#middleweight championship

[dukes-cassettetape]

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.

[britishsportinglegends]

"The pride of Wales" & "The Italian Dragon", Joe Calzaghe.

[mmarelated]

[wrestlingmgc]

Campeón Nacional de Peso Semicompleto Bárbaro Cavernario

[dollbrbie]

ʚଓ 𝓜MA!SAE AU

about this au ♥︎ ꒰ mma!sae ꒱ is a force to be reckoned with. he’s the current world holder of the middleweight championship and his popularity is naming him the mma prodigy all over the media. he’s a no nonsense kind of guy, and since meeting you, you’ve had him on lock down. he’s mysterious and nonchalant with a rbf that sends journalists running - he’s known for constant KO’s and his zero losses. but behind the scenes is a secret lover boy who will never play about you whatsoever; he’s not afraid to show the world why he’s been named the mma prodigy of your generation.

ʚଓ posts for this au below

how you met the mma prodigy

relationship headcanons

texts with him

cleaning him up after a match

your first argument

make up sex

pregnancy scare

fucking you after a match

making your overworked boyfriend feel better

sae’s insecurities

your boyfriend’s new found breeding kink

is he proposing or…

your wedding and honeymoon

my thoughts on mma!sae with kids

© dollbrbie | don’t plagiarise or translate any of my work

[the-cimmerians]

Queer and trans folk around the world often take an interest in the athletes from our community, and Outsports even collects a database of all the the out LGBTQ competitors. While JK Rowling and 99 percent of conservative media were harassing two cis women boxers, 195 QT athletes represented 26 nations and none, but we’ll get to that. That makes this the queerest Olympics ever, beating out the total of 186 out athletes in Tokyo and, if Queer Nation granted citizenships, would be the 14th largest national contingent at the games. That hypothetical Queer Nation would also have placed sixth in the medal count, tying the Netherlands with 15 golds but falling neatly between the Dutch and host country France on the strength of silvers and bronzes.

One happy bit of news is that in both golds and overall medal count, Queer Nation beat out every single country in the world that criminalizes same-sex boinking. The only bad news seems to be that people competing in the men’s events seem a little underqueered compared to the women. Can’t we at least get a few interested in the Greco-Roman wrestling? Yr Wonkette is just asking.

...

Sure, justice in silver and gold for badass bisexual Black woman Sha’Carri Richardson, excluded from Tokyo on the basis of smoking legal weed in Eugene, Oregon, was as sweet as sativa; it was fun to see Diana Taurasi go out on the queer top with her sixth Olympic gold in a row (team USA’s eighth consecutive women’s basketball gold); and seeing the shoulders on those women rugby players was a dream come true. But we want to speak about someone who didn’t represent any country at all: Cindy Ngamba.

Ngamba is a middleweight (75kg) boxer originally from Cameroon. At 11 years old some family members fled to the United Kingdom as refugees, and brought Ngamba along. The family maintains it had the proper approval for Cindy, but that when her uncle returned to Cameroon it was lost. The UK Home Office has been threatening to deport her since the age of 16, when she was accepted to university and realized she couldn’t produce her visa for her college paperwork.

Despite the threats, Ngamba fought and won many times in the UK’s amateur boxing competitions, having started as a hobbyist in the local Bolton Lads and Girls Club program. She also went on to get an undergraduate degree with honors, all while threats of deportation hung over her head. After winning a UK national championship, she met then-PM Theresa May celebrating her win and the efforts of the Lads & Girls Club where she trained. One might think that the UK might eventually forgive an 11-year-old girl for not keeping track of her paperwork herself, but the Home Office has remained resolute denying Ngamba regularized status.

What makes all this both horrifyingly inhumane and also relevant to this article is that Ngamba is an out lesbian. She has been consistently denied a path to citizenship or even legal residency, only escaping deportation because of her ability to document horror after horror inflicted on queer residents of Cameroon. International law prohibits sending a refugee back to their nation of citizenship or previous residence if they would face persecution and risk of great harm, a crime called “refoulement.”

“If I was sent back, I can be in danger,” Ngamba said. “So, I was given the refugee status to be safe and protected."

Unable to represent the UK and unable to compete in qualifying competitions in Cameroon, Ngamba got an opportunity that no other stateless athlete had ever shared before 2016: she was named to the IOC Refugee Olympic Team. So far that team has only been allowed to compete in the summer games, and only in Rio, Tokyo, and this year in Paris. (They will be allowed to compete in the Winter Games for the first time in 2026.) Given the incredible barriers most refugees face, it is perhaps not surprising that no Refugee Team member has ever won a medal. But while Ngamba has faced incredible legal problems and a ruthlessly anti-immigrant government her entire time in the UK, she at least had better training facilities in her local Lads & Girls than most refugees can dream.

And the dreams paid off. Team Refugee got its first medal ever when Ngamba took home middleweight bronze. "I just want to tell every refugee out there, whether they are an athlete or not, to never give up,” she said after being asked to carry the Olympic flag at the opening of the games. When she won, the whole refugee team took to the internet to celebrate:

“The Refugee Olympic Team is incredibly proud of Cindy Ngamba, the first EOR athlete and the first-ever refugee medallist at the Olympics,” the team posted on X, formerly Twitter. “Today, we are speechless. Cindy did it. Refugees did it!”

Yes, yes you did.

[theanticool]

A Busy Week in Women's Boxing!

Was looking at the schedule for this week and there is so much happening in women's boxing so going to lay it all out in one convenient place.

Over on Boxxer and Peacock we have Collision Course. In the main event, the IBF and WBC welterweight championships will be on the line, as champions Natasha Jonas and Ivana Habazin face off. Jonas is a former standout GB amateur that has found huge success in the pros. She's a two weight world champion. She's recently got a win over fellow multi division champion Mikaela Mayer. At 40 years old, she's made a good career for herself. Habazin is a Croatian boxer that is probably known best for being the loser in high profile match ups - Shields, Harper, Braekhus, Lauren, etc. But she is a two time world champion, having recently won a world title after having a ten year title drought.

In the co-main, Olympic gold medalist Lauren Price gets a mandatory fight out the way. She is coming off the biggest win of her pro career, a dominant win over former undisputed welterweight champion Jessica McCaskill for the WBA title. She'll take on Colombian Bexcy Mateus. Card is on Saturday (Dec. 14) on Peacock for those in the US. On SkySports for those in the UK.

Over on DAZN, Golden Boy Promotions has a card going down on Saturday (Dec. 14) as well. On the undercard we will get to see the return of former Olympic bronze medalist and former united flyweight champion Marlen Esparza. Esparza is coming off a big loss, where she lost her title on the scale, and then proceeded to lose on the cards. She is now moving up to super flyweight (115lbs). She'll take on fellow former flyweight champion Arely Mucino. Mucino is a long time veteran of the pro scene as well as a 4x world champion. She turned pro back in 2008 and has been competing at the highest levels of the sport since 2010. It's a good crossroads fight between two 35 year old boxers that are looking for one last run at world championships.

Another former Olympian! Brazilian Beatriz Ferreira is back from her stint at the 2024 Olympic games. A silver medalist at the 2020 Olympics, she added a bronze medal to her cabinet this year. But she's also the IBW lightweight champion. It's a division that has suddenly filled up with interesting fighters - Caroline Dubois, Bo Mi Re Shin, Terri Harper, Imane Khelif, etc. So there are fights for someone like Beatriz to chase. But first, she'll have to get through Frenchwoman Licia Boudersa. Boudersa is one of those French fighters that has fought their whole career in France against meh opposition, so they have an impressive looking record just from staying active.

We have a rematch this week. The last time Esneidy Rodriguez and Sana Hazuki, there was some wonkiness with the scoring so they're running it again. Rodriguez is an undefeated Mexican fighter on the come up. Sana Hazuki is a Japanese journeywoman. She's fought for a couple of world titles and come up short. Her record looks bad (12-9) but that's part fighting in a division with a small pool of fighters and part constantly fighting world champions (Yokasta Valle, Nanae Suzuki, Mika Iwakawa, Eri Matsuda). A true youth vs experience style match up.

ANOTHER former Olympian! This time from Canada. 2020+2024 Olympian and former amateur world champion Tamm Thibeault will make her pro debut on Friday over on DAZN. Didn't even realize the Canadian had signed with MVP (Jake Paul's outfit) or was planning on going pro. Only 27 years old and in a division as shallow as middleweight, she's got the potential to go far. First she has to deal with journeywoman Natasha Spence.

Last we have a couple fights going down in Australia.

Kaye Scott is a 40 year old who is a pioneer of the sport in Australia. She was part of the first ever sanctioned women's fight in the country. She represented the country on the amateur scene for years, taking home silver medals up at light heavyweight in 2016 and 2023 at the world championships. She recently made her move pro in November 2023 and quickly rattled off 4 wins. Now she's getting a title shot. It's a rematch with Desley Robinson, a woman she beat earlier this year. Robinson is a known entity, having fought Lani Daniels for the LHW title as well.

Do you remember John Wayne Parr? Legend of Australian muay thai? Well his daughter, Jazzy Parr, is also a fighter. And a pretty good one at that. While she's done quite a bit of kickboxing and muay thai, she seems to have settled on boxing as her primary sport. At least for now. The 21 year old has run up a 6-0 record in the sport and looks poised to make a run at a world title at bantamweight. She is set to face her most experienced opponent to date, former world champion Shannon O'Connell.

There is more but I fear this might run long. But if you're even a tiny bit interested in any of these fights, I implore you to seek them out. It's a good week to start getting into women's boxing as there's a lot going on globally and a lot of it will be available on streaming or TV depending on where you live.

[jasonmacavoy]

(FINN COLE, CIS MALE, HE/HIM) Oh, is that JASON MACAVOY I heard the TWENTY SEVEN year old is LOYAL. But don’t let that pretty face fool you, they are also HOT HEADED. Makes sense seeing how they are an ENFORCER in the GHOST RIDERS MC gang. penned by ally.

stats.

full name:  jason thomas macavoy  nicknames: jay, jayjay birthday: april 5th age: twenty- seven birthplace: bronx, nyc star sign: ares gender: cis male pronouns: he/him sexuality: heterosexual gang: ghost riders rank: enforcer sargent at arms cover: strip club bouncer and occasional street fighter theme song: habits by mgk

appearance. 

face claim: finn cole hair color: dirty blonde eye color: blue height:  6ft 2in weight: 185lbs build: big, burly, and muscular tattoos: yes, very tom hardy in the warrior scars: many, more scar than skin, each with a story. most notable a stab wound on his left side from the Halloscream event.

family.

mother: Heidi Macavoy, estranged stepfather: Tommy fowler, deceased father: Johnny Brooks, but doesn’t know it siblings: Asher Brooks (33), Vincent Brooks (25, deceased), Maddie Brooks (5) also doesn't know it pets: none

personality. 

positives (+): determined, dauntless, loyal, strong negatives (-): reckless, hot headed, stubborn, uncouth   MBTI: ISTP fears: psssh none dancing & losing the people closest to him element: fire hogwarts house: gryffindor drugs/ alcohol/ smoking: rarely, thinks it throw off his fighting game/ yes/ yes aesthetics: a string of purpling bruises fresh from a fight, a pack of marlboro reds to take the edge off, raw knuckles, broken beer bottles, cigarette smoke, gaping holes in the wall, more scar than skin, & a thick layer of sweat sheathing toned muscles character inpso: tom conlon (warrior), ryan atwood (the oc), will turner (pirates), rip wheeler (yellowstone), billy hope (southpaw), j cody (animal kingdom), johnny lawrence (cobra kai), frank farmer (the bodyguard), jon snow (GoT)

biography.

TW: fighting, death, toxic masculinity

Jason Macavoy came into the world fighting, and he had been fighting ever since. His mother, a struggling fashion designer, had just stepped on set for an athleisure shoot she designed when her first born son barreled into the world with clenched fists and a battle cry that would make his father proud. Not the washed up middleweight champ who couldn’t make it to the hospital on such short notice —the one Jason would grow up calling father— but the one night stand who knocked up Heidi Macavoy all those years ago Growing up in the Bronx Jason was a handful: rambunctious, brimming with unbridled energy, and a temper that would only grow with time. He had trouble learning how to read and was easily set off by a poor test score or an off-handed taunt made by a classmate, landing him in several schoolyard scuffles. By the time Jason was seven, his mother fled to pursue the career and the life she had always dreamed of, leaving Jason in the care of his wayward step-father.  His step-father wasn’t good for much anymore except for drinking and coaching, but Tommy was there and he was the only one who recognized Jason’s potential. He saw that for what his step-son lacked in brains, he made up for in athletics. Young Jason was a natural talent when it came to sports, and Tommy helped channel all his energy and anger into UFC in particular. He bloomed into a wrestling prodigy at the local public school. His determination was feral, and the boy wanted nothing more than to prove himself worthy of his mother’s love, one victory he’d never be able to manage. As Jason’s athletic abilities continued to grow, so did his competitive edge and hot temper that continued to get him into trouble on and off the mat. During a championship tournament of his professional career, Jason had made a spectacle allowing a foul to the boy’s side to ignite a wrath in him he didn’t even know he had. He went wild, shouting and swearing at the referee for the unfair call before striking him and leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. He was disqualified from competition and barred from the league.  Not long after Jason was banned from competition, his step-father succumbed to the bottle while his mother still wanted nothing to do with him. More lost than ever Jason turned to underground street fighting to get his fix. It was then Jason found the Ghost Riders or rather they found him smack in the middle of a bar brawl at the tender age of seventeen. Young and hungry for a place that could appreciate and refine his raw potential, Jason pledged his loyalty to the Ghost Riders in exchange for covering up a bar fight gone wrong. More info HERE He now works as a bouncer at a strip club and has spent the last ten years with Ghost Riders, becoming one of their most loyal enforcers and fighters, growing more and more accustomed to the gritty underground lifestyle, the brawls, the arguments, the booze. His step-father’s voice in his head had never been more clear to him: fight.

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[deadinderry]

ʟᴏʙᴏ ᴍᴀᴛᴀᴅᴏʀ — ʟᴀ ʙᴇꜱᴛɪᴀ ᴅᴇʟ ʙᴏxᴇᴏ

the adulthood of alejandro ortega montez.

Alejandro left Derry, Maine after graduating to move back to Los Angeles, California to pursue a career in boxing.

He married young in his early twenties, however, he and his wife were not able to conceive a child. Adoption plans fell through as Alejandro had a record of possession of illegal substances with intent to distribute. He and his wife divorced after months of turmoil over their inability to conceive.

Shaken by the divorce, Alejandro fell into a depression that made him take a year long hiatus in his boxing career. During that year, he moved to México to spend time doing lucha libre in the middleweight division under the name Lobo Matador ; killer wolf. Alejandro hit a winning streak, earning him the nickname ‘La Bestia del Boxeo’ among viewers. ; the boxing beast

Returning to California, Alejandro signed a contract with WWE. He spent years climbing the ranks and winning matches to stardom—his popularity soaring as he brought in viewers from the U.S. and México.

At 28, he ran into an old flame from high school, of which he proposed to the next year. Though still unable to have a child.

Winning championships through the decades, he was finally dubbed an undisputed champion in the middleweight division at the humble age of 42. He retired later that year to focus on his personal life and family.

Undisputed boxing champion Alejandro ‘Lobo Matador’ Ortega Montez was found shot dead at age 48 in his home in Calabasas, California. His murderer Raul Gutiérrez of La Onda street gang, was the brother of Luis Gutiérrez, a boy Alejandro had killed in 𝟏𝟗𝟖𝟗.

[lboogie1906]

Bernard Hopkins Jr. (January 15, 1965) is a former boxer who competed (1988-2016). He is one of the most successful boxers of the past three decades, having held multiple world championships in two weight classes, including the undisputed championship at middleweight (2001-05), and the lineal championship at light heavyweight (2011-12).

He became a world champion by winning the vacant International Boxing Federation middleweight title (1995). He compiled 20 defenses against 17 opponents, with 19 wins as a result of his no-contest bout against Robert Allen. In 2001, he successfully unified the middleweight division by defeating Félix Trinidad to win the World Boxing Association, World Boxing Council, Ring magazine, and lineal titles. A victory over Oscar De La Hoya for the World Boxing Organization title in 2004 cemented his status as an undisputed champion while making him the first male boxer to simultaneously hold world titles by all four major boxing-sanctioning bodies. In 2001, he was voted Fighter of the Year by The Ring and the Boxing Writers Association of America. In 2011, The Ring ranked him third on their list of the “10 best middleweight title holders of the last 50 years.” As of April 2021, he is ranked by BoxRec as the seventh greatest boxer of all time, pound for pound.

He broke his record by winning the IBF light heavyweight title from Tavoris Cloud in 2013 and 2014 when he won the WBA (Super) title from Beibut Shumenov.

He became a minority partner with Golden Boy Promotions.

Born to Bernard Hopkins Sr. and his wife Shirley, he grew up in Philadelphia. Although he was a promising amateur boxer who won the Philadelphia Jr. Golden Gloves championship at age 9, compiling an amateur record of 95–4,[he turned to crime early in his life. At seventeen, he was sentenced to 18 years in Graterford Prison for nine felonies. He was released from prison in 1988. He decided to use boxing as an escape from his previous life and converted to Islam. He attributed his discipline to his experiences and time spent in Graterford Prison.

#africanhistory365 #africanexellence

[ofgrenvde]

Name: Cedric Alistair Valois

Age: 43

Pronouns: He/Him

Face Claim: Chris Evans

Occupation: Owner of an underground fight club, Grudge Box

Neighborhood: Little Italy

2 Positive Traits: Fair and honorable in business dealings. Excellent mediator in tense situations

2 Negative Traits: Gambling addiction that he keeps private. Holds grudges longer than he should.

TL;DR

Memphis-born Cedric Valois learned boxing young, following his cut man grandfather's footsteps. After a promising professional career crashed in a match-fixing scandal, he left Tennessee to start fresh. Found his way to Devil's Junction, turned an old warehouse in Little Italy into an underground fight club. Nowadays, he runs the place as neutral ground where criminals settle scores in the ring instead of the streets. Still trains every morning, keeps his gambling quiet, and makes sure everyone follows his rules—or they don't come back.

Biography

Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Cedric Valois grew up watching his pawpaw patch up fighters in a grimy boxing gym. With no parents, he was raised by his grandfather who worked as a cut man, treating busted eyebrows and bloody noses for pocket change. He followed the old man everywhere. By thirteen, he'd learned to throw punches instead of just cleaning up after them. Boxing gave him direction, kept him off the streets when his dad passed away during his teenage years. He fought his way through amateur circuits, building a solid reputation in the middleweight division. Turned pro at 23, racked up a decent record—nothing spectacular, but enough to make a living. The real trouble came at 32. A championship qualifier match went sideways with accusations of fixing. Cedric swears he was set up, but the damage was done. No one would touch him after that. With his reputation in tatters back home, he took his savings and headed north. Devil's Junction wasn't his first choice, but it had the right kind of wrong. A city where his past might be useful instead of just haunting him. He spotted the abandoned warehouse in Little Italy, saw potential where others saw rust and broken windows. Now at 43, Cedric runs the most respected underground fight club in the city, Grudge Box. Criminal organizations come to settle their disputes in his ring instead of on the streets. His rules are simple and absolute: no weapons, no outside fighting, all beefs get settled fair and square. He keeps the books in an old leather notebook, trusts handshakes more than contracts, and makes sure every fighter walks out alive, if not always happy.

Connections

Best Friend: Kai Zhao

Unrequited Crush: Violeta Santiago

The rest TBA when I'm not on period brain

[defensefilms]

Israel Adesanya Loss Highlights A Key Issue With The UFC

I am in a state of absolute despair after this weekend's UFC Fight Night main event saw Israel Adesanya lose to Nassourdine Imavov via tko.

It's been a slow decline for Izzy as far as his UFC career is concerned. After losing to Dricus Du Plesis at UFC 305 back in August.

However despite how I may feel as a fan and viewer, I can't help but notice something very wrong with how the UFC books it's fighters after losing championship bouts.

It's always been how Dana's company have done things but that doesn't make it any less of a waste.

Why is a guy like Izzy, who although sliding down the middleweight rankings, fighting in non pay-per-view events?

This is Izzy coming off of 2 losses to current number 1 contender, Sean Strickland, and current champion, Dricus Du Plesis. Surely, putting him on a pay-per-view card makes more sense in terms of selling an event because he still has his name recognition and even if the UFC don't like it, that has value still.

So why don't the UFC do it?

The first thing that comes to mind is obviously money. The UFC don't want to negotitate with Izzy at a ppv rate when they can stick him on fight night and pay the going rate for guys on FN events.

The real reason this is an issue, other than my obvious Izzy fandom, is that the UFC are actually not that great at creating stars or getting the general public to care about any one of thier fighters.

It's important that I be understood clearly here.

Yes, the UFC has a massive marketing machine, and yes, it matters if they choose to use that machine to market any of their talents, the issue is that they don't do it at all.

I know that most will point to Conor McGregor, to which I will retort and remind readers of how unique the McGregor situation was for the UFC.

Conor forced their hand with his popularity in a lot of ways and the UFC has since learned how to market foreign athletes better than most other American sports, but that still doesn't mean they devote all the resources that they could.

Anyway, I don't mind if this comes off as sour grapes from an Izzy fan, but those that understand the UFC business machine will understand that the UFC could do more to ensure big names like Izzy contribute more in their later days, while still making profits for themselves and the company.

[redtsundere-writes]

since this will be the last chapter....

can you post a special sneak peek?

Jinx's Chapter 14 Sneak Peek.

“The UFC 300 fight card comes with a bang, as it will be a double championship night!” The host of a sports news program enthusiastically announced to a panel of experts.

“That's right! First, we’ll see The Snake de Medusa versus The Fury. Will The Snake be able to regain her title after her injury?” One of the drivers asked openly to the table to start the debate. 

“Are you nervous?” Choso asked me, leaving his empty plate on the glass table. 

“A lot, but I'll just get into the octagon, I'll do what I have to do, and I'll take down Maki no matter what,” I answered excitedly. 

“That's my girl,” Choso proudly placed a warm kiss on my cheek. 

In the time we have been together, my relationship with Choso has been the most beautiful and healthy one I have ever had in my life. He always cares about me, cooks for me and supports me in all my decisions. We had less than 3 months living together, and I still maintained the same opinion I had of him. It was a pleasure to wake up next to him every morning, do housework together and make love in the shower from time to time. I loved doing everything together with him. 

“I made you a green juice before I came here,” he said handing me one of my reusable bottles I had at home. I hated green juice, but I had to drink it for my own good.  

“Yuta Okkotsu was to face Toge Inumaki for the middleweight belt, but Inumaki suffered an injury that will prevent the fight from taking place. Do they already know who his replacement will be?” One of the commentators asked with curiosity. 

Yuta and Toge have always been friendly rivals. Outside the UFC they are almost always seen together at events and parties, but once they get in the ring, they are ready to kill each other. That energy of brotherhood and competitiveness makes their fights even more entertaining and among the bestsellers in the business. This rematch had been announced for 3 months. It was a shame that shortly before the event, Inumaki could no longer participate. I wanted to see the fight too. 

“It's a good thing you mentioned it, because we have exclusive news for Total Sport! Toge Inumaki's replacement will be no one more and no one less than Sukuna Ryomen!” At that name, I can't help but spit out the green juice. 

“What?!” I yelled as I got up from the sofa. 

“Just like that! Sukuna will finally go after a second title.” 

My mouth dropped open in shock. Sukuna and I would be at the same event! What wonderful news! After I moved to Nagoya, Sukuna hardly ever gave me any sign of life. He would either leave me on read or answer my messages weeks later. I sent hundreds of emails to Nanami to schedule a training session together, but I never received a reply. Every time Choso took me to one of his family events, I expected to see him there, in his fancy suit and expensive sunglasses. Unfortunately, Yuuji would always arrive alone and tell me that Sukuna was busy. It was frustrating to get in touch with him, but at last we would see each other again. 

“I'll get to see Sukuna fight live again, what a thrill!” I squealed in excitement as Choso wiped up the mess I had made with a napkin. 

“Are you that excited to see him?” I asked dryly. 

“Of course I am. I was his coach for a year, and he improved so much in such a short time. I want to see how much he has improved without me,” I answered wistfully. 

As much as I loved being back as a fighter, sometimes I liked to remember when I was his coach. The time when I could coexist in the mixed martial arts world and I didn't get hurt often. The best of both worlds. Even though I had my peace of mind, I missed Sukuna making me angry, laughing or crying with joy. 

“Do you miss him that much?” Choso asked me out of the blue, avoiding my gaze completely. 

“A little. It's just that it's been so long since I last saw him that I'm excited to see how he's doing,” I answered as I sat back down on the couch. 

It had been a year since we last saw each other. When we said goodbye after leaving his penthouse, I didn't think it would take me that long to see him again. If I was already excited to return to the octagon for my title, now I was happy to know that Sukuna would see me fight live for the first time. A smile crept onto my face at the idea.

I'll be posting the last chapter tomorrow at 8 pm PST!

[wrestlingmgc]

Campeón Nacional de Peso Medio Guerrero Maya, Jr.

[dollbrbie]

ʚଓ HOW YOU MET MMA!SAE

more for this au ♥︎ ꒰ mma!sae ꒱

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who is labelled in all the news and magazine outlets as the biggest rising mma star of your generation, rising quickly due to his current undefeated streak of 25 wins and holding the current middleweight championship title.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who is yet to lose a match with high profile and experienced fighters eager to fight him, determined to put the rising star in his place. and sae has always managed to defeat them regardless of their track record.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who you meet at an event, being invited due to friends of friends. for some reason, sae just can not keep his eyes off you, making his move when he sees you stood all on your own at the food stand. he couldn’t pass this up.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who introduces himself despite you already aware of him. he’s literally been all everyone’s talking about since he won the middleweight championship title, so you can’t help but feel your heart race at his presence.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who eventually finds out that you’re the ex girlfriend of the previous holder of championship sae had taken, a small smirk making way on his face until he hears the your casual comment about how toxic he was.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who you end up hitting it off with all night, spending the rest of your time at the event drinking cocktails with him by your side with sae ignoring whatever important talks he had to attend to just to stay with you.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who ultimately ends up taking you back to his hotel room, not wasting a second before kissing your lips while one hand rests on the back of your neck, the other stationed on the curve of your ass.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who is ravenous, taking off your silken black dress with hunger as he kisses along your shoulders, nibbling on your collar bone to make sure he leaves his mark on you like a territorial lion.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who eats you out before even thinking about fucking you, licking and sucking against your sensitive clit and glossy folds that are just begging for him to fuck you.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who then has you sat directly on his face, using his large hands to pull your hovering figure right onto his face when he sees your hesitation, “i thought i told you to sit.”

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who eats you out like a starving man, so focused on chasing your pleasure. he’s making sure to pay attention to your moans and whimpers by hearing those high pitched sounds when he knows he’s hit the spot, causing your body to convulse in pure euphoria. this man knows what he’s doing.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who was far from done when he makes you cum on his tongue. he’s got you trapped beneath his toned body, fucking you with just so much passion. it was like he was worshipping you, no part of your body left untouched by him. sae just found you beyond beautiful.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who truly showed you the sex you should have been experiencing this whole time, incomparable to your ex or any other potential man you had been with before, his sweet praises talking you through your back to back orgasms.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who just couldn’t get enough of you, even after overstimulating you both by making you cum countless times, resting his forehead against yours as he feels his cock soften inside you, placing several chaste kiss on your lips.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who couldn’t help himself earlier when he heard your ex was the previous championship title holder, the sneaky idea coming into his head and to make sure he had his audio recording on while you screamed out his name so beautifully, telling him he’s the best you’ve ever had.

꒰ mma!sae ꒱ who may or may not have sent your ex boyfriend that audio recording of him fucking your brains out to which you may or may not have received a very nasty message from your ex afterwards. but oh well! why would you need him when you have sae who’s more than happy to show you why he’s the better man? he can’t believe that anyone could ever fumble you, and he’s pretty sure you already have him pussy whipped.

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Claressa Shields

Claressa Shields was born in 1995 in Flint, Michigan. Shields won gold medals in women's middlweight boxing at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics. She also won gold in these events at the 2014 and 2016 World Championships. In 2022, Shields won the WBO middleweight title. This, along with her previous titles, made her the first boxer, male or female, to be an undisputed champion in three different weight classes.