Conor McGregor sure sounds like a man that’s done with fighting. At a BKFC press conference in Florida this past Thursday, McGregor all but admitted that he’s prioritizing his political career over a return to combat sports competition, claiming he passed on an offer to fight on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco. Specifically, the former
Bryce Mitchell continues to spiral. In the UFC fighter’s latest troubling episode, Mitchell claimed in a social media video that he is being haunted by “demons” and “beautiful women” in his dreams. Furthermore, he believes it’s upcoming UFC 314 opponent Jean Silva that has sent these entities to attack him. Mitchell’s rant comes in the
Alex Pereira’s fall could be as fast as his unlikely rise in MMA. Whether you felt “Poatan” did enough to beat Magomed Ankalaev or not, officially he took a loss at UFC 313 and it’s fair to say this was his most lackluster performance in some time. The now-former light heavyweight champion was No. 2
Roman Dolidze doesn’t mind shooting his shot, but he’s also smart enough to know what kind of opponent he’s more likely to get after his win over Marvin Vettori in the UFC Vegas 104 main event. That’s why the Georgian middleweight named former champions Israel Adesanya and Robert Whittaker as two ideal opponents for his
