Boxing purists never thought they’d see this matchup. YouTube sensation turned boxer Jake Paul stepping into the ring against two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua? Here we are and make no mistake, this fight is far more complex than “boxer vs. influencer.” Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul is going to be a phenomenal fight and the stakes couldn't be higher.

When the WBC announced they were stripping Terence “Bud” Crawford of his Super Middleweight world title for non payment of sanctioning fees, the combat sports world erupted. One of the greatest fighters of this era is a man who conquered multiple divisions, dethroned Canelo Álvarez, and remains undefeated at 168 yet suddenly found himself without one of his belts. FIGHT.TV explains why Terence Crawford was stripped of his WBC Title.

At UFC 323 the world watches to see if Dvalishvili can do something history has never seen, defend a UFC title four times in one calendar year. Yan returns looking to avenge his loss, reestablish himself as a force in the UFC bantamweight division, and claim his throne. Their first fight ended in a decisive win for The Machine with a commanding display of wrestling, pressure, and control. This rematch will test whether Yan has learned from that defeat and whether Dvalishvi

In the fight game, nobody is coming to save you. The promoters will not protect your wallet. The matchmakers will not build your retirement plan. Just like in the ring, you either take control of your career or get controlled by the system. No one understood this better than Floyd Mayweather. That understanding is what allowed him to transform from a talented but underpaid champion into the highest earning fighter in the history of combat sports.

Whether you love the UFC or criticize it, one thing is undeniable: Dana White’s philosophy of thinking massively bigger than everyone else shaped MMA into a global phenomenon. Business leaders take note, If you aim for the stars and only hit the moon. You still end up higher than everyone who never left the ground.

Fight fixing isn’t a new concept. It isn’t shocking. It isn’t something unique to modern MMA. It’s an uncomfortable truth that has existed in combat sports for over a century, from smoky backroom boxing matches to today’s massive global promotions. What is new however, is the way modern technology especially sports betting has amplified the risks. The money and the scrutiny around it all. The UFC betting scandals sounds like a new problem, it's not.

UFC 322 delivers one of the most intriguing stylistic clashes in recent memory: Islam Makhachev, the pound-for-pound king and lightweight champion moving up to welterweight, versus Jack Della Maddalena, the Australian sharpshooter with elite boxing, patience, and lethal finishing instincts.

When you talk about the most dangerous fighters to ever step into a ring, one name always ignites the debate - “Iron” Mike Tyson. Strip away the tabloid chaos, the post prison comeback, and the later life redemption arc. Focus on 1986 to 1989 in Tyson’s prime. That three year stretch wasn’t just dominance. It was a nightmare for the heavyweight division. Sports betting for Heavyweight title fights died because nobody dared to bet against a round 1 knockout from Tyson. It was

In Abu Dhabi for UFC 321, the long-anticipated heavyweight title fight between Tom Aspinall (15-3) and Ciryl Gane (13-2) ended in farce rather than finish. At 4:35 of the opening round, Gane delivered an accidental eye pokes that left Aspinall unable to continue and the bout ruled a No Contest.

In an era where branding often overshadows authenticity, Derek “Moneyberg” Buczkowski has mastered one thing above all: self-promotion. From his early days in the controversial Real Social Dynamics dating coach scene to his modern reinvention as a BJJ black belt entrepreneur and financial guru, Buczkowski has built a reputation on transformation. Even when that transformation looks suspiciously manufactured.

For many fight fans, PRIDE Fighting Championships isn’t just remembered it’s revered. Operating out of Japan from 1997 to 2007, PRIDE offered a level of spectacle, talent, and innovation in mixed martial arts that few promotions have matched since.

Conor McGregor has never been one to hold back, whether it’s inside the octagon or on social media. Recently, McGregor took to Instagram to vent his frustration over the treatment of fighters during Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) events, particularly the decision not to interview Conor Tierney after his title defense at BKFC 77. While McGregor’s recent controversies may cast doubt on his approach at times, when it comes to promoting in the combat sports world, he’s

If Dvalishvili and Welch squared off in the cage, it would become quickly apparent that Dvalishvili holds significant advantages. Welch, while adept at imparting strategies, would struggle to apply his coaching insights when faced with a competitor of Dvalishvili's caliber.

In the world of combat sports, the length of a fighter's career can vary drastically. Some fighters opt for long careers that span decades, while others choose to walk away while still at the peak of their abilities. The question of how long a professional fighter’s career should be is a complex one, influenced by a variety of factors, including health, performance, and personal goals. The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all

In a street fight, survival often trumps style. The goal is not to win by points or show off your technical prowess, but to incapacitate your opponent quickly and create an opportunity to escape. Street fighting is chaotic, and anything goes. Knowing how to use "dirty" tactics can make a huge difference when you're faced with an untrained or unpredictable attacker.

In the world of combat sports, it’s crucial to find a legitimate gym that fosters genuine skill development, respect, and hard work. Unfortunately, not every facility lives up to these standards. Enter the world of “McDojos,” a term that refers to martial arts schools and gyms that are more focused on profits and flashy promises than actually training fighters.

Nick Diaz, a UFC legend and one of the most notorious figures in mixed martial arts, has recently been at the center of a web of conspiracy theories and rumors. From health scares to alleged kidnappings, these claims have raised eyebrows among fans and the MMA community alike. But what’s the real story behind these conspiracy theories? Let's take a closer look at what’s been going on in Nick Diaz’s life and why these rumors have sparked so much speculation

Benavidez's boxing intelligence is a critical aspect of his game; he knows how to outmaneuver opponents, creating openings for his devastating combinations. As he prepares for this fight, his strategy will likely focus on utilizing his strengths while being mindful of a 34-year-old opponent who has everything to gain. This contrast in stakes adds an intriguing layer to their battle.

Chavez Jr. faces serious allegations of involvement with organized crime in Mexico. While exact details remain unclear, the implications are severe. Organized crime continues to plague Mexico, involving heinous activities such as drug trafficking and extortion. According to a 2022 report, drug-related violence accounted for nearly 30,000 deaths in the country, illustrating the dire nature of these charges.

The upcoming fight between Mario Barrios and Manny Pacquiao promises to be a highlight in boxing history. If Barrios manages to defeat Pacquiao, he could reshape the landscape of the sport and demonstrate that the new generation is ready to make its mark.