#Nigerian kickboxers

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A Legend is being born right before our eyes!

⚫🐉 Hēilóng "The Black Dragon"

👑 Last of the 3 African Kings

🌍 The Greatest African Fighter in UFC History

🌊🌬🔥⛰ The Last Stylebender⛰🔥🌬🌊

IS~R A~EL 🇳🇬🇳🇿 ADÉSÀNYÀ !!!

By the end of the year, with a win in his rumored upcoming fight vs Dricus de Plessis, Izzy will make history and officially be on his way to becoming the greatest Middleweight of All Time.

with the Dricus win he'll have:

🏅 12 title fights

🏅 11 PPV headliners

🏅 9 title fight wins

🏅 8+ fight bonuses

🏅 5 title defenses

🏅👊🏾 Most Knockdowns in UFC Middleweight History

🏆🏆🏆 3x Undisputed Middleweight Champion

he is on the verge of Middleweight GOAT status. once he beats Dricus, if he can win the Strickland rematch then turn around and beat the winner of Whittaker vs Chimaev, he'll have tied Silva in title wins at 11. couple that with his résumé, his strength of schedule, his activity, the fact that he did what Silva couldn't by recapturing the title twice, and all of the hype storylines behind a lot of his fights; he could be looking at a pretty strong case for having surpassed Anderson.

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Before anyone gets on my case and think I'm jumping on the "Gojo is racist" bandwagon because "I hate Gojo" I'm telling you right now that I'm not saying he's racist. I don't even hate Gojo. In fact, I am a fan.

But I'm not gonna act like that man is so pure or Gege is always have it out for him.

What Gojo said is racist, but more so out of ignorance. And it is not the first time he said something ignorant to Miguel. So the scene in 255 isn't out of nowhere it just feels like it is because some of you probably haven't read the JJK 0 manga. 255 is more so a continuation.

This happens in the manga.

Gojo compares Miguel to a real life kickboxer and comedian, Bobby Ologun. This scene's dialogue is changed in the movie. I don't know why, probably because Bobby has some controversy surrounding him about assault charges in 2020, a year before the JJK 0 movie came out.

Now, before anyone goes "that's not ignorant, that's not racist", shush and take this from a view from a BLACK PERSON.

Bobby Ologun is a popular TV personality in Japan. Gojo sees what how Black people are on television. He grew up in a sheltered household and even after probably never interacted with a Black person until Miguel.

Saying "he's talking like he's Bobby Ologun" is putting is not what you say to a Black person. It's the assumption that Miguel, a Black person, knows this other Black person. It's the "every Black person knows every Black rapper".

And when we don't? It's assumed that Black person isn't a "true Black person" or "not acting Black".

I have had bad experiences with this. People like to act surprised that I'm a full Black person because "Oh my gosh your hair is so curly" and "but you're not ghetto" and "you're so sweet" and "you're so light skinned" and "you like anime". And when I tell them that I'm not mixed or another race they hit me with the "are you sure"? I'm born Black, my parents are both Black. Both of their parents are Black. I am Black, it's not up for debate!

Gojo unintentionally placed Miguel in a box by comparing him to another Black person who just so happens to also be African. I never been to Africa, but I know a Nigerian African isn't the same as Kenyan African. (Miguel is from Kenya.) Just because they're both African Black men doesn't mean Miguel has heard of the guy.

There's no such thing as a Black person "not acting Black". A Black person not displaying the stereotypes you think applies what to "what a Black person is" doesn't make that person any less Black.

They were born Black, that what makes them Black. But that doesn't mean we are all the same. Miguel is right. He isn't special because he's Black. He's special because he is him. This is even more explicit when you remember that jujutsu and curses are common in Japan, but not in other places. Miguel just so happens to be a rare case. It's like how Yuji was able to suppress Sukuna when it's an one in a million chance of survival.

So now the "Gojo is racist" jokes aren't funny? Because some of you were quick to laugh the first time when JJK 0 came out and the Black guy got a combo from your pale skinned fave. So now that the Black guy had to school your favorite on being ignorant, it's not funny? "Gege is trying to create chaos" or maybe you didn't pay attention the first time.

Or maybe you don't like the seeing reality that some of you are like this. Maybe you're that person who is quick to assume every Black person you cross is an athlete. Probably threw a slur or two at a Black person in the JJK fandom (and others) in their inbox.

Could you be upset because you were wrong that Miguel didn't die this chapter as you assumed and he actually showed out on Sukuna and survived? Mad because he got the spotlight? (Like how some of you were so sure Maki died of a Black Flash even though everyone else survived one, but okay.) "Damn it, the Black guy didn't die." Is that how you're feeling?

Some of you are acting as if Gege really dragged out that scene with ten pages or something. It was just a quick scene. And it's not like Gojo didn't apologize and learned from it.

Again, I love Gojo, I do. But let's not act like sometimes he's a little too arrogant and ignorant and he rightfully so should be brought back to reality. He's flawed. He's not some pure person. He grew from how he was as a teenager, but he still has this bad habit of being inconsiderate of how others around him feel.

Take Utahime for example. He constantly calls her weak. She has every damn right to hate his guts. She's not "confused about her feelings" and it's not "Oh my gosh, so romantic". He's an ass and he's disrespectful. He has no reason to call her weak. She has more experience than him given she is older than him.

It was a long time fucking coming anyways.

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MHA Dr #1

Name: Sora "Aaron" Senju Uchiha

Birthday: January 24

Height: 6'5"

Appearance: So his faceclaim is ^ but I also wanted him to look more like an Uchiha so he would have dark raven hair, like the Uchiha's in Naruto and the same eye color. Might make his hair a bit more curly

Voice claim: a deep male voice with a British accent. Think Hobie Brown and Howl Pendragon combined

Backstory: So long story short, in this reality I'm born in Japan but because I'm from two famous clans (half Senju, half Uchiha), my family moved to London and that's where I trained and I was homeschooled up until highschool. I move back to Japan a week before the entrance exam. Even though I could get in through recommendations, it would be more fun to go through the exams and take first place and put Bakugo in his place. I have two siblings who are twins (Minari and Masuru) and will grow up around Eri's age.

Quirk: Senju Sharingan (I'm horrible at names lol 💀) It's a unique quirk that combines the Uchiha clan's Sharingan and the regenerative abilities of the Senju clan. I'm also able to use Wood Release as well (For non-naruto fans, it's like a nature quirk with trees but more destructive).

Extra info -

So for my quirk, I can do ninjustu, learn taijutsu, and learn genjustu too. Instead of having to see people die to activate my sharingan, i just scripted I will have to train really hard and break my limits to get my sharingan and upgrade it too. Same goes for getting my mangekyo sharingan cause why would I give myself more trauma?

I scripted so many things for me being handsome it's not even funny 💀. I came there to steal attention and be hot and wanted, not to be a side character 🥱

I'm half Nigerian, half Japanese (fully Nigerian here). I know Japanese, Yuroba, Igbo, Chinese (or Mandarin), French, Spanish, English, Korean, and Italian

Skills: dance, bake, cook, sing, garden, play lots of instruments, do martial arts, ice skating, skating, thinking outside the box, roller skating, judo, teamwork, decision making, learning, listening, fighting, observing, problem solving, math, styling clothes, styling hair, taekwondo, karate, kung fu, exercising, mindfulness, meditation, flexibility, high stamina, learning choreography fast, good memory, hyper focus, Capoeira, muay thai, kickboxing

I play the violin, electric guitar, bass guitar, piano, trumpet, flute, upright bass, cello, and clarinet 🥱🥱

My mom is Tsunade and she's half Nigerian half Japanese. So is my dad. My siblings were born in London. We're rich and loaded, like Momo Yaoyurozu loaded. Might make myself even more richer than her.

My script in my Google docs is like 39 pages, and it's mostly full of extra stuff I scripted 🫣 but yeah if you want more questions, do ask away ✨I love yapping about my drs. The next three are coming your way 💁🏾‍♀️

@cocozydiaries 😉🫡

-Honey out 🍯🍯

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also it's not going to come up in blind trust but for anyone who reads it, tenzin (scott's sister) is canonically aroace.

she's like my one form of aspec representation in the main cast who's remotely competent as a human being. tenzin does her own taxes. she also does scott's taxes. i think she does her mom's taxes too. she's like the only one out of her friend group with a driver's license.

tenzin is a khan 10 in thai kickboxing and she's the daughter of a nigerian social anthropologist. she's both the biggest dork and the most powerful, coolest character i've ever written.

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Tariq Osaro vs. Murat Aygun - Glory 85

Tariq Osaro is on a run. The Nigerian kickboxer has won 4 in a row via KO, a stretch that led to him winning the interim Glory heavyweight championship. It's the type of momentum you need when you are facing the most dominant champion in Glory history.

Osaro will challenge a returning Rico Verhoeven for his Glory Kickboxing heavyweight title this Saturday (Nov. 4) in the headliner of Glory: Collision 6.

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Alex Pereira Reveals that he Switched to MMA Because of Israel Adesanya

#UFC #UFC287 #MMA #Adesanya #Pereira

UFC Middleweight champion, Alex Pereira, will headline UFC 287 against his rival, Israel Adesanya. Adesanya this time will be challenging for the title, while Pereira is the champion. Pereira has two wins over the Nigerian-born Kiwi under the GLORY kickboxing banner, including a knockout in 2016. As of their most recent fight, Pereira has also claimed a victory over Adesanya in MMA. Alex Pereira…

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How Many Siblings Does Israel Adesanya Have? Parents Family

How Many Siblings Does Israel Adesanya Have? Parents Family

Get to know about Israel Andesany Siblings through his article; people have always been curious to learn about his siblings.  Regarded as one of the Best Strikers in both offensive and defensive mixed martial art, Israel Adesanya is a professional Nigerian-New Zealand mixed martial artist. He also has specialties in kickboxing and boxing. Adesanya has won multiple championships in all three…

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The Netherlands and Nigeria were among the 17 countries represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” It was the first ONE Championship event in 2019 to be held in Singapore.

Featuring six mixed martial arts matches, four kickboxing contests and one Muay Thai bout, “ONE: Call to Greatness” took place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore on February 22, 2019. In the fourth bout of the evening, Regian “The Immortal” Eersel, 26, of the Netherlands faced Anthony “The Assassin” Njokuani, 38, of Nigeria.

Eersel was one of the two fighters who represented the Netherlands at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” Njokuani was the sole representative of Nigeria.

Blue Corner

Originally from Nigeria, Njokuani currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. He is training out of One Kick’s Gym in Las Vegas.

“ONE: Call to Greatness” marked Njokuani’s second ONE Super Series bout. When he made his ONE Championship debut at “ONE: Kingdom of Heroes” on October 6, 2018 at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, he defeated Andy “The Destroyer” Souwer, 35, of Amsterdam, Netherlands via split decision.

Red Corner

Originally from Suriname, Eersel was 4 years old when he and his family moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands. When he was 8 years old, he started his martial arts training with taekwondo.

Training out of Sityodtong Amsterdam, Eersel made his successful ONE Super Series debut at “ONE: Heroes of Honor” at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines on April 20, 2018 by defeating Brad “Quake” Riddell, 26, of New Zealand. “ONE: Call to Greatness” marked the Surinamese-Dutch kickboxers second bout in ONE Championship’s striking-only league.

Fight Result

Eersel and Njokuani competed in a kickboxing bout in the lightweight division at “ONE: Call to Greatness” with Yuji Shimada as the referee. The Surinamese-Dutch kickboxer patiently waited for the right moment to pounce on his hard-hitting Nigerian-American opponent.

When Eersel saw a good opening to strike in the second round, he delivered a hard right hand and a follow-up knee to the midsection to send Njokuani to the canvas. The Nigerian-American kickboxer failed to answer the count of ten.

This compelled Shimada to halt the bout after 1 minute and 3 seconds in the second round. He raised the hand of Eersel, who was declared the winner via knockout.

Winning at “ONE: Call to Greatness” improved Eersel’s professional kickboxing and Muay Thai record to 53 wins and 4 losses. On the other hand, Njokuani now has 26 wins and 2 losses.

“ONE” Call to Greatness” Main Event

In the main event of the evening, Stamp Fairtex, 21, of Thailand and Janet Todd, 33 of the U.S. competed for the inaugural ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship title. The Thai contender won via unanimous decision.

Argentina, Cambodia, China, Costa Rica, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey and the United States were also represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” Check the complete results here.

Here are Michael Schiavello and Mitch Chilson giving a “ONE: Call to Greatness” recap:

[PHOTOS] Netherlands vs Nigeria: Regian Eersel, Anthony Njokuani fight at ‘ONE: Call to Greatness’ in Singapore

The Netherlands and Nigeria were among the 17 countries represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” It was the first ONE Championship event in 2019 to be held in Singapore.

[PHOTOS] Netherlands vs Nigeria: Regian Eersel, Anthony Njokuani fight at ‘ONE: Call to Greatness’ in Singapore The Netherlands and Nigeria were among the 17 countries represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” It was the first ONE Championship event in 2019 to be held in Singapore.

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Fifteen Things You Didn’t Know About Nigerian-Born Kickboxer, Israel Adesanya https://nigeriagossipz.blogspot.com/2019/02/fifteen-things-you-didnt-know-about.html

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UFC 287 - "The Last Stylebender" Israel Adesanya 🇳🇬

Record: 24-2-0

Height: 6' 4"

Weight: 184.5 lbs

Reach: 80"

STANCE: Switch

STYLE: Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

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Hey humans. Here's some basic background info on my main characters.

Due to the nature of my WIP, some of my main characters are absent from the current plot, and are introduced and explored using full scene flashbacks throughout the story. Jason dies in chapter 3, but his role in the story and the lives of the characters doesn't cease. And Amai goes into a several month long coma as a result of the shooting in chapter 3. The main friend group established before the start of the plot is apart for some time as they're going through shock as well as mourning. (Part of the plot is James trying to get everyone back together.)

James - The protagonist. He suffers from Bipolar 1 and PTSD which developed after he was first on the scene of his mother's suicide. He refuses to medicate or seek professional help for either. He now lives in an affluent neighborhood with his relatively wealthy adopted parents, who pay him a very high allowance he mostly doesn't use. He likes playing the keyboard, writing songs, martial arts, and anime. He speaks fluent English, American Sign Language, and Spanish and is learning Japanese. He can be violently protective of the people he loves.

Jason - James' late best friend and school shooter. He enjoyed watching movies and wanted to go to college for filmmaking. His family began shunning him after he announced he identified as an atheist. This led to a download spiral of depression and years of repressed anger which he kept hidden from his friends. His reasoning for committing his actions go unknown for most of the book.

Allisa - James' friend and love interest for much of the book. She lost her older brother to suicide when she was 12. She and James form a close bond out of this sad likeness they share. She's also fluent in English and Spanish. She loves painting, sketching, manga and anime.

Ariadne - Daughter of a Nigerian mother and Greek father, she grew up speaking Hausa, Greek, and English. She's an overachiever and a bit arrogant. She was selected by her highschool to sing the national anthem before games and pep rallies because of a frankly amazing singing voice. She's bisexual and does get around. (I know promiscuity is a stereotype for bisexual people, but I won't portray it in a negative light. Besides, stereotypes exist for a reason, and I promise it won't be the only representation bisexual people get in the story. I'll do my best to make sure Ariadne's gonna be a really compelling character in her own right.) She loves singing, cheerleading, and people watching.

Amai - She moved from Japan with her family when her father was offered a position teaching botany at the Everglades University. By which point she started going through culture shock and depression after leaving all her friends. She's quiet and reserved most of the time, but acts really silly around her friends. She plans on studying astrophysics in college. She likes nature documentaries, karaoke, and math.

Toby - Toby's an 8th grader in the middle school division of James' school. James recruited him to help record music after he saw him playing violin on the street for money. They became friends over time, and James sees a lot of himself in Toby. Toby lives with his mom in the ghetto, and he's trying to get into a school of the arts before 9th grade. He likes playing the violin and guitar and one day wants to play in a band or orchestra.

Sasha - Sasha's openly trans at school and at home. He's comically short and pale. His family came to the U.S. from Russia before he was born, but since he's always around them, he speaks with an accent. Sasha's very silly and bubbly like a cartoon character. He's the life of the party when he's with people, but he does exhibit symptoms of an undiagnosed mental illness such as self-harm and periods of self-isolation. He frequently switches hobbies, but consistently loves binging TV shows.

Xavier - James met Xavier at his kickboxing gym. He's basically the only one in James' group without mental problems or issues at home. (He's my token sane character.) He's openly bisexual, but closeted pansexual (if that makes sense), and likes play-fighting with James, even though it quickly devolves into James doing that scary laugh he does and getting a bit wild. Xavier's on the football team at James' school and dabbles in mechanical engineering.

Aiyden - James' adopted baby brother. James' adopted parents got Aiyden when he was 4, much to the dismay of our edgy protagonist. He didn't want to expose someone so innocent to how screwed up he was, and that manifested as hostility in the beginning. But over time, James grew to love him and became fiercely protective of him. When Aiyden was 8, he confided in James about realizing he was gay, and being bullied at school for it. He's 8, so I don't wanna make him seem to cerebral, but I was 8 once, and I waa a fucking nerd so fuck it. Aiyden likes mythology and documentaries.

Martha - James' adopted mother. She's a sweet person who comes from a very conservative Christian home and currently works in a real estate firm making mucho dinero. She and James don't get along much at all for a few reasons. She has no respect for James being an atheist (oh btw, James was raised atheist before he was adopted) and is regularly insensitive about his emotional state. James doesn't exactly appreciate her blatant homophobia either.

Tyler - James' adopted father. Tyler is a chef who owns a restaurant in Miami. He teaches James to cook and generally leaves him to his own devices. He had a suffocating childhood, and his approach to parenting is to let the child come to you. It's your job to let them know you're available to talk to, but other than that, leave them be. James would accept the offer, were it not for the fact Tyler can't keep any secrets from his wife to save a life.

And these are my main characters. I'm really enjoying writing the complexities of how they all interact. I've been reading on what having friends is like to better capture the feeling. 😂

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The Netherlands and Nigeria were among the 17 countries represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” It was the first ONE Championship event in 2019 to be held in Singapore.

Featuring six mixed martial arts matches, four kickboxing contests and one Muay Thai bout, “ONE: Call to Greatness” took place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore on February 22, 2019. In the fourth bout of the evening, Regian “The Immortal” Eersel, 26, of the Netherlands faced Anthony “The Assassin” Njokuani, 38, of Nigeria.

Eersel was one of the two fighters who represented the Netherlands at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” Njokuani was the sole representative of Nigeria.

Blue Corner

Originally from Nigeria, Njokuani currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. He is training out of One Kick’s Gym in Las Vegas.

“ONE: Call to Greatness” marked Njokuani’s second ONE Super Series bout. When he made his ONE Championship debut at “ONE: Kingdom of Heroes” on October 6, 2018 at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand, he defeated Andy “The Destroyer” Souwer, 35, of Amsterdam, Netherlands via split decision.

Red Corner

Originally from Suriname, Eersel was 4 years old when he and his family moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands. When he was 8 years old, he started his martial arts training with taekwondo.

Training out of Sityodtong Amsterdam, Eersel made his successful ONE Super Series debut at “ONE: Heroes of Honor” at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines on April 20, 2018 by defeating Brad “Quake” Riddell, 26, of New Zealand. “ONE: Call to Greatness” marked the Surinamese-Dutch kickboxers second bout in ONE Championship’s striking-only league.

Fight Result

Eersel and Njokuani competed in a kickboxing bout in the lightweight division at “ONE: Call to Greatness” with Yuji Shimada as the referee. The Surinamese-Dutch kickboxer patiently waited for the right moment to pounce on his hard-hitting Nigerian-American opponent.

When Eersel saw a good opening to strike in the second round, he delivered a hard right hand and a follow-up knee to the midsection to send Njokuani to the canvas. The Nigerian-American kickboxer failed to answer the count of ten.

This compelled Shimada to halt the bout after 1 minute and 3 seconds in the second round. He raised the hand of Eersel, who was declared the winner via knockout.

Winning at “ONE: Call to Greatness” improved Eersel’s professional kickboxing and Muay Thai record to 53 wins and 4 losses. On the other hand, Njokuani now has 26 wins and 2 losses.

“ONE” Call to Greatness” Main Event

In the main event of the evening, Stamp Fairtex, 21, of Thailand and Janet Todd, 33 of the U.S. competed for the inaugural ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship title. The Thai contender won via unanimous decision.

Argentina, Cambodia, China, Costa Rica, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey and the United States were also represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” Check the complete results here.

Here are Michael Schiavello and Mitch Chilson giving a “ONE: Call to Greatness” recap:

[PHOTOS] Netherlands vs Nigeria: Regian Eersel, Anthony Njokuani fight at ‘ONE: Call to Greatness’ in Singapore The Netherlands and Nigeria were among the 17 countries represented at “ONE: Call to Greatness.” It was the first ONE Championship event in 2019 to be held in Singapore.

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Ganryujima 7 - Way of the Samurai (2017-05-06)

If you like Karate Combat, try this. It’s kind of MMA, but not really. No elbows, 15 seconds of ground work, and all fights are based on style vs style match ups. Also there’s a moat.

Katsunori Kikuno (Okinawa Karate) vs. Jimmy Ambriz (MMA)

Michihiro Omigawa (Judo) vs. Jailo Kusunoki (Boxing)

Shouma Sivixay (Kuramoto Martialarts) vs. Honshu Viwako (Nigerian Dambe)

Nobutatsu Suzuki (Karate) vs. Marcus Vinicius (Capoeira)

Hideki "Shreck" Sekine (Jiu-jitsu) vs. Baru Harn (Mongolian Sumo)

Tomohiro Kitai (Kickboxing) vs. Shouta Hara (Karate)

Yoshiyuki Yoshida (Judo) vs. Kuntap Charoenchai (Muay Thai)

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Israel Adesanya Net Worth – Salary, Earnings, And Sponsorship, Also See HIs Multiple Ventures

The Ultimate Fighting Championship’s middleweight champion Israel “The Last Style Bender” Adesanya has already accomplished much in his career. The professional mixed martial artist is a Nigerian-born New Zealand fighter who also is a former kickboxer and boxer. The 31-year-old is UFC’s next big thing as his rise to fame didn’t take much time. The fan-favorite Adesanya is currently one of the biggest MMA stars and regarded as the best striker in the business. The Lagos-born fighter is the no.4 ranked pound-for-pound male fighter in the UFC. With all that said and done, Israel Adesanya net worth is estimated to be millions, mostly earned from his MMA career and endorsements. The City Kickboxing fighter has earned a total of $6,693,500 in his MMA career so far.

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Watch Moment Nigerian UFC Fighter Kamaru Usman Knocked Out Opponent, Masvidal

Watch Moment Nigerian UFC Fighter Kamaru Usman Knocked Out Opponent, Masvidal

  Watch Moment Nigerian UFC Fighter Kamaru Usman Knocked Out Opponent, Masvidal Nigerian-American professional kickboxer, Kamaru Usman retained his UFC title after knocking out his opponent, Jorge Masvidal in their clash on Sunday, April 25. Kamaru and Masvidal had a face-off in Jacksonville, Florida and during the second round, the UFC welterweight champion landed a perfect right hand on…