Marlon "Chito" Vera beats a game Pedro Munhoz by unanimous decision. The judges had these scorecards (30-27, 30-27, 29-28). This victory put Vera closer to bigger fights.

Zhang Weili succesfully defends her world strawweight UFC title against a Lemos that was dominated by a landslide. Weili outstruck Lemos 296-29 being the largest differential in a womens fight in UFC history.

The undefeated Connor Coyle continues to emerge as a possible contender amongst the middleweights after defeating Joey Bryant by knockout in the fifth round and thus retaining the NABA middleweight title. This is the third time Coyle has defended his title.

Lebanese fighter Nadim Salloum (12-1) continues to demonstrate his quality and today in New Jersey he earned his 11th consecutive win by knocking out Ecuadorian Roger Guerrero (17-6-1) in the second round.

Brad Tavares beats former UFC champion Chris Weidman by unanimous decision with all 3 judges giving the same scorecard of 30-27 to Tavares. Chris Weidman just hasnt been able to come back and impress like he used to. He has been plagued with injuries ect.

During his prime, Jones was known for possessing exceptional hand speed, athleticism, footwork, explosiveness, punching power, movement and reflexes. A Prime Roy Jones is often spoken to be the greatest Pound For Pound boxer ever. As of August 2023, Roy Jones Jr.'s boxing record stands at 66-10 (47 KO wins, 5 KO losses).

People don’t give this man his flowers enough. Won his first belt against Roger Mayweather. Put the first blemish on the wrecking train that was Julio Caesar Chavez (he won that fight but got the draw) the Shifty Lefty Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker was way ahead of his time, a very unique and illusive boxer . We dont see that kind of talent now a days.

Matchroom Boxing head honcho Eddie Hearn stated that Munguia v.s Berlanga is in negociations for november 11th. If the fight gets confirmed Munguia made the perfect choice to switch trainers and go to hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach to train him, he is recongnised as a trainer that makes aggresive fighters and in my opinión Munguia needs that especially for this fight against Berlanga.

Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, 1980s lightweight champion from Youngstown, Ohio. Mancini, known for his entertaining brawling style, was the son of 1930s and 40s lightweight Lenny Mancini. Look him up, Ray has alot of memorable fights, for all you boxing fans that are tired of these boring big dollar fights that dont deliver watch Mancini you will not regret it.

The undefeated Puerto Rican Néstor Bravo continues to show his quality and tonight he obtained the WBA super lightweight Continental title by defeating Will Madera by unanimous decision in Florida. This is his second professional title for Bravo as he was previously NABO champion.

Canadian fighter Dave Leduc hangs up his gloves after only 12 fights. Leduc's lethwei career boils down to a record of 6 wins and 6 draws under traditional lethwei rules (KO to win) against top-notch opponents. First cut short by the pandemic, then made impossible by Myanmar's coup d'etat, the world openweight champion says he wants to concentrate on promoting the art. A former Muay Thai fighter, Dave Leduc is also known for his critical, and controversial, statements about the art of 8 limbs. In 2021, the Thai Ministry of Culture banned him from entering the country.

Joe Riggs and Nate Diaz fought in the UFC on December 13, 2014. The fight was part of the UFC Fight Night: dos Santos vs. Miocic event. Nate Diaz won the fight by technical knockout in the second round. The match was notable for its intense back-and-forth action, with both fighters displaying their skills and determination. Title: Joe Riggs, a Bare Knuckle Boxer, Challenges Nate Diaz to Settle Their Feud Introduction: In the world of combat sports, rivalries often take center stage, capturing the attention of fans and pundits alike. One such rivalry that continues to captivate the combat sports community is the ongoing feud between Joe Riggs, a seasoned bare-knuckle boxer, and Nate Diaz, a renowned mixed martial artist. After their memorable encounter in the UFC back in 2014, Riggs has taken an unexpected turn in his career, transitioning to the gritty world of bare-knuckle boxing. Now, Riggs is calling out Diaz for a bare-knuckle showdown, aiming to settle the score once and for all. The Origins of the Feud: The sparks between Riggs and Diaz ignited during their UFC clash on December 13, 2014. The match, part of the UFC Fight Night: dos Santos vs. Miocic event, showcased their fierce determination and skills. Diaz emerged victorious with a second-round technical knockout, leaving a bitter taste in Riggs' mouth. The intense back-and-forth action of the fight left fans hungry for more, and the rivalry between the two fighters was born. Joe Riggs: From MMA to Bare Knuckle Boxing: Following his UFC stint, Riggs embarked on a unique journey into the world of bare-knuckle boxing. With a background in mixed martial arts and a reputation for his striking ability, Riggs found a new challenge in the gritty and unrelenting realm of bare-knuckle combat. His transition was met with skepticism from some, but Riggs quickly silenced doubters with his impressive performances and adaptability. In a surprising turn of events, Joe Riggs took to social media to challenge Nate Diaz to a bare-knuckle fight, seeking redemption for their past encounter. Riggs believes that stepping into the squared circle without gloves would provide the ultimate test of their skills and settle the longstanding feud. Diaz, known for his fearless attitude, has yet to respond to Riggs' callout, leaving fans eagerly awaiting his reaction. The proposed bare-knuckle showdown between Riggs and Diaz promises to be a clash of styles and mentalities. Riggs, a seasoned boxer with a storied career, brings a wealth of bare-knuckle experience to the table. Diaz, on the other hand, is a well-rounded martial artist with a penchant for pushing the pace and engaging in gritty battles. The convergence of their contrasting styles would undoubtedly make for a thrilling spectacle. As the combat sports world holds its breath, the feud between Joe Riggs and Nate Diaz continues to evolve. Riggs' unexpected transition to bare-knuckle boxing adds a new layer of intrigue to their rivalry, and his callout has set the stage for a potential bare-knuckle showdown that could redefine their narrative. Whether Diaz accepts the challenge or not, one thing is certain: the desire to settle the beef and determine the superior fighter burns brighter than ever. Nate your attorney has the offer on his desk, it's okay if you're scared just let your brother Nick sign on the dotted line for his second beating!