudo Stops TJ Dillashaw in 32 Seconds The UFC began a New Year and a new TV deal in Brooklyn, New York and we saw a mixture of controversy and stand out performances to begin the ESPN era. Henry Cejudo defended his UFC flyweight title against TJ Dillashaw and may well have saved the … Continue reading Henry Cejudo Stops TJ Dillashaw in 32 Seconds →

FightPost Team Predictions: Cejudo vs Dillashaw & Main Card By Emma J Bramford  The FightPost team have made their Main Card predictions for UFC Fight Night 143 in Brooklyn, NY. Flyweight champion Henry Cejudo will put his belt on the line in the main event against bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw, in a champion vs. champion … Continue reading FightPost Team Predictions: Cejudo vs Dillashaw & Main Card →

An Early Look at UFC London By Alex Wigmore  The UFC returns to London on March 16th for the eleventh time in the UFC’s storied history. The UK has seen a resurgence of life following Michael Bisping’s end of career championship run and Pickett’s retirement with the likes of Darren Till, Leon Edwards and Arnold … Continue reading An Early Look at UFC London →

Top 5 Female Fighters To Look Out For in 2019   By Claudia Peterson As we get ready to welcome 2019, there are five female fighters that I find intriguing, and who I think can accomplish a lot this coming year. No. 5 Pearl Gonzalez If anyone deserves “comeback of the year fighter,” in my … Continue reading Top 5 Female Fighters To Look Out For in 2019 →

Cejudo vs Dillashaw Preview & Prediction By Alex Conway  A new era in the world of mixed martial arts is upon as the UFC begins its five-year broadcast deal with ESPN in the United States. The first event is this Saturday and the main event features a flyweight title fight between defending flyweight champ Henry … Continue reading Cejudo vs Dillashaw Preview & Prediction →