Fight game veteran Joe "Diésel" Riggs has shown interest in fighting any one of the famous Diaz brothers or even the Paul brothers if they even dare to step in the ring with him. Eric J Herrholz is Riggs new manager and he has been trying to make a deal with both camps but nothing yet. As a fan I believe that both camps need a fight with Riggs, Jake and Logan need him because they need a fight with a real veteran that has over 20 years in the fight game, not only has he done MMA but he also has been doing Bare Knuckle Boxing in the last few years so he's been trainning his hands only for a while so it wont be that easy like when they get these MMA guys that have very little hands only experience. Besides he wouldnt be an easy fight for them because he is a tuff southpaw that keeps going foward with alot of experience and lets be honest the Paul brothes need credibility really bad, a fight with Riggs if not rigged can give them that credibility. On the other hand the Diaz brothers need him to put an end to their beef thats been brewing for years now and Riggs wants to settle it by knocking either one of them out. Riggs stated in an interview that the Díaz brothers are avoiding him like the plague because they know they will be exposed . In the ring they cant count on their buddies to help them jump people like they are used too, they have to fight one on one. Who ever accept fighting Riggs will have their hands full thats for sure.

Last Saturday in Uncasville Connecticut, the American Chordale Booker won his USNBC super welterweight title by defeating Nicholas Hernández by knockout in 7 rounds. This was Booker's first title defense. Hernández for his part is still unable to be crowned champion as a professional boxer.

Carlos "Cañas" Zarate was a very popular boxer who was the bantamweight world champion. When his son made his debut, there was faith that he would achieve good things in boxing, but it was not like that. Zarate jr made his debut in 2009 with a knockout win over Miguel Angel Tejeda that year of his debut in 2009 he had 4 wins 2 by knockout, in 2010 he won 7 wins 5 by knockout that year he defeated Jesus Cruz Bibiano by decision, in 2011 he won His 3 fights by knockout, at that time his name began to look like a good prospect, in 2012 he lost for the first and only time, against Daniel Armando Valenzuela, that same year he got 2 wins by knockout, in 2013 his last year as a professional he won his 3 fights by knockout being his victory against Carlos Parra his last fight as a professional Why didn't he stand out? The name of Zarate Jr was already among the names of national prospects that had to be followed and he had a promising future. Unfortunately his problem was a recurring injury to his right shoulder, his first injury was on December 18, 2010 when he defeated Juan Carlos Martinez by knockout, that was the first of several injuries he suffered to the shoulder and which led him to surgery. but could not recover as desired . In 2014 he announced his retirement according to a military doctor the bone was worn and the cartilage finished Carlos Zarate Jr a junior who promised good things but injuries did not let him shine.

Antonio Deon Tarver is an American athlete who competed in boxing. He participated in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, obtaining a bronze medal in light heavyweight. He won a gold medal at the 1995 World Amateur Boxing Championship and a gold medal at the 1995 Pan American Games.2 In February 1997 he played his first professional fight. In April 2003, he won the WBC and IBF international titles, in the light heavyweight category; in May 2005, he additionally won the WBA and IBO international light-middleweight titles. In his professional career he had a total of 38 fights, with a record of 31 wins, 6 losses and one draw.

Kevin Christopher Randleman (August 10, 1971 – February 11, 2016) was an American mixed martial artist, professional wrestler, and former UFC Heavyweight Champion. Randleman's background was in collegiate wrestling, in which he became a two-time NCAA Division I and a three-time Big Ten wrestling champion out of Ohio State University. Randleman competed in the heavyweight and light heavyweight classes in MMA. In addition to competing in the UFC, Randleman also fought for other organizations such as PRIDE, WVR, and Strikeforce, this man fought the very best in his day from Bas Rutten to Fedor and Couture. He was previously associated with Mark Coleman's Team Hammer House, before training at Randy Couture's gym in Las Vegas, Nevada. On May 16, 2020, the UFC announced that Randleman would be inducted into the pioneer wing of the UFC Hall of Fame. Randleman is the first fighter to be posthumously inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. Rest in peace champ.

As an esteemed figure in the world of mixed martial arts, Daniel Cormier takes a deep dive into the possible scenario of granting Conor McGregor a USADA exemption for his highly anticipated return to the UFC. The future of Conor McGregor's much-anticipated UFC return is shrouded in uncertainty. Earlier this year, the announcement was made that the Irish fighter's comeback bout would feature him facing off against former Bellator titleholder Michael Chandler. Interestingly, both McGregor and Chandler took on coaching roles for the 2023 edition of The Ultimate Fighter, setting the stage for a unique showdown. However, despite the show's impending conclusion and the upcoming UFC 292 finals in Boston this Saturday, the customary Octagon clash between the coaching adversaries is conspicuously absent from the promotion's official schedule. The predominant topic encircling McGregor's delayed reentry into the sport has revolved around his status with the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). Notably, the Dublin native appears to have been excluded from the mandatory testing pool. According to USADA's regulations, a fighter must be an active participant in the testing pool for a duration of six months and must successfully complete two clean tests prior to resuming competition. While McGregor has not adhered to these prerequisites for a potential fight by the end of the year, both UFC President Dana White and McGregor himself exude confidence in orchestrating his return. The fighter recently stated that his comeback is earmarked for December. If such a scenario unfolds, the UFC would need to extend an exemption from the established testing pool timeline. This prospective decision has undeniably sparked a divergence of opinions within the MMA community.

John Dodson has finally won a belt in combat sports. The former UFC flyweight contender headlined Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship 48 in his hometown of Albuquerque, NM, battling JR Ridge for the inaugural flyweight gold, and it didn’t last long. Dodson cornered Ridge and landed a series of violent punches but it was a left hand that dropped Ridge seconds after. Ridge went down complaining of an eye poke and a push. The doctor was called to check on his eye and allowed the match to resume, and Dodson and Ridge quickly engaged in a wild brawl. Dodson scored another knockdown in the final seconds of the opening stanza, and this time Ridge could not recover, crowning Dodson the first BKFC flyweight champion via first-round TKO. Dodson has now won six straight since 2022 with a trio of bare-knuckle boxing wins and three victories in MMA rules, collecting a win inside the RIZIN ring as recently as May 2023. Ridge dropped to 3-2 inside the BKFC ring. A veteran of 17 octagon appearances with key wins against big-name opponents.The Ultimate Fighter winner nears his 39th birthday with a professional record of 24-13 in MMA and now 3-0 in bare-knuckle boxing. Dodson’s brother Eric Dodson entered the ring earlier that night to face Robert Armas, suffering two knockdowns in the early rounds to suffer his first loss in three BKFC appearances.

Josh Burns a great Friend recaps his Thursday night Bout at Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships !! A recap on this past Thursday night fights!! Man what a Great War @levi_pitbull had! Went all 5 rounds this is a clip that I liked 😂 (he put me on my butt twice) BUT this was right after he got me down and I was able to return the favor. At this point in my career I just love a good fight with an awesome warrior! Thank you to @bybextreme and my team @chrisgoldengloves and @knuckleuppodcast. This is what bareknuckle fights are about blood, heart and the passion to compete!! It was an absolute honor to share the trigon with Levi and look forward to doing again soon. Thank you to @dphhr @coachtoughill @melmatchmaker @bloomgreg @official. bigmo and last but not least the MAN himself @bybmike !!! I absolutely feel like family at BYB and know I've found my home. They treated my fiancé @gypsy_cals94 and my lil man "man" like family as well. I could go on and on but man what an absolute incredible night!! Love all of you for the support and look forward to my next fight that's in the works right now and TRUST ME..... You don't wanna miss this one!!! 💯

Yesterday in Ukraine, the first boxing match in Ukraine since the invasion of Russia took place, in which a professional boxing title is at stake. The Ukrainian Nazri Rahimov faced the Panamanian Irving Berry for the UBO (Universal Boxing Organization) super lightweight world title. In the end, Rahimov was crowned world champion, beating a brave Irving Berry by knockout in the tenth round.

Despite just being 5'1 and 140-148 pounds, Barbados Joe Walcott often fought heavyweights! Sandy Ferguson was a heavyweight contender in the Jeffries era. He was 6'3, and weighed around 200 pounds. Despite winning his first fight with Walcott, he was dominated in their rematch. Walcott also faced the 6'5, 215 pound Fred Russell. Russell was a formidable heavyweight himself, but that still didn't stop the 140 pound Walcott from battering him senselessly. Walcott even knocked Russell down! Joe was Jersey Joe 's inspiration, he got his name from Joe . Him also being from Barbados made Jersey Joe look up to Joe even more. They just dont make them tuff like these old school fighters anymore.

Gerald Mc Clellan nicknamed G-Man. Most feared and Concussive puncher knockout artist had stopped 29 opponents out of his 31 professional fights and also recorded amazing 20 first round spectacular knockouts. February 25th 1995 at London WBC Super Middle Weight Championship fight between defending Champion Nigel " Dark Destroyer " Benn and Challenger Gerald " G-Man " Mc Clellan was one of the most vicious ring war there has ever seen, it was brutal and fiercely fought Super Middle Weight Championship fight .It was an experience that left Nigel Benn totally drained he was never the same after that fight. McClellan wasnt the same man either after that war, he lost his sight had speech problems due to the damage to the brain suffered during the fight, his sister takes care of him. Its a sad ending to McClellan's great career and having one of the highest KO ratios in the game at that time.

C.L.I.P.'s MMA Brought us a exciting event Saturday Aug 8th with Lucas Armand Vs Adrien Vuksani: Heavyweight MMA! In the world of combat sports, few spectacles capture the imagination quite like a heavyweight MMA showdown. The clash of titans, the thunderous strikes, and the raw display of power make for an unforgettable experience. In this article, we delve into the riveting matchup between Lucas Armand and Adrien Vuksani, two heavyweight MMA giants who left the world in awe with their display of skill, strength, and sheer determination. The Epic Showdown Lucas Armand Vs Adrien Vuksani The battle between Lucas Armand and Adrien Vuksani happened at the beautiful Soundboard located inside the Motor City Casino in downtown Detroit Mi. was more than just a fight; it was a clash of ideologies, fighting styles, and personal aspirations. Both fighters entered the ring with impeccable records and a legion of devoted fans who believed in their prowess. A Clash of Styles The matchup between Armand and Vuksani was a classic example of a clash of fighting styles. Armand's Striking skills and ground game were pitted against Vuksani's Grappling prowess, creating a dynamic and unpredictable contest. As the fight commenced, Vuksani wasted no time in closing the distance and attempting to take the fight to the ground. His takedown attempts were met with fierce resistance from Armand, who showcased impressive takedown defense. Armands ability to stay on his feet proved to be a pivotal factor in the fight. Conversely, Armand aimed to keep the fight standing, utilizing his striking arsenal to keep Vuksani at bay. His powerful leg kicks targeted Armand's lead leg, slowing down the wrestler's movement. Despite Armand's best efforts, Vuksani's striking superiority was evident in the exchanges. The Turning Point Midway through the first round, a pivotal moment occurred that would dictate its outcome. Vuksani managed to secure a takedown, taking Armand to the mat. However, Armands resilience shone through as he swiftly regained his feet, avoiding prolonged ground engagement. A Three Round Battle led to a Judges Decision As the final rounds unfolded, both fighters showed incredible heart and determination. Vuksani continued to press forward, finding many ways to impose his grappling game on Armand. On the other hand, Armand showcased his strategic acumen, maintaining distance and landing precise strikes. Conclusion The clash between Lucas Armand and Adrien Vuksani will forever be etched in the annals of MMA history. It was a bout that showcased the diversity of skills within the heavyweight division and the unpredictable nature of combat sports. Vuksani's grappling prowess collided with Armands striking brilliance, resulting in a spectacle that had fans on the edge of their seats. If you're a fan of exhilarating MMA action, this showdown between two heavyweight behemoths is an unforgettable testament to the essence of combat sports. The clash of styles, the turning points, You can always find more great matches right here on www.fight.tv