The undefeated Quinton Randall (13-0-1) continues on his path of positioning himself in a better place in the world rankings. Last night in Las Vegas Nevada the USNBC welterweight champion defeated Willie Jones by unanimous decision in an event presented by PBC.

The IBF has ordered world flyweight champion Arely Muciño to defend her title against the undefeated Gabriela Fundora. The IBF has already sent a letter to the promoters of both boxers saying that they have to reach an agreement before August 13 or else the fight will be sent to auction. This fight would be very interesting and attractive, we would have a duel of experience vs. youth, it would undoubtedly be very exciting.

WBO superfeatherweight world champion Emmanuel "Vaquero " Navarrete stated in an interview that he knows he doesnt have a beautiful boxing style but its been very effective for him in his career and doesnt plan to change anything for his upcoming fight against ex world champion Óscar Valdez.

Chelsea Chandler even had the commentators laughing as she ran away from Norma Dumont at UFC Vegas 77 on Saturday night. Chandler was rocked early on in the featherweight bout and proceeded to run off towards the opposite end of the octagon. Brazilian mixed martial artist Dumont duly chased after her opponent - and the footage has subsequently gone viral on social media. There was drama in the build up to what could reportedly be the final women’s featherweight fight in UFC history. The pair had to be separated backstage following a heated altercation shortly after the face-off. Backstage footage showed a fired-up Dumont (9-2 MMA, 5-2 UFC, before Saturday’s bout) glaring at Chandler (5-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC, prior to the fight) while speaking in Portuguese. Chandler reacted by showing Dumont the middle finger before the pair of them squared up and were eventually separated by onlookers. Naturally, this increased the tension between the two fighters ahead of their Las Vegas clash - and Dumont got off to the perfect start as she caught Chandler with a strong shot. Aware that she was in big trouble early on, Chandler went into fight-or-flight mode, turning her back and running towards the other end of the cage. The 29-year-old has also become something of a meme on social media, with fans comparing her to Forrest Gump and all sorts. However, Dumont went on to record a deserved victory, outclassing her American opponent over the course of the three rounds.

David "Rey" Picasso puts an end to his bout in the 6th round beating a tuff South African Sabelo Ngebinyana and winning the vacant WBC silver championship in the super bantamweight division. Look out SuperBantamweight's Picasso is coming for ya!!!

In a sensational display of boxing prowess, King Kenny solidified his position as the reigning influencer boxing champion with a resounding victory over Brazilian superstar Whindersson Nunes. The highly anticipated clash took center stage at the electrifying Kingpyn Boxing event held at Dublin's 3Arena on Saturday, leaving the combat sports world in awe of King Kenny's exceptional skills. King Kenny stormed into the ring, rocking the Brazilian colors and blaring his opponent's music, much to the dismay of Nunes' fans. But that didn't faze King Kenny one bit. Right from the start, he unleashed a devastating jab that rearranged Nunes' nose. Nunes tried to keep a smile, but he couldn't find an answer to Kenny's offensive onslaught. Then came the second round, and King Kenny unleashed a punch so thunderous, it sent Nunes crashing to the mat. The crowd erupted, hoping Nunes could rally. But King Kenny was on a whole other level, with his unique offense and impenetrable defense. Nunes tried to push the pace in the third, but it was like trying to catch smoke. Kenny countered effortlessly, landing precise jabs while barely breaking a sweat. In the fourth, Kenny's jab found its mark repeatedly, while Nunes desperately swung left hooks to the body. It was futile. Kenny, with a grin on his face, toyed with Nunes in the final round, effortlessly slipping away from his attacks. When the bell rang, the judges had no doubt—King Kenny reigned supreme. With unanimous scores of 50-44, he booked his place in the tournament finals, leaving no doubt about his dominance in the influencer boxing world. It's clear that King Kenny is not just sitting atop the influencer boxing list; he's reigning supreme. With his skill, confidence, and showmanship, he's carving out a special place in the sport, and fans can't wait to see what he brings to the tournament finale. In the co-main event, AnEsonGib showcased his exceptional skills during a captivating five-round semifinal bout against Jarvis. Despite Jarvis being a popular underdog choice among the influencer boxing community, Gib's relentless pace and relentless volume proved too much for his opponent to handle. Gib emerged victorious with a unanimous decision, securing his spot in the tournament final against the indomitable King Kenny. As the tournament finale approaches, anticipation builds for a monumental showdown between King Kenny and AnEsonGib. With both fighters displaying remarkable talent and determination, fans are in for a treat as these influential figures continue to redefine the sport of boxing. In the realm of influencer boxing, King Kenny reigns supreme, and the boxing world eagerly awaits the ultimate clash to determine the undisputed champion of the influencer boxing universe.

After 10 exciting rounds Baumgardner takes the decision win and gets her revenge and avenges her loss over a very tuff Dominican Linardatou who gave one hell of a fight coming from a year long inactivity.

Terrance McKinney was in total command for one round and then tapped out in defeat the next. The Spokane native ended up in a vulnerable position after a scramble on the mat, and Nazim Sadykhov applied a rear-naked choke to score a second-round win over McKinney in a lightweight bout at UFC Fight Night at UFC Apex on Saturday night. McKinney (13-6) attempted a takedown about 30 seconds into the second round, but Sadykhov (9-1) gained the leverage and forced McKinney onto his stomach. McKinney’s left arm got trapped behind his back in the exchange, and Sadykhov slipped an arm under McKinney’s exposed chin to force a quick tap out at 1:07 of the second round. The loss is McKinney’s third in four matches dating back to March 2022. In the first minute of the opening round, McKinney delivered two knees in a clinch before tripping Sadykhov to gain control on the ground. McKinney took Sadykhov’s back and applied a body triangle, and he maintained control for the next three minutes before Sadykhov finally escaped before the end of the round.

UFC 290 was a night to remember for MMA fans, as it delivered some of the most spectacular finishes and performances in the history of the sport. The main event saw Alexander Volkanovski, the undisputed featherweight champion, take on Yair Rodriguez, the interim champion, in a highly anticipated clash. Volkanovski showed why he is one of the best fighters in the world, as he dominated Rodriguez from start to finish, landing powerful strikes and takedowns, and eventually stopping him with a barrage of punches in the third round. Volkanovski retained his title and extended his winning streak to 20 fights. After such an impressive victory, Volkanovski deserved to celebrate, and he did so in style. He went to a club where he met none other than Shaquille O'Neal, the legendary NBA star and DJ. Shaq, who goes by DJ Diesel when he's spinning tunes, invited Volkanovski to join him on stage, where they danced and had fun together. Volkanovski posted a video of their encounter on his Instagram, where he thanked Shaq for his hospitality and support. It was a surreal moment to see the 5'6" Volkanovski and the 7'1" Shaq share the spotlight, as they represent two different sports and sizes. But they also share a common passion for MMA, as Shaq is a longtime fan and friend of many fighters. He even has his own MMA gym in his house, where he trains with some of the best coaches and fighters in the world.

In a thrilling showdown at UFC on ESPN 49, Jack Della Maddalena managed to avoid a major upset against Bassil Hafez, who exceeded all expectations in his short-notice promotional debut. Despite Hafez's strong start, Della Maddalena weathered the storm, delivered heavy damage, and convinced the judges to award him a split-decision victory. Della Maddalena admitted that he wasn't sure how the decision would go, stating; "I thought it could go either way. When I heard it was a split, the judges don't always make good decisions, so I thought I had a good shot." Hafez began the welterweight bout aggressively, taking Della Maddalena down within the first 10 seconds. He maintained pressure for nearly two minutes, unleashing strikes and searching for takedowns. Both fighters exchanged hard shots while on their feet, making for an unexpectedly intense first round for the UFC newcomer. Entering uncharted territory, Della Maddalena responded strongly in the second round. While Hafez continued to land significant strikes and pursue takedowns, Della Maddalena remained composed, retaliating with powerful shots that visibly affected his opponent. A mistimed takedown attempt by Hafez allowed him to spend the majority of the final two minutes on top, giving him a brief advantage. Heading into the final round, Della Maddalena knew he had to make a statement. He unleashed a barrage of heavy blows, taking advantage of Hafez's dwindling conditioning after accepting the fight on short notice. Struggling to withstand the onslaught while exhausted, Hafez found himself in a dire situation. Della Maddalena capitalized, taking Hafez's back and threatening with submissions and ground-and-pound. Although Hafez briefly reversed the position, Della Maddalena managed to regain control and close out the fight. Reflecting on the challenging matchup, Della Maddalena expressed his expectations, saying: "I did expect him to be tough. The guy with such a big opportunity to come out here and bring the fight. That's what I wanted. I wanted a three-round fight, so cheers, Bassil." While Della Maddalena's victory marked the first time he didn't finish a fight in the first round during his UFC career, his five-fight win streak at 170 pounds ties him for the longest active streak in the weight class. The thrilling clash between Della Maddalena and Hafez showcased the heart and determination of both fighters. As Della Maddalena continues to ascend the ranks in the welterweight division, fans can anticipate more exhilarating battles in his future.

It was supposed to be a competitive women's flyweight bout between two promising fighters, but it turned into a nightmare for Istela Nunes, who suffered a horrific elbow injury in the opening seconds of her fight with Viktoriia Dudakova. Dudakova, who was making her UFC debut after an impressive 6-0 run in the regional circuit, wasted no time in taking the fight to Nunes, who was looking for her first UFC win after three losses. Dudakova shot for a single leg takedown and managed to drag Nunes to the mat, but as Nunes tried to brace herself with her left arm, something went horribly wrong. Nunes' elbow bent in an unnatural way, causing her to scream in agony and tap out immediately. Dudakova backed off and showed concern for her opponent, while the referee called off the fight. The official time of the stoppage was 34 seconds. It was a devastating outcome for Nunes, who had to be stretchered out of the cage and taken to the hospital. The Brazilian fighter had shown potential in her previous fights, but had been unlucky with injuries and decisions. She now faces a long recovery and an uncertain future in the UFC. Dudakova, on the other hand, celebrated her UFC debut win, albeit with mixed emotions. She expressed sympathy for Nunes and wished her a speedy recovery, while also thanking her team and fans for their support. She also called out some of the top names in the division, such as Jessica Eye and Roxanne Modafferi, saying she was ready to face anyone. Dudakova improved her record to 7-0 and established herself as a new contender in the women's flyweight division. She also showed sportsmanship and class in handling a difficult situation.

If you're a fan of mixed martial arts, you probably know the name Alexandre Pantoja. He's the current UFC flyweight champion, and he just defended his belt in one of the most thrilling fights of the year. But do you know where he came from, and how he celebrated his victory? Pantoja was born and raised in Arraial do Cabo, a small coastal town in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He started training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu at the age of 12, and soon fell in love with the sport. He competed in local and regional tournaments, and eventually made his way to the professional MMA scene. He joined the UFC in 2017, after winning a reality show: The Ultimate Fighter. He quickly established himself as one of the best flyweights in the world, with a well-rounded game that included striking, wrestling, and submissions. He won nine of his first 12 fights in the UFC, including two victories over Brandon Moreno, who would later become the UFC flyweight champion. Pantoja finally got his chance to fight for the title at UFC 290, where he faced Moreno for the third time. The fight was a back-and-forth war that had fans on the edge of their seats. Both fighters showed incredible heart, skill, and toughness, as they exchanged punches, kicks, takedowns, and submission attempts for five rounds. The fight was so close that it ended in a split decision, with two judges giving it to Pantoja and one to Moreno. Pantoja was declared the new UFC flyweight champion, and he embraced Moreno in a show of respect and sportsmanship. But the celebration didn't end there. Pantoja returned to his hometown of Arraial do Cabo, where he was greeted by a huge crowd of fans and supporters. They cheered, chanted, and waved flags as they escorted him through the streets. Pantoja thanked them for their love and support, and said he was proud to represent his town and his country. Pantoja is not only a UFC champion, but also a hometown hero. He has inspired many people with his story of hard work, dedication, and perseverance.