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Rafael Fiziev steps in to replace the injured Dan Hooker and faces Justin Gaethje at UFC 313. The lightweight bout will be a highly anticipated 3-round clash, adding more excitement to the UFC 313 card in Las Vegas.

Stuart Austin, the first man to defeat Tom Aspinall, shares his thoughts on how Jon Jones could secure a victory against the UFC heavyweight contender. Austin believes wrestling and clinch work could be key strategies for Jones to neutralize Aspinall's devastating striking.

The PFL has announced the lineup for its 2025 middleweight tournament, featuring contenders like Fabian Edwards and Impa Kasanganay. The first round kicks off on April 18 in Orlando, airing on ESPN.

Aaron Pico has made it clear—he’s done with PFL. The elite featherweight, frustrated by inactivity, vows to sit out a year rather than re-sign. With ex-champions like Patricio Pitbull already gone, Pico is hoping for a move to UFC.

Joshua Pacio’s intense training with larger fighters helped him survive tough moments against Jarred Brooks at ONE 171. Pacio's preparation paid off as he unified the ONE Strawweight MMA World Title with a dominant second-round TKO victory.

Ilia Topuria vacated his featherweight title, prompting UFC CEO Dana White to explain the promotion’s stance on double champs. White says he supports the move—if fighters stay active, citing examples like Conor McGregor and Jon Jones.

Get ready for an explosive night of MMA at KSW 103 in Liberec. Headlined by Leo Brichta the event features high-stakes matchups, including rising stars like Steven Krt and Damian Piwowarczyk.

Beno Adamia is set to face Sam Creasey for the Oktagon flyweight title this Saturday. After staying unbeaten since 2019, Adamia's new "win or die" mentality could lead him to victory.

After an illustrious career, former Bibiano Fernandes has announced his retirement from MMA. However, the ONE Championship legend isn’t done competing just yet—he plans to focus solely on Jiu-Jitsu, a sport he says will always be part of his life.

After a solid career in the UFC, Joe Solecki announces his retirement at the age of 31 following three consecutive losses. He plans to stay involved in the sport through coaching and grappling. Solecki’s journey in the UFC and his future goals are detailed in his retirement message.