Conor McGregor On Latest Retirement: 'The Game Just Does Not Excite Me' By Ross Markey Last night, following Amanda Nunes' successful defence of her featherweight throne, opposite, Felicia Spencer at UFC 250, former two-weight world champion, 'The Notorious' Conor McGregor, took to his official Twitter account - announcing his retirement from mixed martial arts, for … Continue reading Conor McGregor On Latest Retirement: ‘The Game Just Does Not Excite Me’ →

Conor McGregor Announces His Retirement It would appear that Conor McGregor has yet again announced his retirement. McGregor the former two-weight UFC champion was last seen in action in January where he returned to winning ways when he stopped Donald Cerrone inside a minute. The following tweet seems to indicate that McGregor has indeed called … Continue reading Conor McGregor Announces His Retirement →

UFC 250: Nunes Dominates Spencer No crowd, but it was about the only thing UFC 250 lacked. The Apex complex in Las Vegas played host to the latest UFC behind closed doors offering. We witnessed another performance of absolute dominance by Amanda Nunes. The bantamweight division ignited further with stand out performances from Cody Garbrandt … Continue reading UFC 250: Nunes Dominates Spencer →

UFC 250: Nunes vs Spencer Prediction By Alex Conway The UFC pay-per-view schedule resumes tonight with a women’s featherweight title fight between champion Amanda Nunes and former Invicta featherweight champion Felicia Spencer. While this card doesn’t have the sizzle most fans are looking for when trying to decide if they should shell out $65 (in … Continue reading UFC 250: Nunes vs Spencer Prediction →

Is Amanda Nunes The Greatest Fighter In MMA History? By James Lee It is no secret that the debate to categorise the greatest mixed martial arts fighter is comprehensive and widely-scrutinised. Usually, just four names are bandied around for the coveted decoration. Jon Jones, Demetrious Johnson, Anderson Silva and Georges St-Pierre. Despite that, Amanda Nunes … Continue reading Is Amanda Nunes The Greatest Fighter In MMA History? →

Jussier Formiga: MMA’s Best To Never Fight For A Title? By James Lee The UFC’s second pay-per-view card under the Covid-19 pandemic this weekend will once again distance the organisation from the global sporting world as one of few proceeding to provide entertainment to the masses. As widely-recognised great Amanda Nunes is set to defend … Continue reading Jussier Formiga: MMA’s Best To Never Fight For A Title? →

UFC 250 Predictions: Nunes vs Spencer By Cathal Geeney The only reigning two-weight champion in the UFC takes to the octagon on Saturday night to defend her UFC featherweight title for the first time. The Brazilian is regarded by many as the greatest female martial artist of all time and has amassed a very impressive … Continue reading UFC 250 Predictions: Nunes vs Spencer →

UFC 250 Aljamain Sterling vs Cory Sandhagen: The Breakdown By Ross Markey The UFC bantamweight throne may lie vacant at the moment, but on Saturday night - two of the division's guaranteed future mainstays clash to determine the next emerging force. It's been billed as "the people's main event" by many; Aljamain 'Funk Master' Sterling … Continue reading UFC 250 Aljamain Sterling vs Cory Sandhagen: The Breakdown →

What Will The UFC Do With Conor McGregor? By Jack Rainbow The UFC has a real issue with its biggest star. The obvious summer match-up with Conor McGregor and Justin Gaethje has now been lost due to Gaethje seizing the short-notice opportunity to become the interim champion over Tony Ferguson and will consequently challenge Khabib … Continue reading What Will The UFC Do With Conor McGregor? →

Diego Ferreira Eyes Fight Island Meeting With Paul Felder By Ross Markey UFC lightweight challenger, Diego Ferreira has blitzed his way through the division's ranks as of late - and wants to continue his run of wins, as he issues a challenge to fellow contender, Paul 'The Irish Dragon' Felder, at a UFC 'Fight Island' … Continue reading Diego Ferreira Eyes Fight Island Meeting With Paul Felder →