Mike Perry, the UFC veteran and BKFC star, is venturing into the promotional arena with the announcement of his new combat sports organization, Dirty Boxing Championship. On the eve of his highly anticipated boxing match against Jake Paul, Perry held a press conference in Tampa to unveil this exciting new venture. Joined by his team at First Round Management, former Karate Combat executive Adam Kovacs, and Josh McLean of Kanpai Media, Perry introduced the Dirty Boxing Championship. This innovative promotion will feature hybrid rules bouts that combine the striking elements of boxing with five-ounce gloves and limited ground-and-pound. Perry shared his enthusiasm for the new promotion, saying, "This promotion has been in the works for over a year, and we started this because of my success in bare-knuckle. I feel there are many great fighters and athletes out there who would like to compete in something like this but don’t exactly want to compete in bare-knuckle and take the gloves off. There are a couple names that come to mind." The Dirty Boxing Championship bouts will be held in a compact 18-foot ring and will feature three three-minute rounds, with five rounds for championship fights. All hand strikes, including elbows, will be permitted. Fighters who score a knockdown can use follow-up ground-and-pound punches, but they must remain on both feet while doing so. The weight classes are expected to mirror those of traditional MMA divisions. Josh McLean of Kanpai Media emphasized the appeal of the new rule set, stating, "I think this rule set is going to be the most exciting thing for the casual fan base that’s been put together." The launch event for the Dirty Boxing Championship is expected to take place around September or October, although a broadcast deal has not yet been secured. This new promotion promises to offer a thrilling alternative for fighters and fans alike, blending the intensity of boxing with the dynamic action of MMA. Perry, already a prominent figure in bare-knuckle boxing, has expressed his willingness to compete in his organization as long as the matchups make sense from a promotional standpoint. His involvement adds a significant level of credibility and excitement to the fledgling promotion. As the combat sports community eagerly awaits the debut of the Dirty Boxing Championship, Perry's initiative marks a significant step forward in the evolution of hybrid rules fighting. This new promotion is set to attract a diverse range of fighters and fans, offering a fresh and exhilarating experience in the world of combat sports.

The Last Man to Beat Alex Pereira Outside the UFC Is Competing In Dana White's Contender Series - Artem Vakhitov In the world of combat sports, rivalries often transcend the boundaries of different fighting organizations. Creating narratives that captivate fans and fighters alike. One such rivalry is that between Alex Pereira and Artem Vakhitov. Vakhitov is the last man to defeat Pereira outside of the UFC and is now making waves with his upcoming appearance on Dana White's Contender Series. With a burning desire for a trilogy fight against Pereira, Vakhitov's journey into the UFC promises to be one of the most anticipated storylines in recent MMA history. A Brief History of the Rivalry Artem Vakhitov and Alex Pereira's rivalry is deeply rooted in their kickboxing careers. Both fighters have held the prestigious GLORY Kickboxing Championship, with their paths crossing in the ring on multiple occasions. Their encounters have been nothing short of electrifying, with each bout showcasing their exceptional striking skills, resilience, and fighting spirit. Their first encounter saw Pereira emerge victorious, a testament to his tactical prowess and ability to withstand Vakhitov's powerful striking. Pereira, known for his devastating knockout power, found a worthy adversary in Vakhitov, who matched him blow for blow. The second fight, however, went in favor of Vakhitov, setting the stage for a much anticipated trilogy bout that fans have been clamoring for. Artem Vakhitov & Path to the UFC Artem Vakhitov's decision to transition from kickboxing to MMA is driven by his desire to settle the score with Pereira. His upcoming appearance on Dana White's Contender Series is not just about earning a UFC contract; it's about making a statement. Vakhitov has made it clear that his ultimate goal is to secure a trilogy fight with Pereira, this time inside the UFC Octagon. The Road Ahead Vakhitov's journey into the UFC will undoubtedly be challenging. Transitioning from kickboxing to MMA requires adapting to new fighting styles, grappling techniques, and the unique demands of the sport. However, Vakhitov's background as a world class kickboxer gives him a solid foundation, and his dedication to training in all aspects of MMA will be crucial to his success. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how Vakhitov performs on Dana White's Contender Series. A strong showing could fast track his entry into the UFC and bring him one step closer to the trilogy fight with Pereira that both fighters and fans are eagerly anticipating. A Potential Blockbuster A trilogy fight between Alex Pereira and Artem Vakhitov in the UFC would be a blockbuster event, drawing attention from both MMA and kickboxing fans. Pereira, who has already made a name for himself in the UFC with his striking prowess, would face a familiar and formidable opponent in Vakhitov. The narrative of their rivalry, coupled with their striking skills, promises an explosive showdown that could be one of the most memorable fights in UFC history. As Vakhitov prepares for his debut on Dana White's Contender Series, the MMA world watches with bated breath. The stakes are high, and the potential rewards are even higher. Should Vakhitov secure a UFC contract and eventually a fight with Pereira, it would not only be a personal triumph but also a thrilling chapter in the annals of combat sports. In the end, Vakhitov's quest is about more than just a fight; it's about legacy, redemption, and the unyielding spirit of a warrior determined to prove himself on the grandest stage of them all. Fight.TV is here for it!

Michael Bisping Eyes Comeback to Silence Jake Paul In a dramatic turn of events, former UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping is considering a comeback from retirement to take on the polarizing YouTube star turned boxer, Jake Paul. This potential clash has ignited excitement and controversy within the combat sports community. Jake Paul, known for his brash personality and controversial statements, has been making waves in the boxing world with his impressive victories over former MMA fighters. His knockout of Ben Askren in under two minutes in his third professional boxing match set the tone for his career. Paul then secured two wins over former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley, including a knockout in their rematch. He went on to defeat former UFC legend Anderson Silva via unanimous decision and recently bested The Ultimate Fighter 5 winner Nate Diaz in a one-sided bout. Paul's only professional loss came against Tommy Fury, a seasoned boxer, and even that was by a narrow split decision. Despite his accomplishments, Paul's latest comments have sparked significant backlash. “MMA fighters are all p*****s,” Paul recently declared. “Every single MMA fighter is a f***ing p***y and they can’t box for s**t." Among the many who took offense to Paul's words was Michael Bisping. The British fighter, known for his no-nonsense attitude and relentless fighting style, didn’t hold back in his response. “Jesus Christ, you know what I mean, ‘All MMA fighters are p*****s and we can’t box for s**t’, I mean that’s really annoyed me,” Bisping fired back on his YouTube channel. “That almost makes me want to come out of retirement and smash this guy’s f***ing face in." Bisping's fury didn't end there. With Paul set to fight Mike Perry, Bisping voiced his hopes for Perry to triumph. "I hope Mike Perry does it. There are so many great boxers from the world of Mixed Martial Arts that would whoop this guy’s ass,” Bisping stated. "I’ve never wanted someone to win a fight as much in my life, for the love of God, Jake Paul, please, I hope you get knocked out on Saturday night. Mike Perry is the smaller guy, but he’s more ferocious, he’s more aggressive and he’s got a good chance of winning this… Jake Paul is fake, Jake Paul’s an imposter, Jake Paul is a pretty boy who wants to seem like a badass." The possibility of Bisping coming out of retirement to face Jake Paul is tantalizing. Bisping is a UFC Hall of Famer and has a storied career marked by gritty performances, a relentless work ethic, and an iron will. His potential return would not only bring immense attention but also add credibility to the notion that MMA fighters can indeed hold their own in the boxing ring. Paul, ever the showman, would likely relish the opportunity to add another former MMA champion to his list of vanquished foes. The lead-up to such a fight would undoubtedly be filled with trash talk, media frenzy, and high drama. As the combat sports world watches with bated breath, one thing is clear: if Bisping does decide to come out of retirement, Jake Paul will be in for the fight of his life. This showdown has all the makings of a classic, bridging the worlds of MMA and boxing in a battle for respect, pride, and supremacy. Fight.TV is here for it!

Amanda Serrano needed less than two rounds to dismantle Stevie Morgan, earning her first knockout victory in three years in a one-sided mismatch. In the co-main event of the Jake Paul vs. Mike Perry card, Serrano faced an overmatched Morgan, who appeared overwhelmed from the start. Morgan, visibly intimidated throughout fight week, was set to face the toughest opponent of her career, and Serrano capitalized on her opponent's apparent lack of confidence. From the opening bell, Serrano unleashed a relentless assault of heavy combinations, showing no fear of retaliation. Morgan was immediately on the defensive, and it was evident that she was struggling to keep up. As soon as the second round commenced, Serrano continued her onslaught, driving Morgan against the ropes with a barrage of punches. The referee quickly stepped in to stop the fight, awarding Serrano the TKO victory just 38 seconds into the second round. “It feels great. It feels amazing,” Serrano said after her dominant performance. “I am super blessed to be here. It feels pretty amazing. I think these girls are mistaking my kindness for weakness. I respect the women I go up against. But if you’re not on my level, that’s what happens. I knew this may have been a little bit too much for her. She’s strong, she’s a great fighter. Thank you for taking the fight.” The bout came about because Serrano didn't want to wait until November for her scheduled rematch with Katie Taylor, set to feature on the same card as Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Seeking to stay active, Serrano found an opponent in Morgan, who unfortunately proved to be more of a sparring partner once the fight began. Serrano's relentless pressure and powerful combinations quickly overwhelmed Morgan. Recognizing the one-sided nature of the bout, the referee wisely stopped the fight to prevent further damage to Morgan. Despite the mismatch, Serrano relished the win as she now turns her attention to the highly anticipated rematch against Taylor later this year. “Hi, Katie,” Serrano said, addressing her future opponent. “I’m ready Nov. 15. I can’t wait to go in there with you once again. This time it’s going to be a lot different.” Amanda Serrano's dominant performance sets the stage for an exciting showdown against Katie Taylor. Fans eagerly await to see if Serrano can replicate her aggressive strategy against a more formidable opponent in November.

Conor McGregor's Fiery Response to Jake Paul's Win Over Mike Perry Last night's highly anticipated boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Perry ended with Paul securing a win via a 6th round stoppage from a knockdown. However, the victory did not come without controversy and criticism, especially from UFC superstar Conor McGregor. McGregor did not hold back his thoughts, taking to Twitter to deliver a scathing critique of Paul and his performance. McGregor's tweet read: "Jake Paul is the biggest pissbag I have ever seen in my life. 40 pound weight difference, juiced out of his head, and still shitting himself in there. Nakisa you should take him to Vegas oh that’s right you could never, the athletic commission testing, real testing, real fighting. Bitch asses. You could never. And then calling out 60 year old Mike Tyson fresh off an in flight medical emergency? I swear to god, a fat can of bitch piss. Most valuable pissbag." While Jake Paul managed to come out on top against Perry, McGregor's comments have ignited a fierce debate among fight fans. The accusations of an unfair weight difference, potential juicing, and questionable call-outs have many questioning the legitimacy of Paul's boxing career. Should Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Happen? McGregor's tweet also mentioned Paul's desire to fight boxing legend Mike Tyson, a 58-year-old who recently faced a medical emergency. The idea of this matchup has been polarizing, with some fans excited about the spectacle, while others, including McGregor, see it as another desperate attempt for Paul to gain credibility by targeting a significantly older and potentially compromised opponent. Fight Fans, what do you think? Is Jake Paul’s call-out of Mike Tyson fair or a blatant attempt to capitalize on Tyson's age and recent health issues? Does Jake Paul deserve more respect for his win over Mike Perry, or is McGregor right to criticize the circumstances of the fight? Jake Paul's Boxing Skills: What Did We Learn? Despite the criticism, Jake Paul's win over Mike Perry does offer some insights into his boxing abilities. Here are a few takeaways: Power and Precision: Paul's 6th round stoppage showcased his ability to deliver powerful, well-timed punches that can end a fight decisively. Stamina and Endurance: Going into the 6th round, Paul demonstrated that he can maintain his performance beyond the early rounds, which is crucial in boxing. Ring IQ: While some may argue about the quality of his opponents, Paul has shown a growing understanding of the sport, making strategic decisions that lead to victory. However, these positives are overshadowed by the controversies surrounding his matches, including the weight differences and the selection of opponents. Conclusion Jake Paul's boxing journey continues to be a mix of spectacle and skill, with strong opinions on both sides. Conor McGregor’s recent comments have only fueled the debate, leaving fight fans to ponder the true legitimacy of Paul's career and the potential match-up with Mike Tyson. What do you think, Fight.TV readers? Is Jake Paul a genuine boxing talent, or do McGregor's criticisms hold weight? Should the Paul vs. Tyson fight go down, or is it just another circus act? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Jake Paul has long claimed that he’ll fight under MMA rules someday, and the latest buzz suggests it could be against Mike Perry. The two fighters squared off under boxing rules this past Saturday, with Paul securing an emphatic victory by knocking out Perry in the sixth round. The pre- and post-fight banter between them fluctuated between friendly and antagonistic, but they appear to be at peace for now. On Thursday, Paul tweeted about having a productive conversation with Perry, hinting at a possible future fight under MMA rules in the PFL. “Chopped it up with Mike Perry last night,” Paul wrote. “What a stand-up dude. More confidence than most of these fighters. We agreed to run it in PFL when the time is right.” Perry responded, “Appreciate ya dude, respect.” Paul announced his signing with the PFL in January 2023 but has yet to compete for the promotion as he continues to focus on his boxing career. At 27, Paul has rattled off four straight wins after a disappointing split decision loss to rival Tommy Fury. While a rematch with Perry under any rule set seems unlikely anytime soon, Paul’s ambitions are clearly aimed higher. He has his sights set on bigger opponents, including UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira. Although a fight with Pereira seems improbable, Paul’s openness to future competition is evident. In a subsequent tweet, Paul expressed his willingness to compete in Perry’s recently founded Dirty Boxing Championship organization. This openness highlights Paul's strategic approach to his fighting career, balancing his aspirations in both boxing and MMA while keeping fans eagerly anticipating his next move.

Breaking Down the Rules: Craig Jones Invitational Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Mark your calendars for August 16th and 17th, as the Craig Jones Invitational is set to make waves in the world of jiu-jitsu. Known for his dynamic grappling style and innovative approach to the sport, Craig Jones has curated an event that promises to challenge competitors and entertain fans. With a unique rule set and scoring system, this tournament is unlike anything we’ve seen before. Brandon McCaghren, a prominent figure in the jiu-jitsu community, recently broke down the tournament's rules and scoring system. Here’s what you need to know: Rule Set and Rounds for Craig Jones Invitational The tournament will feature a distinct format: three five-minute rounds with one minute of rest between each round. This structure sets it apart from traditional jiu-jitsu competitions, offering a more intense and strategic experience for both athletes and spectators. "AIGA had some similarities. I loved AIGA but their scoring inside of it was vastly different than this one here," McCaghren explained. Unlike AIGA, where points were scored inside the rounds, the Craig Jones Invitational adopts a 10-point must system, akin to MMA. Scoring System 10-Point Must System: Each round is judged individually. The winner of a round is awarded 10 points. The loser receives 9 points or less. A submission results in an immediate victory for the entire match. In non-final matches, if both athletes have the same score (e.g., 28-28), the winner of the third round is declared the victor. Final Matches For the finals of each bracket, the format changes slightly: Five five-minute rounds. If scores are tied after five rounds, an additional five-minute overtime will determine the winner. Judging Criteria The judging criteria emphasize aggression, control, and submission attempts, focusing on the following key aspects: Initiating Action: Highest reward for competitors who push the action and initiate attacks such as takedowns, guard passes, sweeps, and submission attempts. Close Submissions and Dynamic Action: Judges prioritize progression through control and position to submission attempts, rewarding dynamic movements and aggressive tactics. Positional Control and Dominant Control: Positional dominance and control of the match's pace are critical, especially if other factors are equal. Legal Techniques and Submissions The Craig Jones Invitational allows a wide range of techniques and submissions: All chokes are legal except for using the hand to close the windpipe. Techniques such as armbars, shoulder-locks, wristlocks, leglocks, and ankle-locks are permitted. Can openers, Twisters, and even the full nelson (not allowed in ADCC) are legal. Slamming is permitted if locked in a submission, but opponents must release the submission before the slam to abort the action. Spiking and other dangerous maneuvers are prohibited, adhering to standard safety protocols. Anticipation Builds As the jiu-jitsu community eagerly awaits the Craig Jones Invitational, the unique rules and scoring system promise to deliver an exciting and unpredictable tournament. Whether you’re a competitor or a fan, this event is set to redefine competitive jiu-jitsu. Stay tuned to Fight.TV for more updates and coverage of the Craig Jones Invitational.

Animosity Hits a Boiling Point The bad blood between Manel Kape and Muhammad Mokaev is undeniable. This heated rivalry reached new heights on Wednesday when a brawl erupted at the UFC 304 host hotel in Manchester. As confirmed by sources through Mike Heck, the footage of the altercation rapidly spread on social media, showing an intense confrontation between the two flyweights. Both fighters took to their Instagram Stories to address the incident, fueling the already blazing fire. Kape posted a photo of Mokaev sporting a cut above his left eyebrow, with the caption, "my bitch forever." In response, Mokaev shared a screenshot from the brawl, highlighting Kape's face with the word "Help." Kape didn't stop there, expressing his disdain for X: "What kind of Muslim are you? You gave me Salam, asked to take a picture, and then tried to punch me in betrayal. I can see now you are not a child of Dagestan because they create men there. You are just a poor bastard raised on a low income in Manchester without honor." The tension is set to culminate in the octagon this Saturday, as Kape and Mokaev clash in a three-round flyweight bout on the preliminary card of UFC 304. With significant stakes, the winner could find themselves in title contention for Alexandre Pantoja’s UFC flyweight belt. This isn't the first time these fighters have clashed outside the ring. In early July, fellow UFC fighter Jean Silva claimed to have witnessed Kape attacking Mokaev outside the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas. Kape, however, dismissed the story as a fabrication meant to "spice up the fight." UFC 304 will unfold on July 27 at the Co-op Live in Manchester, England, promising a night filled with explosive matchups and high-stakes drama. As Kape and Mokaev prepare to settle their differences, fans eagerly anticipate one of the most intense flyweight showdowns in recent memory.

Paddy Pimblett Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles, Almost Pulled Out of UFC 304 In a candid interview with Sky Sports, UFC fighter Paddy Pimblett has opened up about the severe mental health issues and anxiety he faced in the lead-up to his upcoming fight at UFC 304. The revelation has shed light on the often unseen battles athletes endure outside the octagon. Pimblett, known for his charismatic personality and confident demeanor, revealed the depth of his struggles, saying, “It’s mad because five weeks ago, I was thinking ‘Oh my god, this is the worst camp of my life, what’s going on here?’” He elaborated that a series of setbacks and personal issues took a significant toll on his mental state. “Just a few things went wrong…a couple of weeks ago, a few things personally were getting me down. Kicked into gear at the right time, everything fell into place and no one could beat me on Saturday,” Pimblett shared. His determination to overcome these challenges underscores his resilience and positive mindset, traits that have endeared him to fans worldwide. The severity of his mental health struggles became so intense that his coach considered pulling him out of the fight. “About five or six weeks ago, my coach was thinking about pulling me out. Mentally, I just wasn’t there. up until like two or three weeks ago,” Pimblett admitted. Despite the doubts and concerns from his team, Paddy’s unwavering self-belief and determination drove him to push through. “I don’t know, I have that attitude and that positivity where I can turn it around. You know how confident I am, so when my coach was thinking about pulling me out I went ‘No, no chance’,” Pimblett's openness about his mental health struggles highlights the importance of addressing mental well-being in sports. His story is a reminder that even the most seemingly confident athletes can face significant internal battles. By sharing his experience, Pimblett is not only humanizing the often idealized image of fighters but also encouraging others to speak up about their own struggles. As fans, we often see the physical prowess and competitive spirit of athletes, but Pimblett's story is a powerful reminder that mental health is just as crucial. His courage in speaking out sets a positive example and could potentially inspire other athletes to prioritize their mental well-being. Paddy Pimblett's journey through these recent challenges and his ability to emerge victorious in UFC 304 is a testament to his strength and resilience. His story serves as a beacon of hope for those facing similar struggles, showing that it is possible to overcome even the darkest moments with the right mindset and support. As the conversation around mental health continues to grow, Pimblett's transparency and vulnerability are invaluable. His experience adds to the ongoing narrative that mental health is a vital aspect of overall well-being, both inside and outside the octagon. Fight.TV is here for it!

Doo Ho Choi, famously known as "The Korean Superboy," captured the hearts of fans once again with his emotional comeback victory at UFC Vegas 94. After years of setbacks and doubts, Choi's perseverance paid off stunningly. The last time Choi experienced the thrill of victory inside the octagon was back in 2016 when he delivered a swift knockout to Thiago Tavares. That win set the stage for his unforgettable battle with Cub Swanson at UFC 206, a fight that would go down in history. However, the road since then has been anything but smooth. A string of losses, mandatory military service in South Korea, and an extended period of inactivity kept him away from the winner's circle for far too long. But on this fateful Saturday, Choi silenced the doubters. He faced Bill Algeo in a grueling match that culminated in a dramatic second-round knockout. As the referee raised his hand in victory, Choi's emotions overflowed. Speaking to the media backstage at UFC APEX in Las Vegas, he shared the depth of his feelings. "I got emotional because this win was a long time coming," Choi confessed through a Korean translator. "It’s been a while since I won, and the last time it didn’t go very well. I heard all the haters, all the people saying I’m done and can’t do it anymore. It started to affect me. I began to doubt myself." Choi's journey is one of resilience and unwavering self-belief. Despite the setbacks, he never lost faith in his abilities. "I kept faith in myself and I had to prove it to myself, and I proved it to myself tonight," he said, his voice filled with both relief and pride. Choi's UFC debut in 2014 was spectacular, with an 18-second knockout of Juan Manuel Puig. This win, along with his subsequent victories, cemented his status as a rising star. However, after his epic clash with Swanson, Choi faced two more losses and then had to fulfill his two-year mandatory military service. Returning to the octagon in February 2023, Choi fought Kyle Nelson to a majority draw, hindered by a point deduction for a head butt. Despite this, Choi remained optimistic and focused on his goal. "I know this is the one thing that I’m good at," Choi reflected. "If I try my best and leave it all out there and if it doesn’t go my way, then I can accept that maybe I don’t have it. But I kept believing in myself and trying, and I got it done." Adding to the significance of his victory was the presence of the legendary "Korean Zombie" Chan Sung Jung in his corner. Although not officially part of Jung's team, Choi considers him a mentor and greatly values his support. “I’m very thankful for ‘Zombie’ because he puts into my fights the amount of effort that he put into his past title fights,” Choi said, expressing his gratitude. “That’s the amount of care that he puts into my camps.” Choi's triumphant return at UFC Vegas 94 is not just a win on the record books; it's a testament to his resilience and determination. As fans celebrate his victory, they are reminded of the relentless spirit that defines "The Korean Superboy."

Get ready, Atlanta! The biggest name in Muay Thai, Rodtang Jitmuangnon, is returning to the US on November 8th at the State Farm Arena. The ONE flyweight Muay Thai world champion is set to put his belt on the line in a highly anticipated rematch against England's Jacob Smith. Rodtang, known as "The Iron Man," has taken the world of Muay Thai by storm with his electrifying fighting style, which has earned him a massive social media following. As he prepares to face Jacob Smith for the second time, he's confident in his abilities. Their last encounter in May 2022 was a unanimous decision win for Rodtang, advancing him in the flyweight Muay Thai Grand Prix. Since then, he's been on a roll, delivering one of the best fights of the year in June against Denis Puric in a kickboxing bout. His last title defense in November 2022 was a convincing win over strawweight champion Joseph Lasiri. Rodtang's return to the US is part of ONE Championship's stacked card, which features four world championship fights, including three-division champion Anatoly Malykhin defending his heavyweight title against Oumar "Reug Reug" Kane in the main event. Christian Lee will also be defending his lightweight crown against Alibeg Rasulov, while Tawanchai puts his ONE featherweight Muay Thai world championship on the line against Jo Nattawut in a trilogy fight. Don't miss out on the action as Rodtang Jitmuangnon brings his unique brand of Muay Thai magic to Atlanta. It's going to be a night to remember!

Ronda Rousey on Returning to MMA: "I Can’t Take Any More Detours" In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, Ronda Rousey, the trailblazing former UFC bantamweight champion, addressed the perennial question: Will she ever return to MMA? The answer, it seems, is a heartfelt and definitive no. "I appreciate when people ask. Maybe it means they still miss me," Rousey shared. "If I could, I definitely would. If I want to have a whole basketball team full of kids, I can’t take any more detours. I’ve always wanted to be a mom with a lot of kids." Rousey's words resonate with the legions of fans who still remember her electrifying performances in the Octagon. Her swift rise to stardom, characterized by her armbar finishes and unrelenting dominance, left an indelible mark on the sport. Yet, Rousey has made it clear that her priorities have shifted to family and motherhood. Beyond her aspirations of a bustling household, Rousey is channeling her creativity into a new venture: writing a graphic novel titled "Expecting the Unexpected." This project, currently seeking support on Kickstarter, is a testament to her enduring drive and passion for storytelling. Rousey hopes to see her graphic novel evolve into a screenplay or perhaps even a Netflix series, showcasing yet another facet of her multifaceted talent. As she navigates this new chapter, Rousey’s influence remains undiminished. From her pioneering days in women’s MMA to her foray into WWE and now into the literary world, she continues to inspire with her resilience and versatility. Whatever Rousey has planned next, Fight.TV is here for it. Her journey from the cage to the page is one that promises to be as compelling as her storied fighting career. We eagerly await what’s next for this extraordinary woman who has always defied expectations and continues to forge her unique path.