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Jasmine Jasudavicius {-225} DEFEATS Ariane Da Silva {+185} via 2 round SUBMISSION on UFC Edmonton. Won't go 3 rounds {+170} & Jasudavicius wins inside the distance {+250} hits!  

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Dricus Du Plessis wins split decision over Sean Strickland to claim UFC Middleweight title.

That was the most middleweight title fight I think this division has had since Rich Franklin was champion. Do not ask me to expound.

Another coin flip fight to end the night. DDP and the team came in with the plan of pushing Strickland back and taking away his ability to dictate the pace of the fight. While they accomplished half of that, Strickland still managed to land 100 jabs on DDP when they were planted at range or on Du Plessis' entries. Probably would have helped if DDP was attacking the body on a lot of those Strickland retreats as he was often leaning back as he exited. Scored a couple of nice takedowns that did not really lead to anything as he struggled to keep Strickland down. Strickland, for his part, could have done more to punish the often cartoonish bull rushes DDP was pulling as he spun his way forward in an attempt to push Strickland back.

Not sure if anyone is roaring to run that one back but with Strickland apparently being a "star" for the UFC now, it's possible. Especially since 185 has 0 contenders at the moment.

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Michael Page eyes Shara Bullet fight at 185 after failed Israel Adesanya callout: ‘I’ll take his place’

Michael Page is willing to bump up to middleweight to face one of the division’s surging up and comers in defense of his friend Israel Adesanya. Shara “Bullet” Magomedov recently competed at UFC 308 this past Saturday where he delivered a bonus-winning double backfist knockout of Armen Petrosyan in the main card opener. After the win, Magomedov called for a fight with the former middleweight…

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With Alex Pereira currently destroying opposition at the 185 ls division in the UFC, he has already outlined his plans to hold multiple belts across different weight categories. The South American fighter and a man considered to be one of the most dangerous strikers in the division today is not just satisfied with his accomplishments.

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UFC Fight Night prediction -- Jared Cannonier vs. Caio Borralho: Fight card, start time, odds, live stream

Jared Cannonier defends his spot among the UFC middleweight elite against rising contender Caio Borralho. It’s a meeting between the old and new at 185 pounds in UFC Fight Night’s main event in Las Vegas on Saturday. Cannonier (17-7) seeks retribution after what he deemed an early stoppage loss to another young middleweight contender, Nassourdine Imavov. Cannonier was ahead on two judges’…

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UFC 305 results, highlights and updates from Dricus du Plessis vs. Israel Adesanya - Journal Today Web https://www.merchant-business.com/ufc-305-results-highlights-and-updates-from-dricus-du-plessis-vs-israel-adesanya/?feed_id=169038&_unique_id=66c12a4d9fae4 #GLOBAL - BLOGGER BLOGGER The middleweight title goes on the line at UFC 305 in Perth, with Dricus du Plessis (21-2) looking to turn back the challenge of two-time former champion Israel Adesanya (24-3).After a spiteful build up in which both men have promised spectacular victories, this promises to be a main event with plenty of action.Can Adesanya climb the 185-pound mountain for a third time or will du Plessis’ winning run extend to 10 consecutive fights?MORE: UFC 305: Israel Adesanya could achieve feat only one fighter has pulled off beforeAlso in action, Kai Kara-France and Steve Erceg meet in a high-class flyweight clash, Mateusz Gamrot looks to defend his lightweight ranking against Dan Hooker, and Tai Tuivasa and Jairzinho Rozenstruik meet in a potential heavyweight barnburner.Take a look at the latest results, updates and highlights below:Google News UFC 305 live results and updatesTune in from 8:30am AEST | 6:30pm ET | 11:30pm BST as we bring you all the action from Perth’s RAC Arena.Google News What time is UFC 305? Schedule and start time for PPV card and main eventUFC 305 is on Sunday, August 18. The early prelims start at 8:30am AEST, with the prelims at 10am AEST. The main card is at 12 pm AEST. Du Plessis and Adesanya should make their way to the octagon around 2:15 pm AEST, depending on how long the undercard fights last. Here’s how that schedule corresponds with other timezones around the world: Local time (AWST)AESTETPTGMTEarly prelims6:30am8:30am6:30pm3:30pm11:30pmPrelims8:00am10:00am8:00pm5:00pm1:00amMain card10:00am12:00pm10:00pm7:00pm3:00amMain event (approx.)12:15pm2:15pm12:15am9:15pm5:15amGoogle News UFC 305 fight cardMain CardDricus du Plessis (c) vs. Israel Adesanya for the UFC middleweight titleKai Kara-France vs. Steve Erceg; flyweightMateusz Gamrot vs. Dan Hooker; lightweightTai Tuivasa vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik; heavyweightLi Jingliang vs. Carlos Prates; welterweightPrelimsJunior Tafa vs. Valter Walker; heavyweightJosh Culibao vs. Ricardo Ramos; featherweightCasey O’Neill vs. Luana Santos; flyweightJack Jenkins vs. Herbert Burns; featherweightEarly PrelimsTom Nolan vs. Alex Reyes; lightweightSong Kenan vs. Ricky Glenn; welterweightStewart Nicoll vs. Jesus Aguilar; flyweight http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/23495245192_23e8ce01db_o.jpg The middleweight title goes on the line at UFC 305 in Perth, with Dricus du Plessis (21-2) looking to turn back the challenge of two-time former champion Israel Adesanya (24-3). After a spiteful build up in which both men have promised spectacular victories, this promises to be a main event with plenty of action. Can Adesanya climb … Read More

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UFC 305 results, highlights and updates from Dricus du Plessis vs. Israel Adesanya - Journal Today Web - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/ufc-305-results-highlights-and-updates-from-dricus-du-plessis-vs-israel-adesanya/?feed_id=169035&_unique_id=66c12a46afc9b The middleweight title goes on the line at UFC 305 in Perth, with Dricus du Plessis (21-2) looking to turn back the challenge of two-time former champion Israel Adesanya (24-3).After a spiteful build up in which both men have promised spectacular victories, this promises to be a main event with plenty of action.Can Adesanya climb the 185-pound mountain for a third time or will du Plessis’ winning run extend to 10 consecutive fights?MORE: UFC 305: Israel Adesanya could achieve feat only one fighter has pulled off beforeAlso in action, Kai Kara-France and Steve Erceg meet in a high-class flyweight clash, Mateusz Gamrot looks to defend his lightweight ranking against Dan Hooker, and Tai Tuivasa and Jairzinho Rozenstruik meet in a potential heavyweight barnburner.Take a look at the latest results, updates and highlights below:Google News UFC 305 live results and updatesTune in from 8:30am AEST | 6:30pm ET | 11:30pm BST as we bring you all the action from Perth’s RAC Arena.Google News What time is UFC 305? Schedule and start time for PPV card and main eventUFC 305 is on Sunday, August 18. The early prelims start at 8:30am AEST, with the prelims at 10am AEST. The main card is at 12 pm AEST. Du Plessis and Adesanya should make their way to the octagon around 2:15 pm AEST, depending on how long the undercard fights last. Here’s how that schedule corresponds with other timezones around the world: Local time (AWST)AESTETPTGMTEarly prelims6:30am8:30am6:30pm3:30pm11:30pmPrelims8:00am10:00am8:00pm5:00pm1:00amMain card10:00am12:00pm10:00pm7:00pm3:00amMain event (approx.)12:15pm2:15pm12:15am9:15pm5:15amGoogle News UFC 305 fight cardMain CardDricus du Plessis (c) vs. Israel Adesanya for the UFC middleweight titleKai Kara-France vs. Steve Erceg; flyweightMateusz Gamrot vs. Dan Hooker; lightweightTai Tuivasa vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik; heavyweightLi Jingliang vs. Carlos Prates; welterweightPrelimsJunior Tafa vs. Valter Walker; heavyweightJosh Culibao vs. Ricardo Ramos; featherweightCasey O’Neill vs. Luana Santos; flyweightJack Jenkins vs. Herbert Burns; featherweightEarly PrelimsTom Nolan vs. Alex Reyes; lightweightSong Kenan vs. Ricky Glenn; welterweightStewart Nicoll vs. Jesus Aguilar; flyweight http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/23495245192_23e8ce01db_o.jpg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL The middleweight title goes on the line at UFC 305 in Perth, with Dricus du Plessis (21-2) looking to turn back the challenge of two-time former champion Israel Adesanya (24-3). After a spiteful build up in which both men have promised spectacular victories, this promises to be a main event with plenty of action. Can Adesanya climb … Read More

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Elise Reed {-185} DEFEATS Jessica Pene {+150} via 3 round DECISION on UFC Vegas 99. Will go 3 rounds {-240} & Reed wins by decision {+105} hits!

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Dricus du Plessis sends message to Khamzat Chimaev after watching him beat Robert Whittaker at UFC 308

UFC middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis kept a watchful eye over his division on Saturday when he witnessed Khamzat Chimaev potentially become the new No. 1 contender at 185 pounds. Chimaev’s ascension ran parallel to Robert Whittaker’s demise after he saw his championship window potentially close for good when his jaw and teeth were shattered following a nasty submission that ended his night…

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#fight #Watch #UFC Watch: Free Battle — Paulo Costa vs. Luke Rockhold https://news247planet.com/?p=845494

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Israel Adesanya and Jon Jones have had a history of talking trash to each other. Fans are anticipating both these fighters to eventually face each other. There are a lot of chances of their fight happening in the near future. Israel is the UFC middleweight champion, while Jon Jones is the UFC light heavy weight champion. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=israel+adesanya If he wants to fight me, come see me at 185 Israel Adesanya on Ariel Helwani's MMA show According to Adesanya, Jon Jones wants to fight him early, cause Jon is getting older and Israel is improving constantly. When asked about whether the fight will happen, Israel replied that it will happen in Raider's stadium in Las Vegas in 2021 even if it goes to heavyweight. *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

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Dana White Confirms if Conor McGregor's UFC comeback will be happening in June

Dana White has confirmed that Conor McGregor will not be included in UFC 302 which is set for June 29th, 2024 after the Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO's press conference after UFC 297 in Toronto.

Dana White confirms Conor McGregor will not fight on June 29th

Conor McGregor has been adamant that he'd be facing Michael Chandler in the middleweight division to make his return to the octagon after the terrible first-round TKO he suffered in July 2021 during the trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier where he disastrously fractured his left tibia and fibula.

"I'd like to announce the return date for myself", 'McGregor claimed via a video on X. "The greatest comeback of all time will take place in Las Vegas, International Fight Week of June 29. The opponent, Michael Chandler - and the weight, Mr. Chandler, 185 pounds."

The Notorious MMA has been talking about the fight against Chandler for a while and there were some 'insults' back-and-forth between the two fighters on X after the announcement to try and spark some kind of rivalry to hype up the fight, however, it seems it is not happening, at least not in June as they want.

Although the Irishman made his promiset to fight Chandler in June. Dana White stated back on New Year's Eve that McGregor would return in 2024 to the octagon, however, the date had not been set yet.

Now he came out and said it firmly in Toronto. "No" White answered at the press conference when asked if McGregor would be fighting in June and as expected he did not elaborate on the follow-up questions with anything other than "When Conor's (McGregor) ready to fight, you know we'll announce it. That's what we do."

The last time that McGregor had a significant win was against Donald Cerrone who was brutally stung with an Irish high-kick in the first 40 seconds of the fight provoking a tremendous TKO.

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UFC 297: Strickland vs. Du Plessis Live Fight Coverage - ESPN

UFC 297: Strickland vs. Du Plessis Live Fight Coverage - ESPN, UFC 297 : Full Card, TV Details, Streams & Tickets

WHEN IS UFC 297? UFC 297 will happen on Saturday 20th January 2024.

WHERE IS UFC 297 HAPPENING? UFC 297 will take place at Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

WHO'S THE MAIN EVENT AT UFC 297? Sean Strickland will fight Dricus Du Plessis in the main event of UFC 297.

The fight will take place over 5 rounds in the Middleweight division, which means the weight limit will be 185 pounds (13.2 stone or 83.9 KG).

This contest is for the UFC middleweight championship.

WHO'S FIGHTING ON THE CARD AT UFC 297? On the card for UFC 297 in the co-main event Raquel Pennington is set to face Mayra Bueno Silva in their Women’s Bantamweight contest, Arnold Allen will square off against Movsar Evloev in a Featherweight bout, and Neil Magny will fight Mike Malott at Welterweight.

Also, on the prelim card Brad Katona will square off against Garrett Armfield in a Bantamweight bout, Gillian Robertson will fight Polyana Viana at Women’s Strawweight, Serhiy Sidey is set to face Ramon Taveras in their Bantamweight contest, Chris Curtis will take on Marc Andr Barriault in their Middleweight fight, Malcolm Gordon set to face the challenge of Jimmy Flick in a Flyweight bout, Yohan Lainesse will square off against Sam Patterson at Welterweight, Charles Jourdain will fight Sean Woodson in their Featherweight contest, Jasmine Jasudavicius is set to face Priscila Cachoeira in their Women’s Flyweight fight, and Dominick Reyes will take on Carlos Ulberg in a Light Heavyweight bout.

FULL UFC 297 CARD. The following fights are set to feature on UFC 297:

MAIN EVENTS Sean Strickland vs Dricus Du Plessis (Middleweight) Raquel Pennington vs Mayra Bueno Silva (Women’s Bantamweight) MAIN CARD Arnold Allen vs Movsar Evloev (Featherweight) Neil Magny vs Mike Malott (Welterweight) PRELIMS Brad Katona vs Garrett Armfield (Bantamweight) Gillian Robertson vs Polyana Viana (Women’s Strawweight) Serhiy Sidey vs Ramon Taveras (Bantamweight) Chris Curtis vs Marc Andr Barriault (Middleweight) Malcolm Gordon vs Jimmy Flick (Flyweight) Yohan Lainesse vs Sam Patterson (Welterweight) Charles Jourdain vs Sean Woodson (Featherweight) Jasmine Jasudavicius vs Priscila Cachoeira (Women’s Flyweight) Dominick Reyes vs Carlos Ulberg (Light Heavyweight) WHO IS SHOWING UFC 297? UFC 297 will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1 in the UK, while the event will be broadcast in the United States by ESPN Pay Per View.

WHAT TIME DOES UFC 297 START? TNT Sports 1 will start broadcasting the main card in the UK at 4:00 AM on Sunday.

ESPN Pay Per View will start showing the main card in the US from 11:00 PM EST / 8:00 PM PST. ESPN will be broadcasting the prelims from 11:00 PM EST / 8:00 PM PST.

HOW DO YOU STREAM UFC 297? You can stream UFC 297 on TNT Sports, and all their MMA cards, via discovery+ Premium app and web player. You don’t need to be a BT broadband customer to enjoy discovery+ Premium, and you are only tied to a 1 month contract that you can canel at any time! You get all 4 TNT Sports channels + EuroSport 1 & 2.

1 month costs £29.99.

You can stream UFC 297 on TNT Sports, and all their MMA cards, via the TNT Sports app and online player. This is included for free if you order TNT Sports on Sky TV, TalkTalk TV or BT TV. If you don’t have a TV package, it’s only available as a standalone app to existing or new BT broadband customers. Note, it’s not currently available on Roku or NowTV sticks, or games consoles.

The stream is free for existing TNT Sports 1 customers, while 1 month (not including broadband) costs £18.

You can pay and stream UFC 297 on ESPN PPV via the ESPN+ app. This is a standalone service from regular ESPN, so you don’t need to be an existing TV or ESPN+ subscriber to buy a PPV card. You can download the app for PC, Apple, Android, Fire TV, Roku, your Smart TV and many others.

The whole event costs $49.99, while ppv & espn+ annual bundle costs $134.98.

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UFC - Fight Night, Dariush vs Tsarukyan

December 2nd's edition of UFC Fight Night took place in the Moody Center at Austin, Texas and proved to me that if you miss the prelims, you may end up missing out on some good moments. In this post, I will be reviewing the main card, but I will gloss over some of the prelim fights.

Prelims

Veronica Hardy def. Jamey-Lyn Horth

The card was kicked off by a Women's 125 matchup that resulted in a split decision victory for Veronica Hardy. I missed this fight.

Jared Gooden def. Wellington Turman

Jared Gooden ended up scoring a 2nd round submission. Amazing comeback. I missed this fight as well.

Rodolfo Bellato def. Ihor Potieria

Ihor Potieria was dangerously close to finishing before he gassed out and was finished by Rodolfo Bellato in the 2nd round. I once again missed this fight.

Drakkar Klose def. Joe Solecki

This is when I began to regret tuning out, because this ended in a slam knockout by Drakkar Klose. Fight ended 1 minute and 41 seconds in to the first round.

Cody Brundage def. Zachary Reese

I tuned in when this fight began, and I was a little disappointed I didn't get to see the slam knockout in the last fight, but I was quickly elated when this became the first UFC event to have two slam knockouts. Cody Brundage won the fight by slamming Zachary Reese on the side of his head as he held on to an arm-bar.

Nobody learned from Rose Namajunas that there is risk in holding on to an arm bar while your opponent is standing. It's also odd how both slam knockouts were within 8 seconds of each other, because this fight ended 1 minute and 49 seconds in to the first round.

Miesha Tate def. Julia Avila

Miesha Tate proved once again that she is still a good fight for anyone in the Women's Bantamweight division by achieving a submission victory in the third round.

Main Card

Dustin Stoltzfus def. Punahele Soriano

Dustin Stoltzfus is the weirdest fighter in my eyes, because I was almost certain that he retired after getting knocked out by Abus Magomedov, but he came from out of nowhere and submitted his opponent in the 2nd round.

I'm hoping for a good career resurgence from Stoltzfus, but I am not 100% certain he'll make it far in Middleweight.

Joaquim Silva def. Clay Guida

This was a back and forth fight, with Joaquim Silva edging out a unanimous decision in an action packed 3 round affair.

Clay Guida has cemented his legacy in my eyes, and while he can still keep fighting I think retirement will be weighing in on him soon enough.

Sean Brady def. Kelvin Gasteleum

Honestly, I think 170 is good for Kelvin Gasteleum. Sean Brady beat him by submission in the 3rd round, but I still think that Kelvin can have much better success at 170 than 185.

Deiveson Figureido def. Rob Font

This fight showcased Deiveson's amazing power and how he has only strengthened after he moved up in weight from 125.

Deiveson will soon be entering the Bantamweight rankings, as Rob Font was ranked #8.

Jalin Turner def. Bobby Green

This fight proved that even though I feel like the UFC has the best referees, there is still a lot of work to be done to make the sport safer. Jalin Turner knocked out Bobby Green 2 minutes and 37 seconds in to the first round, but the referee forced Jalin Turner to continue to ground and pound Bobby Green, and had finally stopped the fight at 2 minutes and 49 seconds.

Kerry Hatley should not be allowed to referee any more fights. This is extremely dangerous officiating that should be dealt with accordingly.

Arman Tsarukyan def. Beneil Dariush

I had high hopes from Beneil going in to this fight, and pre-fight shenanigans made me despise Arman on a massive level. The hotel altercation with Bobby Green was extremely disappointing to me when I looked at what Arman was doing during fight week.

Unfortunately for me, Arman ended up knocking out Beneil in the 1st round with a knee and punches. The fight just barely surpassed 1 minute.

Overall, the main event did not disappoint and Arman has proved that he should be one of the next people in line to fight Islam Makhachev for the Lightweight championship.

Overall Rating

8.5/10

I really enjoyed this week's UFC event. Some serious stakes in the main event for a potential title opportunity, the two men in the co-main are always down to fight. The undercard was super entertaining.

UFC fans always eat good.

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Israel Adesanya celebrates stunning victory over Alex Perei with an iconic celebration Israel Adesanya tasted victory once again in UFC after knocking out Alex Pereira to win back the middleweight belt in Miami on Saturday night. As the "Last Stylebender" has done many times in the past, he delivered an iconic celebration after delivering the final blows at UFC 287. Pereira, who defeated Adesanya in November to strip him of the 185-pound belt, used a right knee to the face that backed his opponent into the cage. But he wasn’t prepared for Adesanya’s two quick right hooks that had him stumble down to the canvas. A right hammer fist from Adesanya saw the referee quickly get in between the fighters, and that was it: Adesanya was champion once more. As the referee checked to make sure Pereira was OK, Adesanya stepped back and pulled invisible arrows from his back and "shot them" at Pereira before letting out a scream in celebration. "I hope every one of you behind the screen or in this arena can feel this level of happiness just one time in your life," Adesanya said in his post-fight interview. "But guess what, you’ll never feel this level of happiness if you don’t go for something." Adesanya moved to a career 24-2 in UFC, while Pereira is now 7-2. Adesanya has been in this position before, but never against Pereira, who beat him in kickboxing twice prior to the November win that earned him the title. With this victory, Adesanya’s happiness was on clear display. "They say revenge is sweet," he added. "And if you know me, I’ve got a sweet tooth." Adesanya quickly became a main ticket-worthy fighter after breaking into UFC in 2018. He showed confidence and had the record to back it up, while his infectious personality made him a favorite among fans. Now he’s back on top of his weight division. But could there be a third round of this budding rivalry between Adesanya and Pereira down the road?