Eddie Hearn has cast doubt on the prospects of a competitive fight between Joshua and Deontay Wilder. Both fighters recently participated in the 'Day of Reckoning' event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, last month. The event was intended to set the stage for a highly anticipated showdown between Joshua and Wilder in March. However, those plans were derailed when Wilder suffered a defeat at the hands of Joseph Parker in the co-feature, while Joshua emerged victorious against Otto Wallin in the main event. Wilder, aged 38, faced a 14-month layoff before the fight and had only seen one round of action since 2021. Despite his reputation as a dangerous puncher, Wilder appeared hesitant in the ring and struggled with his timing when attempting to land his trademark punches. Following the unexpected turn of events, Hearn expressed skepticism about the viability of the Joshua-Wilder matchup. "The fight’s dead for now. The people who wanted to put the fight on no longer see that as the fight that it was. The numbers don’t work now because Wilder’s a busted flush at the moment. It’s a mismatch in my opinion," Hearn said. Despite the setback, Joshua is still slated to return to the ring in March in Saudi Arabia. The leading contender to face him is undefeated boxer Filip Hgrovic, with two other names—Zhilei Zhang and Francis Ngannou—also being considered for the bout. Zhang, a dangerous Chinese Olympian, and Ngannou, an MMA veteran who recently challenged Tyson Fury, are both in contention for the opportunity to face Joshua in what promises to be an intriguing matchup.

Arnold Barboza Jr., the undefeated junior welterweight contender, is looking ahead to a promising 2024 after a tumultuous 2023. Barboza, with a record of 28-0 and 10 knockouts, expressed his confidence in his decision to join Golden Boy Promotions, led by boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya. The Los Angeles-based promotion was a natural fit for Barboza, who hails from the same city. In a recent statement, Barboza spoke highly of his new partnership, stating, "It’s the best decision I think I made. Basically, Oscar runs L.A. I’m an L.A. kid. I think the world wants to see more of me." He emphasized the need for strong support from his promoter, especially after experiencing ups and downs in his career over the past year. Barboza's last fight was a significant victory over former two-division titlist Jose Pedraza in February 2023. Following this win, Barboza parted ways with his previous promoter, Top Rank, in search of better opportunities. He felt that he was not getting the attention he deserved, especially after missing out on a potential IBF title eliminator against Liam Paro and negotiations for another eliminator against Jose Ramirez. However, Barboza's outlook has changed since joining Golden Boy Promotions. He is set to make his debut under their banner on January 6 in Las Vegas, coinciding with the return of another rising star, Vergil Ortiz Jr. Barboza is optimistic about the future and has his sights set on a world title shot in 2024. With his unbeaten record and newfound confidence, Barboza is poised to make a strong statement in the junior welterweight division under the guidance of Golden Boy Promotions.

RIZIN, the powerhouse of mixed martial arts, brought the year to a crescendo with an unforgettable night of electrifying finishes at Saitama Super Arena in Japan. New Year's Eve witnessed Kyoji Horiguchi's coronation as the inaugural flyweight champion in a thrilling rematch against Makoto Shinryu at RIZIN 45. Their first encounter ended abruptly due to an accidental eye-poke, leading to a no-contest in July. This time, Horiguchi and Shinryu engaged in a furious battle, showcasing relentless submission attempts. The showdown reached its climax in the second round, as Horiguchi secured Shinryu's back, paving the way for a rear-naked choke and solidifying his status as the flyweight king. Meanwhile, in a high-stakes co-main event, Kai Asakura claimed the RIZIN bantamweight championship with a spectacular victory over Juan Archuleta. Despite Archuleta's weight miss resulting in a title-stripping penalty, he courageously battled Asakura in a fiery brawl, earning a yellow card for post-bell punches. Asakura's precision strike to the body sealed the win in Round 2, marking his triumphant return to bantamweight glory. The card delivered more jaw-dropping moments as former champions clashed for supremacy. Kleber Koike utilized a guillotine choke to render Yutaka Saito unconscious, securing his dominance in the RIZIN featherweight rankings. Additionally, Hiromasa Ougikubo made an impressive comeback, breaking a three-fight skid with a unanimous decision win against former UFC contender John Dodson in a thrilling flyweight clash. Notably, Seika Izawa's flawless MMA record extended to 12-0 as she bid farewell to the sport by retiring 49-year-old Miyuu Yamamoto with a rear-naked choke, concluding her remarkable career under the RIZIN banner. The night continued to deliver excitement as Mikio Ueda stunned with a head kick knockout against Tsuyoshi Sudario, while Shinobu Ota and Igor Tanabe secured slick submissions, adding to the thrilling roster of finishes. RIZIN 45 showcased the epitome of combat sports, highlighting sensational victories, triumphant returns, and emotional farewells. The event encapsulated the essence of martial arts excellence, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter in the thrilling saga of RIZIN.

In the world of combat sports, Aljamain Sterling's recent foray into grappling at Fury Pro Grappling 8 stirred a whirlwind of emotions, culminating in visible frustration and post-match controversy. The former UFC bantamweight champion, headlining against Kevin Dantzler in a 10-minute contest in Philadelphia, encountered a bout that left him visibly vexed. Sterling found himself grappling against a foe insistent on inviting him into the guard, resulting in a contest marked by a lack of dynamic exchanges. Seven minutes into the match, Sterling electrified the audience with a move reminiscent of Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett, countering a Dantzler armbar by lifting and spinning him before executing a drop. Despite this breathtaking maneuver, Sterling found himself on the losing end of a decision, akin to Bennett's famous counter to an opponent's submission attempt. While Dantzler's offensive output was limited mostly to the armbar, Sterling struggled to gain a significant advantage. Even though Sterling showcased showmanship, such as grabbing Dantzler's leg and dragging him around the mat, it failed to sway the judges in his favor. Expressing his discontent, Sterling labeled Dantzler's approach as "a disgrace," critiquing the strategy of fighting off the back without initiating substantial engagement. Sterling voiced his desire for a more engaging match, urging for a higher level of action rather than passivity. In his post-match remarks, Sterling highlighted the essence of competition, questioning the spectacle of winning through minimal activity. Emphasizing a desire for genuine combat and engagement, Sterling criticized the lack of proactive fighting from Dantzler's end. Despite the grappling disappointment, Sterling gears up for his return to MMA at UFC 300 on April 13, stepping up to the featherweight division to face Calvin Kattar. This transition marks a pivotal moment for the "Funk Master," eager to rebound from his loss against Sean O’Malley at UFC 292 this past August. Sterling's grappling experience, while fraught with frustration and controversy, underscores the intensity and expectation of true competition, a sentiment he hopes to reignite when he steps into the octagon for his upcoming bout.

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In the realm of MMA, the buzz of anticipation surrounds the much-awaited return of Conor McGregor. The Irish powerhouse, renowned as "The Notorious," set the combat sports world ablaze with his announcement on Sunday, revealing his comeback fight against Michael Chandler scheduled for June 29 at a UFC event in Las Vegas. With a tone of conviction and a touch of showmanship, McGregor proclaimed that this would be the "greatest comeback of all time." In a social media post resonating across the fight community, McGregor unveiled the eagerly awaited details: Chandler, quick to respond to McGregor's call-out, expressed his readiness for the challenge, stating, This highly anticipated clash has been brewing for some time, even before their roles as opposing coaches on The Ultimate Fighter 31. While the UFC is yet to officially confirm the bout or announce an event for June 29, McGregor's proposed return coincides with the customary timeframe for the renowned International Fight Week, historically hosted by the UFC in early July. McGregor’s competitive status had been uncertain due to issues including his drug testing status with USADA and legal allegations, which have since been resolved. With the change in the UFC's drug testing partner to Drug Free Sport International, McGregor's path to this bout appears clearer. For McGregor, this fight signifies a chance for redemption following his leg injury in the loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021. The former dual-division champion seeks to reclaim victory after a four-year hiatus since his triumph over Donald Cerrone at UFC 246. Both McGregor and Chandler step into uncharted territory, moving up in weight class to compete at 185 pounds. While McGregor's laurels hail from lightweight and featherweight, and Chandler's career mainly at 155 pounds, this new challenge adds an intriguing layer to their upcoming clash. As the fight world eagerly counts down the days, McGregor’s return against Chandler promises to be an epic showdown, rekindling the fiery spirit that defines the heart of UFC competition.

Welterweight champion Leon Edwards has outlined ambitious plans for 2024, setting his sights on significant fights in the UFC. During a recent appearance at a match in Birmingham, England, between Aston Villa and Burnley, Edwards took the opportunity to address the fans at halftime. In his statement, he revealed his intention to compete at UFC 300 in April and then defend his title in a summer bout, potentially in Birmingham. "I will defend my belt in April at UFC 300 in Vegas again, then hopefully in the summertime get a show back in Birmingham at Villa Park," Edwards announced. He also mentioned ongoing discussions with the UFC in hopes of finalizing the details for these upcoming fights. While the UFC has already confirmed several high-profile matchups for UFC 300, including Jiri Prochazka vs. Aleksandar Rakic and Aljamain Sterling vs. Calvin Kattar, the event's lineup currently lacks a title fight. Edwards' declaration suggests that his title defense could be in consideration for the event, or at the very least, that he is eager to step into the octagon for another significant bout. In December 2023, Edwards secured a unanimous decision victory over Colby Covington at UFC 296, marking his second successful defense of the welterweight title and extending his winning streak to 12 fights (excluding one no-contest).

Legendary boxing referee Kenny Bayless has decided to hang up his gloves after more than three decades of officiating professional fights. In a heartfelt Facebook post, the 73-year-old announced his retirement as a referee in Nevada, where he has long been a respected figure in the boxing community. Born in Berkeley, California, Bayless has overseen some of the most iconic bouts in recent boxing history. His resume includes officiating the 2004 heavyweight clash between Antonio Tarver and Roy Jones Jr., the historic showdown between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao in 2015, the first encounter between Gennadiy Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez in 2017, and the epic rematch for the heavyweight title between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury in 2020. While stepping away from the professional circuit, Bayless mentioned in his post that he plans to continue his involvement in boxing by refereeing exhibition matches. Additionally, he expressed interest in taking on a role with one of the sport's four major sanctioning bodies (IBF, WBO, WBC, WBA). "I'm happy to announce that I am retiring as a referee from the state of Nevada," Bayless wrote. "After more than 4 decades in the ring—32 as a professional referee and another decade in the amateur, I'm satisfied with my contribution to the sport of boxing and grateful for my accomplishments." "I want to thank God for watching over me and the fighters for these many years," he added. "I want to also thank my wife, my family and friends for their continued support, and all my boxing fans. Hope you enjoy the pictures of some of my memorable bouts! See you at the fights!" Despite his retirement from regular refereeing duties, Bayless remains committed to boxing and looks forward to potential future roles in the sport.

Promoter Frank Warren of Queensberry Promotions has indicated that another big fight is coming to Saudi Arabia - in the month of March. Warren has been the promotional force behind several of the major boxing events to take place in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia was the home for Tyson Fury's crossover boxing match with Francis Ngannou in October, and the country hosted the big 'Day of Reckoning' event last month. On February 17 in Saudi Arabia, Fury will collide with Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed heavyweight crown. The month of March was originally pegged for a long-awaited heavyweight showdown between Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua. However, the scenario was derailed when Wilder suffered an upset decision loss to Joseph Parker on the 'Day of Reckoning' Card. Warren reveals that another big fight is on the way and is heading to the month of March. It's currently unclear if Joshua will be involved in the contest. “We are working on [other fights] and there will be a press conference early in January to announce the undercard for Tyson’s show and also what is happening in March," Warren told Talk Sport. “It’ll be very interesting, that’s for sure. It’ll be a big fight. This whole thing has been a game changer. That was the phrase I used from the beginning with Tyson vs Ngannou. I just felt this was gonna lead to something special, and the last show was special. "The next one on the [February] 17th is very, very special with all the titles on the line. Four belts on the line, that’s going to be magnificent. The other guys have got to keep winning, to keep in the running to fight the winner down the road.” Follow FIGHT.TV for more news and updates.

Manny Pacquiao, the eight-division champion, made a surprise appearance at the RIZIN 45 MMA event held at the Saitama Super Arena in Japan. During his appearance, the Filipino star hinted at a potential rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr., slated for a RIZIN card in 2024. Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Pacquiao expressed his anticipation for a showdown with Mayweather, stating, "I hope to see you in Japan in a big fight against… Floyd Mayweather." He also expressed his excitement and gratitude for the support of RIZIN promotions. Nobuyuki Sakakibara, the president of RIZIN, confirmed that negotiations for a Mayweather vs. Pacquiao rematch are underway for one of their upcoming events in the coming year. However, specific details about the fight have not yet been disclosed. The anticipated rematch, likely to be an exhibition bout, has not been officially confirmed by Mayweather or his management team. The two boxing icons previously faced off in 2015 in what became one of the most financially successful events in combat sports history. Mayweather emerged victorious in a twelve-round unanimous decision. The pay-per-view event, a collaboration between HBO and Showtime, garnered a record-breaking 4.6 million purchases, setting new benchmarks for revenue and PPV sales. Following his retirement from boxing in 2021, Pacquiao has continued to make appearances in the ring, primarily in exhibition matches. Mayweather, who retired from professional boxing in 2017, has also participated in exhibition fights, including two events in Japan as part of RIZIN promotions.

Kazuto Ioka capped off the year with a stellar performance, securing a seventh-round knockout against Venezuela's Josber Perez in their WBA junior bantamweight title clash. The bout took place in Tokyo's Ota-City General Gymnasium and was broadcasted on ABEMA TV on Sunday evening. The victory marked Ioka's return to knockout wins after a string of five decision victories and a draw. The 34-year-old, a four-division champion, had last secured a stoppage win three years ago against Kosei Tanaka in the same venue. This win further solidified his position as a dominant force in the division, bringing his record to 31-2-1 with 16 knockouts. From the opening round, Ioka showed his intent to end the fight early, landing significant blows and scoring three knockdowns before securing the knockout in the seventh round. Perez, with a record of 20-4 with 18 knockouts, fought valiantly but was ultimately unable to withstand Ioka's relentless assault. Ioka's victory also propelled him past fellow Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue in the record books, with the most title fight wins in Japan, standing at 20. His sights are now set on a potential unification clash with Juan Francisco Estrada, although Estrada is set to return to the ring in February for a non-title fight. Despite the possibility of facing Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez, the current unified IBF/WBO flyweight champion, in the future, Ioka's immediate focus remains on securing a multi-belt showdown with Estrada in 2024.

As 2023 draws to a close, the UFC looks back on a year filled with high-stakes battles and spectacular performances that captivated fans around the world. From the bright lights of Madison Square Garden to the electric atmosphere of the UFC Apex, here are the highlights of UFC events from 2023: UFC 296 - December 16, 2023 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas Leon Edwards (c) def. Colby Covington - Decision (unanimous) Alexandre Pantoja (c) def. Brandon Royval - Decision (unanimous) Paddy Pimblett def. Tony Ferguson - Decision (unanimous) Shavkat Rakhmonov def. Stephen Thompson - Submission (rear-naked choke) UFC Fight Night 234 - December 9, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Song Yadong def. Chris Gutiérrez - Decision (unanimous) Khalil Rountree Jr. def. Anthony Smith - TKO (punches) Andre Muniz def. Park Jun-yong - Decision (split) UFC Fight Night 233 - December 2, 2023 - Moody Center, Austin, Texas Veronica Hardy def. Jamey-Lyn Horth - Decision (split) Miesha Tate def. Julia Avila - Submission (rear-naked) Punahele Soriano def. Dustin Stoltzfus - Submission (rear-naked) UFC Fight Night 232 - November 18, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Brendan Allen def. Paul Craig - Submisson (rear-naked choke) Michael Morales def. Jake Matthews - Decision (unanimous) Chase Hooper def. Jordan Leavitt - Submission (rear-naked choke) UFC 295 - November 11, 2023 - Madison Square Garden, New York Alex Pereira secured a victory over Jiri Prochazka with a stunning KO via elbows. Tom Aspinall defeated Sergei Pavlovich with a TKO from strikes. Diego Lopes emerged victorious over Pat Sabatini with a TKO from strikes. Jessica Andrade secured a win over Mackenzie Dern with a TKO from strikes. UFC Fight Night 231 - November 4, 2023 - Sao Paulo, Brazil Jailton Almeida defeated Derrick Lewis via unanimous decision. Nicolas Dalby secured a TKO victory over Gabriel Bonfim with punches. Rodrigo Nascimento emerged victorious over Don'Tale Mayes with a unanimous decision. UFC 294 - October 21, 2023 - Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi Islam Makhachev defeated Alexander Volkanovski with a TKO from punches. Khamzat Chimaev secured a decision victory over Kamaru Usman. Magomed Ankalaev's match against Johnny Walker ended in a draw (no contest). Ikram Aliskerov defeated Warlley Alves with a TKO from punches. UFC Fight Night 230 - October 14, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Edson Barboza secured a victory over Sodiq Yusuff via unanimous decision. Viviane Araujo defeated Jennifer Maia via unanimous decision. Jonathan Martinez emerged victorious over Adrian Yanez with a TKO from a leg kick. UFC Fight Night 229 - October 7, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Bobby Green secured a KO victory over Grant Dawson with punches. Joe Pyfer defeated Abdul Razak Alhassan with a technical submission via an arm-triangle choke. Joaquin Buckley emerged victorious over Alex Morono with a unanimous decision. UFC Fight Night 228 - September 23, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Mateusz Gamrot secured a victory over Rafael Fiziev with a TKO due to injury. Bryce Mitchell defeated Dan Ige via unanimous decision. Marina Rodriguez emerged victorious over Michelle Waterson-Gomez with a TKO from strikes. UFC Fight Night 227 - September 16, 2023 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas The highly anticipated match between Alexa Grasso and Valentina Shevchenko ended in a draw (split). Jack Della Maddalena secured a decision victory over Kevin Holland. Raul Rosas Jr. emerged victorious over Terrence Mitchell with a TKO from punches. UFC 293 - September 10, 2023 - Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Sean Strickland defeated Israel Adesanya via unanimous decision. Alexander Volkov secured a submission victory over Tai Tuivasa via an Ezekiel choke. Manel Kape emerged victorious over Felipe dos Santos with a unanimous decision. UFC on ESPN 53 - September 2, 2023 - Accor Arena, Paris Ciryl Gane secured a TKO victory over Sergey Spivak with punches. Manon Fiorot defeated Rose Namajunas via unanimous decision. Volkan Oezdemir emerged victorious over Bogdan Guskov with a submission via a rear-naked choke. UFC Fight Night - August 26, 2023 - Singapore Indoor Stadium Max Holloway secured a victory over Jung Chan-sung with a KO via punches. Anthony Smith emerged victorious over Ryan Spann via a split decision. Erin Blanchfield defeated Taila Santos via unanimous decision. UFC Fight Night 226 - August 5, 2023 - Bridgestone Arena, Nashville Cory Sandhagen secured a decision victory over Rob Font. Tatiana Suarez defeated Jessica Andrade via submission with a guillotine choke. Dustin Jacoby emerged victorious over Kennedy Nzechukwu with a TKO from punches. UFC 291 - July 29, 2023 - Delta Center, Salt Lake City Justin Gaethje secured a victory over Dustin Poirier with a KO via a kick. Alex Pereira defeated Jan Blachowicz via a split decision. Bobby Green emerged victorious over Tony Ferguson with a submission via an arm-triangle choke. Derrick Lewis secured a TKO victory over Rogerio de Lima with punches. UFC London - July 22, 2023 - O2 Arena, London Tom Aspinall secured a TKO victory over Marcin Tybura with punches. Julija Stoliarenko defeated Molly McCann via submission with an armbar. Paul Craig emerged victorious over Andre Muniz with a TKO via elbows. UFC 290 - July 8, 2023 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas Alexander Volkanovski secured a TKO victory over Yair Rodriguez with punches. Alexandre Pantoja defeated Brandon Moreno via a split decision. Dricus du Plessis emerged victorious over Robert Whittaker with a TKO via punches. UFC on ESPN 48 - July 1, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Sean Strickland secured a TKO victory over Abusupiyan Magomedov with punches. Grant Dawson defeated Damir Ismagulov via unanimous decision. Michael Morales emerged victorious over Max Griffin via unanimous decision. UFC on ABC 5 - June 24, 2023 - VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville Ilia Topuria secured a decision victory over Josh Emmett. Maycee Barber defeated Amanda Ribas via TKO with punches and elbows. Austen Lane vs. Justin Tafa ended in a no contest due to an accidental eye poke. UFC on ESPN 47 - June 17, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Jared Cannonier secured a decision victory over Marvin Vettori. Arman Tsarukyan defeated Joaquim Silva via TKO with a takedown. Armen Petrosyan emerged victorious over Christian Leroy Duncan with a unanimous decision. UFC 289 - June 10, 2023 - Rogers Arena, Vancouver, Canada Amanda Nunes (c) secured a decision victory over Irene Aldana. Charles Oliveira defeated Beneil Dariush via TKO with punches. Mike Malott emerged victorious over Adam Fugitt with a submission via a guillotine choke. UFC on ESPN 46 - June 3, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Amir Albazi secured a decision victory over Kai Kara-France. Alex Caceres defeated Daniel Pineda via unanimous decision. Jim Miller emerged victorious over Jesse Buttler with a KO via punches. UFC Vegas 73 - May 20, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Mackenzie Dern secured a decision victory over Angela Hill. Anthony Hernandez defeated Edmen Shahbazyan via TKO with elbows and punches. Lupita Godinez emerged victorious over Emily Ducote with a unanimous decision. UFC on ABC 4 - May 13, 2023 - Spectrum Center, Charlotte, North Carolina Jailton Almeida secured a submission victory over Jairzinho Rozenstruik with a rear-naked choke. Johnny Walker defeated Anthony Smith via unanimous decision. Ian Garry emerged victorious over Daniel Rodriguez with a TKO via punches. UFC 288 - May 6, 2023 - Prudential Center, New Jersey Aljamain Sterling (c) secured a decision victory over Henry Cejudo. Belal Muhammad defeated Gilbert Burns via unanimous decision. Yan Xiaonan defeated Jessica Andrade via KO with punches. Movsar Evloev secured a decision victory over Diego Lopes. UFC Fight Night 223 - April 29, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Song Yadong secured a KO victory over Ricky Simon with punches. Caio Borralho defeated Michał Oleksiejczuk via submission with a rear-naked choke. Rodolfo Vieira emerged victorious over Cody Brundage with a submission via an arm triangle. UFC Fight Night 222 - April 22, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Sergei Pavlovich secured a KO victory over Curtis Blaydes with punches. Bruno Silva defeated Brad Tavares via KO with punches. UFC on ESPN 44 - April 15, 2023 - T-Mobile Center, Kansas City Max Holloway secured a decision victory over Arnold Allen. Edson Barboza defeated Billy Quarantillo via KO with a knee. Azamat Murzakanov emerged victorious over Dustin Jacoby with a unanimous decision. UFC 287 - April 8, 2023 - Miami-Dade Arena, Miami Israel Adesanya secured a KO victory over Alex Pereira with punches. Gilbert Burns defeated Jorge Masvidal via unanimous decision. Rob Font emerged victorious over Adrian Yanez with a TKO via punches. Kevin Holland secured a KO victory over Santiago Ponzinibbio with punches. UFC on ESPN 43 - March 25, 2023 - AT&T Center, San Antonio Cory Sandhagen secured a decision victory over Marlon Vera. Holly Holm defeated Yana Santos via unanimous decision. Nate Landwehr emerged victorious over Austin Lingo with a submission via a rear-naked choke. UFC 286 - March 18, 2023 - The O2 Arena, London Leon Edwards (c) secured a decision victory over Kamaru Usman. Justin Gaethje defeated Rafael Fiziev via a majority decision. Gunnar Nelson emerged victorious over Bryan Barberena with a submission via an armbar. Jennifer Maia secured a decision victory over Casey O'Neill. UFC Fight Night 221 - March 11, 2023 - The Theater at Virgin Hotels, Las Vegas Merab Dvalishvili secured a decision victory over Petr Yan. Alexander Volkov defeated Alexander Romanov via TKO with punches. Nikita Krylov emerged victorious over Ryan Spann with a submission via a triangle choke. UFC 285 - March 4, 2023 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas Jon Jones secured a submission victory over Ciryl Gane with a guillotine choke. Alexa Grasso defeated Valentina Shevchenko (c) via submission with a face crank. Shavkat Rakhmonov emerged victorious over Geoff Neal with a submission via a rear-naked choke. Mateusz Gamrot secured a decision victory over Jalin Turner. Bo Nickal defeated Jamie Pickett via submission with an arm-triangle choke. UFC Fight Night 220 - February 25, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Brendan Allen secured a submission victory over Andre Muniz with a rear-naked choke. Augusto Sakai emerged victorious over Don'Tale Mayes with a unanimous decision. Tatiana Suarez defeated Montana De La Rosa via submission with a guillotine choke. UFC Fight Night 219 - February 18, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Erin Blanchfield secured a submission victory over Jessica Andrade with a rear-naked choke. Zac Pauga secured a decision victory over Jordan Wright. Jamal Pogues emerged victorious over Josh Parisian with a unanimous decision. UFC 284 - February 12, 2023 - RAC Arena, Perth Islam Makhachev (c) secured a decision victory over Alexander Volkanovski. Yair Rodríguez defeated Josh Emmett via submission with a triangle choke. Jack Della Maddalena emerged victorious over Randy Brown with a submission via a rear-naked choke. UFC Fight Night 218 - February 4, 2023 - UFC Apex, Las Vegas Sergey Spivak def. Derrick Lewis, Submission (arm-triangle choke) Devin Clark def. Jung Da-un, Decision (unanimous) Marcin Tybura def. Blagoy Ivanov, Decision (unanimous) UFC 283 - January 21, 2023 - Jeunesse Arena, Rio de Janeiro Jamahal Hill def. Glover Teixeira, Decision (unanimous) Brandon Moreno def. Deiveson Figueiredo, TKO (doctor stoppage) Gilbert Burns def. Neil Magny, Submission (arm-triangle choke) Jessica Andrade def. Lauren Murphy, Decision (unanimous) Johnny Walker def. Paul Craig, TKO (punches)