WBC world heavyweight champion is unretired now jajajaj. I somehow knew it was an act, he is not going to pass up all those big money fights when he is the best. I do think he is the man in the heavyweight división. He says hes back for the money and if Mayweather made 400 million he wants 500 million to fight Usyk. I like the way he fights but dont like the way he conducts himself, I believe its an act. One day he says he would fight for free and now he wants 500 million. Now lets see things how they are, Fury v.s Usyk will not be a bigger draw than Mayweather v.s Paquiao. Maybe those mental health issue are coming back, which I also believe is an act. Its a good excuse to screw up and get in problems and blaim mental health issues. Maybe him and his family members attacking passengers in a taxi in europe days after the Dillian White fight was due to mental health. Hes just a big bully. Poor baby he has mental health issues so its ok. Ex world champ Deontay Wilder was right, if it would of been anyone else they would of been treated like someone with a drug and alcohol problem. We all know he lived a crazy lifestyle after he won the world heavyweight championships and how he was stripped from his titles and retired for a while. Now many people with drug and alcohol problems think of suicide, so hes not the only one, do we now call that mental health issues? To me its an act to get people to feel sorry for him insted of judging him for his screw ups. The man knows how to sell and make you feel sorry for him. I agree with what Eddie Hearn said that if he is a mental health issues advocate how does he make fun of A.J for having an emotional meltdown, that tells you what kind of man he is. I believe he is the drama queen of boxing and knows how to sell but still isnt on Mayweathers or Paquiao's level to be asking for 500 millón dollars. He is a total class act. I respect people that do have mental health issues and I feel for them, I personally know whats its like to live with people with different needs. I have two children in the Autism spectrum and things are not always easy like many parents with kids on the spectrum know, but I dont go out and beat people up and blame it on my personal frustrations or on mental health issues. I really hope Fury gets the 500 million dollars he wants so he can get his baby brother Tommy Fury under special care to treat his shrunkin testicle syndrom and some psycologist would be good to help him get passed him ducking Jake Paul.

Undisputed supermiddleweight champion Canelo Álvarez is working hard at the gym and is taking this fight against Gennady Golovkin really personal. Not only does he want to win , but he wants the knockout finish and not only that , he wants to retire Undisputed middleweight champ Golovkin. I really believe this will be the fight of the year because both of their past fight against eachother were real wars and I dont think this third fight will be any different. I believe Canelos plan to hurt Golovkin may play against him if he starts fast and gases out, which we saw in his last fight against Bivol. GGG is always dangerous because of his punching power and that can always turn a fight around. I hope Canelo doesnt take GGG lightly because of his age, he can still fight at high level and is still undisputed champion. Whatever happens we are in for a real war ladies and gents.

In the main event of ONE's broadcast premiere on Amazon Prime on Friday, the all-time great returned the favor 16 months after suffering the first knockout loss of his career by knocking out Adriano Moraes with a vicious two-shot combination. As a result of the official stoppage occurring at 3:50 in the fourth round, Johnson holds the distinction of being the first person to eliminate Moraes. The contest was a rematch from last April, when Moraes defeated Johnson to win the flyweight title by way of a knee to the head followed by a barrage of strikes that knocked Johnson out in the second round. Johnson, who also won the ONE Flyweight Grand Prix in 2019, now holds the ONE Flyweight championship for the first time after the victory. Prior to his defeat against Henry Cejudo, Johnson held the UFC record for consecutive championship defenses with 11 wins. He was moved to ONE in 2018 and is currently 4-1 in Singapore. Prior to his fight Demetrious also seeked help from his rival Henry Cejudo and trained in his gym for a week. Cejudo also called Demetrious after his fight to congratulate him on the victory. The king of cringe was happy to admit that Demetrious is one of the best ever to do it in the sport of MMA. Johnson (31-4-1) entered his rematch with Moraes (20-4) with a strong start and pushed the tempo in an effort to make up for his evident size disadvantage against the 5-foot-8 Brazilian. Johnson is widely regarded as the finest flyweight to ever compete. Midway through the first round, he used an elbow from the bottom position to rip open a large cut above the former champion's left eye. Despite spending the majority of the first 10 minutes pinned underneath Moraes, "Mighty Mouse" remained aggressive and gained momentum in Round 3 with quick footwork and a steady diet of digging hooks that depleted Moraes' energy. The ending move was stunning once the fourth round began. With a lightning-fast counter right hand and a picture-perfect knee to the head as Moraes bounced against the fence, the 36-year-old great put a stop to Moraes' night once and for all. Johnson presently has a 31-4-1 career record overall. How long this reign actually lasts will be seen. He demonstrated that he still possesses the talent and drive to hold his position at the top at the age of 36. After the bout, the Kentucky fighter said, "I genuinely believe that I'm still improving at 36." He is correct, according to the evidence of this fight. Johnson is still a major draw, one of the One Championship's marquee athletes, and he has complete control over the outcome of his upcoming match. With each boxer having one victory, Johnson vs. Moraes appears poised for a third decisive round. Johnson, one of the all-time great flyweights, will make the choice. The fans will be interested in watching whoever his next opponent is, especially now that One has a TV agreement with Amazon Prime. For a big star, a large stage.

The former UFC double champ and Hall of Famer, Daniel Cormier, has labeled Khamzat Chimaev as the biggest loser of the UFC 278 where Leon Edwards knocked out Kamaru Usman with a stunning head kick to win the UFC welterweight title. But Rocky’s surprise win has put the Swede title shot in doubt. Khamzat Chimaev is set to face Nate Diaz in the main event at UFC 279 on Saturday, September 10th at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Chimaev is currently unbeaten inside the cage. In his last outing, Borz defeated the #4 ranked welterweight contender Gilbert Burns via unanimous decision at UFC 273 while Nate Diaz prepares for the last match of his contract. Since his loss in a rematch against the Notorious Conor McGregor, he only managed to beat Anthony Pettis while getting dropped by Jorge Masvidal and Leon Edwards in his last battles. Cormier is one of just four double champs in UFC history. Now retired and in the UFC Hall of Fame, Cormier works as an analyst and commentator for the UFC. While breaking down Chimaev's upcoming UFC main event against Nate Diaz on his show 3 Rounds with DC, Cormier, he urged that Khamzat should have stayed for the championship fight rather than stepping in against Nate Diaz. Cormier thinks that now Chimaev might need one more win after Diaz for his shot for the welterweight gold. “I think last weekend he did not understand that he was the biggest loser in the Usman vs. Leon situation because he was in line,” Cormier said on his YouTube channel. “All he had to do was get past Diaz. All he had to do, was get past Diaz, you fight for the championship, but with Leon Edwards winning now, now we got a trilogy, and rightfully so. He continued by questioning the purpose of the UFC 279 headliner, "That leads to the question, what is this fight for? I feel like for Diaz, this fight is for legacy. I feel like, for Chimaev, this is just another scalp on his resume because I don't know if this win necessarily puts him closer than he already is to a championship fight. And, because of the result last weekend, he'll need one more. I just wonder who that one more is going to come against. If he beats Diaz, does he get Covington next?" UFC President has already announced a trilogy fight with Kamaru Usman would be the first title defense for Leon Edwards. This news doesn’t rule in favor of Chimaev hence delaying his inevitable title shot. White was interested in putting Chimaev against Colby Covington first. Covington has not competed since his win against a best friend turned foe Jorge Masvidal at UFC 272. An assault was conducted at a Miami Beach restaurant by Jorge Masvidal on Covington just after weeks of their fight, halted the plans of his early return in the octagon. According to a police report, Covington fractured a tooth and suffered a wrist abrasion. Chimaev has already called out Covington in the past, and particularly if Edwards remains the champion, the two could face off in a match for the next title contender. Edwards' victory has put the rest of the division's title hopes on hold, as Usman is the most deserving opponent of his first title defense. While Edwards wishes to give a chance for the gold to Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz if both manage to win their next fight.

Following his most recent defeat, former UFC lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos announced on his social media that he no longer intends to pursue gold in the Octagon. Dos Anjos is not done fighting yet but wants to have fun fights before he says goodbye to combat sports. On Twitter, RDA explained his reasons in a post and revealed some outstanding names in UFC he wishes to fight. He wants a contest against a name that will encourage him to train hard. Although he came back to the lightweight division back in 2020, It would not be an issue for the Brazilian to move up a division for some special matchups. Dos Anjos won the lightweight title at UFC 185 in 2015 by defeating Anthony Pettis by unanimous decision. But his reign as a champion was a short run he was only able to defend his title against the UFC legend Donald Cerrone before losing it to Eddie Alvarez in July 2016. Since then, it has been a rollercoaster ride for the former champion in the UFC as he stepped in against distinguished available fighters in the lightweight and welterweight divisions like Khabib Nurmagomedov, Kamaru Usman, Colby Covington, Robbie Lawler, Benson Henderson, Anthony Pettis, and countless others. Before the move back down to 155lbs, ‘RDA’ lost back-to-back decisions to Michael Chiesa and Leon Edwards. On his return to the lightweight division, RDA won via a split decision over Paul Felder in November 2020. Since his return after a long layoff of 15 months in March 2022, Dos Anjos's record remains 1-1. He defeated Renato Moicano in a catchweight bout at 160lb. In his second outing of the calendar year, he faced a devastating loss against an uprising lightweight Rafael Fiziev. Fiziev ended the bout in the early seconds of the fifth round of the main event. On paper, all these fights make logic as Jim Miller has been in the UFC for a long time and is an absolute icon of the sport. Jorge Masvidal has been very much active on social media these as he is without an opponent now. A match with Tony Ferguson and Clay Guida will be an interesting reply as RDA was not able beat them in the octagon. Let's see, what UFC has to offer the former champion for his next fight after this announcement.

WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman feels it would be correct for former world champ Vasyl Lomachenko to get a title shot against the winner of Haney v.s Kambosos. He feels Lomachenko is one of the best lightweights in the world still, in a really stacked división. I believe he is right but you also have so many other talented fighters that can make huge fights against the winner. You have Davis, Cruz, Garcia and Lopez still in the mix. At the moment I think the Lightweights have a really stacked división and can make a few mega fights. We are on for a few treats next year coming from the lightweights.

A few days ago in an interview in a YouTube channel called Daplaymaker former world champ Antonio Margarito made headlines again when he said he wanted a trilogy with hall of fame champ Miguel Cotto. He stated that if Cotto goes the distance of twelve rounds against him that he would give him two million dollars. He is that sure that he can win Cotto in a third fight. I think its an intresting grudge match still that can sell. Antonio Margarito was a solid champ and beat some greats but his legacy was stained, with his handwraps scandle. That pretty much ruined his acomplishments in the ring.

In case Nate Diaz wins against Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 279 next month, newly crowned UFC welterweight champion Leon Edwards has stated that he would be "100%" eager to face Diaz again in a championship bout in the future. Edwards, the main event of UFC 278 on Saturday in Salt Lake City, Utah, knocked out two-time opponent and champion Kamaru Usman in the fifth round with a Hail-Mary left high kick, ending Usman's reign as the division pacesetter since 2019. The reigning welterweight champion, Leon Edwards, has no shortage of potential challengers for his initial defense. Diaz, who hasn't won since August 2019, would have to re-sign with the promotion for that to be possible as UFC 279 is the penultimate bout on his contract. Dana White, the president of the UFC, previously stated that if Chimaev defeats Diaz, he will be next in line for a championship opportunity, but Edwards is also open to a trilogy fight with Usman at London's Wembley Stadium. Leon Edwards appeared on the Ariel Helwani Show ‘ The MMA Hour’ and let his feelings out about the contenders who he might face in the future. He stated, “Whoever, whenever. I’d love to run back Usman, but it has to be in London. Dana [White] came out and said Wembley, that would be amazing. To headline Wembley with Usman, that would be amazing. But if not, let [Jorge] Masvidal get a few wins. That would be a big fight as well. I’d love to f****** smack his head off him. “But like I said, whoever, whenever. I’m top of the mountain now. There’s no doubting. [UFC President] Dana [White] came out before and said if Usman weren’t champion, Colby would be champion. When I heard that I was like, what? Colby had two shots, Masvidal had two shots, but little old Leon came in with one shot and head-kicked him. Pound-for-pound, head shot.” After dominating Diaz for five rounds back at UFC 263 , Edwards was rocked with just a minute left in the fight, but "Rocky" pulled through. So Edwards is happy to give Diaz a rematch if he defeats unbeaten Chimaev (11-0 MMA, 5-0 UFC) in his upcoming UFC 279 main event on Sept. 10. When asked about how he would like to face the winner of the matchup between Khamzat Chimaev and Nate Diaz he excitedly said that, “ Imagine the scenes – the scenes!” Edwards said. “Imagine the scenes. I would 100 percent give Nate a shot as well. That would be — the scenes would be crazy. I would 100 percent give Nate a shot because Nate’s a G. I’ve always said it, even after the fight. He is who he is. The game never changed him. So it that does happen, then Nate’s definitely getting the shot.” It is obvious that after Leon Edwards won the championship every fighter in the division wants a piece of him. But it won’t be an easy path as Leon himself had to work tirelessly and go through adversity on many occasions to land his title shot. The trilogy for now seems the most likely option but if Leon was to face another contender in the division who will be the best fit? Let us know your thoughts in the comment.

Rumors are going around that MMA star Jessica "Balck Widow" Borja just signed to BKFC. Shes coming from a MMA background and has competed in companies like Bellator and is now ready to go bare knuckle. Jessica Borga is a Florida based fighter with a following. With her added to the mix ,the BKFC's womans división gets a little more deeper.

The Ukrainian heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk defended his WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO titles in a rematch against the British Olympic gold winner Anthony Joshua on Saturday on the soil of Saudi Arabia. With the win, Usyk remains undefeated extending his winning streak to 20-0 and getting the Ring Magazine championship which was recently stripped from Fury and was put up for grabs. In his post-fight interview, the champion made it clear that he is only interested in a unification fight with Tyson Fury otherwise he has no intention to box. It looks like Usyk's wish has been heard and a potential fight with Fury has begun to take shape. Tyson Fury has set a seven-day deadline to arrange a unification fight with the Ukrainian. Despite making announcements regarding his retirement on several occasions in 2022, The Gypsy King is expected to take his decision back and step inside the ring against Usyk either by the end of 2022 or in early 2023. Fury has most recently defeated Dillian Whyte in April and holds the WBC title. Promoter Frank Warren has said that a bout with Fury is “the only fight” Usyk wants, and Fury has given until 1 September for it to be arranged. He posted on social media: “For all these suitors out there that want to make the fight, I’m going to give you all seven days until September 1st to come up with the money, if not thank you very much, it’s been a blast, I’m retired. “All offers submitted must be to my lawyer in writing with proof of funds, so let the games begin.” Tyson Fury has also named a price of £500m for the fight with Oleksandr Usyk. Talking to an interview with talkSPORT, Fury said, "This fight is purely about money. I'm retired. I don't need money. I've got plenty of money. But if they want the Gypsy King to fight, they've got to pay an obscene amount of money. It's the biggest fight in the world, and it needs to be the biggest payday in the world. Floyd Mayweather got $400m for [Manny] Pacquiao, I want £500m for Usyk." Promoters Bob Arum and Frank Warren have guaranteed that an undisputed heavyweight championship fight will happen soon. Both boxers have expressed their willingness to fight. But to meet the financial conditions of both boxers remains a real issue. The venue of the fight is yet to be decided. The location most likely would-be Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates as the fight would generate major money interest from there. Co-promotor Frank Warren sat down with iFL TV and claimed, “The challenge is going to be meeting the financial expectations of both guys. It has to be much bigger than that [Usyk v Joshua II] because you’ve got two undisputed fighters and the first time the four belts have been on the line. “It’s a unique situation and what adds to it is that they are both undefeated, which is quite unusual.” It will be for the first time we will see all four heavyweight titles on the line if the fight does occur. the winner would become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999-2000, and the sixth of all time and first-ever champion of the four-belt era following the rise of the WBO.

Ex UFC, Bellator, Strikeforce and Invicta FC womans champion Cris Cyborg is going to give boxing a try. Cyborg is currently a free agent and doesnt have to answer to nobody. Cyborgs boxing debut will be on september 25th against the rugged veteran Simone Silva. Boxing great and current undisputed champion Claressa Shields says that Cyborg is a good boxer and has the goods to take on top contenders in the 154lbs división. If the champ said that about Cyborg, then 154lbs girls watch out for Cyborg because shes coming.

The Ring Magazine made adjustments to their famous pound for pound rankings . They put a new king in their rankings, none other than unified world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk as their number one. Theres a new king in town ladies and gents. The rest of their P4P rankings stayed like this: Oleksandr Usyk Naoya Inoue Terence Crawford Errol Spence Jr Saul Álvarez Vasyl Lomachenko Dimitri Bivol Josh Taylor Jermell Charlo Artur Beterbiev