Rafael Fiziev proved himself as a new star at the UFC when the UFC lightweight contender extended his winning streak on Saturday night. Fiziev (12-1 MMA, 6-1 UFC) proved himself a new UFC star by knocking out former UFC lightweight champion Rafael Dos Anjos in the UFC main event of UFC on ESPN 39. Fiziev 29, may not be comfortable calling other fighters out, but he has no problem encountering them in the cage. His performance on Saturday was as effective and violent as it has been throughout his career. Representing the country of Azerbaijan, Fiziev worked in five rounds with a combination of kicks and boxing on the body of Dos Anjos. After struggling to gain control of the fight in the first three rounds, Dos Anjos did his best in the fourth, where he landed a magnificent flying king and a very dangerous sniper and took a late takedown to regain his grip on the match. Got it. But as the former champion looked to find his way to the final round, the Fiziev thundered in response, knocking RDA down with a big punch and two follow-up shots to the ground. Due to which referee Mark Smith had to intervene between the two fighters and ended the match and the fight at 0:18 of round 5. His victory over the former lightweight champion earned hid a potential bump in the US $ 50,000 performance bonus and division rankings. Dos Anjos, on the other hand, tasted their first defeat after returning to light weight. The former champion returned to light weight at the end of 2020 from Welterweight. He defeated Paul Felder on the return and then won with a dominant decision over Moicano. Dos Anjos is 3-3 in his last six matches. According to the official UFC rankings, Dos Anjos moved to the No. 7 spot on Saturday as a lightweight. Fiziev was 10th. The latest UFC on ESPN 39 results include: Rafael Fiziev def. Rafael dos Anjos via knockout (punches) – Round 5, 0:18 Caio Borralho def. Armen Petrosyan via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Said Nurmagomedov def. Douglas Silva de Andrade via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) Chase Sherman def. Jared Vanderaa via knockout (punches) – Round 3, 3:10 Aiemann Zahabi def. Ricky Turcios via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Jamie Mullarkey def. Michael Johnson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Cody Brundage def. Tresean Gore via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:50 Antonina Shevchenko def. Cortney Casey via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) David Onama def. Garrett Armfield via technical submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 2, 3:13 Kennedy Nzechukwu def. Karl Roberson via TKO (elbows) – Round 3, 2:19 Saidyokub Kakhramonov def. Ronnie Lawrence via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)

UFC Vegas 58 took place tonight at the UFC APEX in Las Vegas. In the main event, the top ten lightweight Rafael dos Anjos and Rafael Fiziev competed, both wanting to extend their winning streak. In the co-main event, Caio Borralho and Armen Petrosyan, former students of the competing series, competed in the middleweight division. Boralho (11-1 MMA) will be looking for a fourth straight win in the Octagon this evening. In its latest attempt, The Natural won a unanimous decision against Gadzhi Omargadzhiev. Meanwhile, Armen Petrosyan (7-1 MMA) will enter tonight's co-headliner with a three-fight winning streak, his latest decision being a split victory against Gregory Rodriguez. 'Superman' suffered its only career loss in June 2021 against Hassan Yousefi. Caio Borralho vs. Armen Petrosian In the main event, Caio Borralho won his second UFC victory in his middleweight bout against Armen Petrosyan. Boralho took Petrosyan's back early in the first round and spent the rest trying to submit. In Round Two, Boralho grabbed Petrosyan's back again but failed to threaten to submit. In Round Three, Boralho's exchange was dominated by a tie-down, with Petrosyan kneeling in the face too late. Hold the decision below. Official UFC Vegas 58 Result: Caio Borralho def. Armen Petrosyan Who would you like to see Borralho fight next after the victory over Petrosyan at tonight's UFC event in Las Vegas? Note: Just hours before the start of UFC Vegas 58, Nina Nunes announced that her rivalry with Cynthia Calvillo had been removed from the card. After losing weight on Friday, she contracted a worm in her stomach and could not recover in time to compete. As a result, the bantamweight matchup between Aiemann Zahabi and Ricky Turcios collided with the main card. The latest UFC on ESPN 39 results include: Rafael Fiziev def. Rafael dos Anjos via knockout (punches) – Round 5, 0:18 Caio Borralho def. Armen Petrosyan via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Said Nurmagomedov def. Douglas Silva de Andrade via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) Chase Sherman def. Jared Vanderaa via knockout (punches) – Round 3, 3:10 Aiemann Zahabi def. Ricky Turcios via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Jamie Mullarkey def. Michael Johnson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Cody Brundage def. Tresean Gore via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:50 Antonina Shevchenko def. Cortney Casey via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) David Onama def. Garrett Armfield via technical submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 2, 3:13 Kennedy Nzechukwu def. Karl Roberson via TKO (elbows) – Round 3, 2:19 Saidyokub Kakhramonov def. Ronnie Lawrence via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)

The ONE 160 card will be announced on August 26, 2022, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. In addition to the two title bouts, a championship with the continuation of the Muay Thai Grand Prix has also been added to the card. The card will be headlined in a highly anticipated rematch between lightweight champion OK Rae Yoon (16-3) and Christian Lee (15-4), according to an announcement made by the promotion on Tuesday. In the co-main event, Le (13-2) will be on the featherweight title line against Tang Kai (14-2). OK and Lee competed in Singapore in September 2021, where OK won the title with a unanimous decision. OK extended their winning streak to five, including victories against former one-time champion Marat Gafurov and former UFC and Bellator champion Eddie Alvarez in their first two promotions. With the loss to OK, Lee ended his six-fight winning streak, but now he has a chance to reclaim the title 11 months after the loss. Featherweight champion Lee Kai defends his title by winning five fights. In March, he defeated Garry Tonon in less than a minute with TKO. He won the Bellator in October 2020 with a third-round knockout by Martin Nguyen. His win against Tonon was his first title defense. While participating in the co-main event, Lee Dana White could well prove to be the best fighter to win the container series and Brendan Loughnane cannot sign with an apology. Lee, who also starred in The Ultimate Fighter Season 22, landed a head kick at KO in the Contender series but was somehow overlooked. The loss of the UFC has been the advantage of a championship: Thanh Le is currently on the verge of winning five fights, with success in all five fights. Chinese challenger Tang Kai has not lost a fight for his part since 2017, with nine consecutive wins. The main card is also set to include a 135-pound Grand Prix promotion. In the semi-final fight, Superlek Kiatmoo9 and Walter Goncalves will compete on the main card. And in the bracket substitute competition, Panpayaka Jitmuangnon and Sherzod Kabutov will meet. A total of 10 bouts are expected to take place at ONE 160. Here is a full look at the card: Main Card Ok Rae Yoon (16-3) vs. Christian Lee (15-4) (ONE MMA Lightweight Championship) Thanh Le (13-2) vs. Tang Kai (14-2) -ONE MMA Featherweight Championship Superlek Kiatmoo9 vs. Walter Goncalves -ONE Muay Thai Flyweight Grand Prix Semi-Final Panpayak Jitmuangnon vs. Sherzod Kabutov -ONE Muay Thai Flyweight Grand Prix Alternate Bout Zebaztian Kadestam (13-7) vs. Iuri Lapicus (14-1) -MMA Bout Rittewada Petchyindee vs. Saemapetch Fairtex -Muay Thai Bout Preliminary Card Paul Elliott (3-1) vs. Martin Batur (7-3) -MMA Bout Amir Khan (14-8) vs. Keanu Subba (8-5) -MMA Bout Thales Nakassu (5-1) vs. Kantharaj Agasa (11-3) -MMA Bout Valdir Rodrigues vs. Renate Canuto -Grappling Bout

Seeing the history of their first fight in the smoke, elite lightweight contenders Rafael Dos Anjos and Rafael Fiziev are ready to return to action at UFC Vegas 58. Which is set to take place this week (July 9, 2022) at Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Also in the co-man event, there is an excellent possible clash between Caio Borralho and Armen Petrosyan, and Michael Johnson is trying to continue on his way back at the expense of Jamie Mullerky. The most important fight of the Prelims card sees Nina Nunes, a former women's weightlifter, begin her journey on a strong note in the flyweight, while Cynthia Kelvillo tries to break the disappointing slide. Cynthia Calvillo vs. Nina Nunes Cynthia Calvillo (9-4-1) soon established herself as a contender to see herself with a 6-1-1 UFC start, with the only loss to Strawweight queenpin, Carla Esparza. Since then, she has struggled with three consecutive losses, the last two courtesy of Jessica Andrade and Andrea Lee. She knocked out three professional opponents and introduced two others. Nina Nunes (10-7) won four consecutive UFC starts, including a big upset over former title challenger Claudia Gadelha. Tatiana Suarez soon stopped her pace with a competitive decision, after which "The Strina" Mackenzie returned from a long vacation to suffer the loss of the submitter. She is fighting for the first time in about 15 months and only for the second time in the last three years. Many people see Cynthia Calvillo as a wrestler, coming up with all her finishes. However, in his last few fights, Calvary was in no hurry to bring the fight to the ground, using a more kick-heavy style. Both of these fighters have seen their ups and downs in the fight, and now they need to win more than ever. Nunes seemed to be struggling with retirement after his last loss and a long vacation. Calvillo's, on the other hand, has seen better days. If Cynthia Calvillo wants to fix the plane, the loss here is bad news, as she will likely be out of the rankings, and at worst cut off from the promotion. This battle marks an interesting turning point for both fighters What is your prediction for Cynthia Calvillo vs. Nina Nunes? Cynthia Calvillo vs. Nina Nunes odd and Prediction ODDS: Calvillo (-150), Nunes (+130) We have no idea which version of Nunes appears, but I would say that Calvillo's last fight has raised much more red flags than Nunes. In short, "The Strina's" footwork, speed and combination are expected to be amazing to win the day. Prediction: Nuns by unanimous decision The latest UFC Fight Night lineup for July 9 includes: Rafael dos Anjos vs. Rafael Fiziev Cynthia Calvillo vs. Nina Nunes Cortney Casey vs. Antonina Shevchenko Josh Fremd vs. Tresean Gore Said Nurmagomedov vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade Abdul Razak Alhassan vs. Jamie Pickett Caio Borralho vs. Armen Petrosyan Cody Garbrandt vs. Rani Yahya

Derek Chisora ​​and Kubrat Pulev will return to action on Saturday, July 9 at the O2 in London. Six years after 12 rounds of fighting for the European heavyweight title. At the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany. It was the Bulgarian star Pulev (29-2, 14 KOs) who came out on top on this occasion, winning a difficult split decision that saw him progress to his IBF World Title Eliminator and for the second time in his career empty European Claimed the crown. . British favorite Chisora ​​(32-12, 23 KOs) has faced some big names in the heavyweight division, including WBC World Title Challenger Dillian Whyte twice, WBA and IBF World Title Challenger Carlos Takam, United Heavyweight Two slug fests with world champion Oleksandr Usyk and most recently former WBO champion Joseph Parker. Also participating in the co-main event is a twelve-round WBA Super Welterweight title eliminator between Israel Madrimov (8-0, 8 KOs) and Michelle Soro (35-3-1, 24 KOs). Earlier, the two sides clashed last December in favor of Madrimov, who defeated Soro in the ninth round of the TKO. To see if this time Madrimov can prove himself again or Michelle Soro will take revenge? Also on the card, Felix Cash (15-0, 10 KOs) will face Vaughn Alexander (17-6-1, 10 KOs) in ten rounds of the WBA International Middleweight title and Caoimhin Agyarko (11-0, 7 KOs). ). Lukasz Maciec (28-4-1, 5 KOs) in the ten rounds of the WBA International Welterweight Belt. Here’s all you need to know. The current Chisora ​​vs Pulev 2 fight card can be found below. Derek Chisora vs Kubrat Pulev (heavyweight) Israil Madrimov vs Michel Soro (super-welterweight) Fabio Wardley vs TBA (heavyweight) Felix Cash vs Vaughn Alexander (middleweight) Caoimhin Agyarko vs Lukasz Maciec (super-welterweight) Ramla Ali vs Agustina Maris Belen Rojas (women’s featherweight)

WBC Featherweight World Champion Mark "Magnefico" Magsayo and former World Champion Rey Vargas will compete for the WBC Featherweight Championship this week on July 9 at Almodom in San Antonio, Texas. This will be Magsayo's first title defense. Vargas, meanwhile, is a former WBC Super Bantamweight champion and wants to win gold in his second weight class. Competition is more likely to be an interesting affair. Both the boxers are unbeaten and both have proved their championship level. Both have won more than 60% of their careers through stoppage, which raises the question of who is the knockout artist? Filipino thriller Magsayo (24-0, 16 KOs) fights for Pasig City, Metro Manila en route to Los Angeles, California, and became the country's latest boxing champion in January when he overtook longtime champion Gary Russell Jr. Left To win the 12 126 title at showtime. The 26-year-old got the chance in August 2021 by knocking out former champion Julio Ceja in the 10th round of the fight on the scorecards. Magsayo has been coached by Freddie Roach in Southern California and has won 12 rounds against Shoto Hayashi and Ramiro Robles, in addition to the sixth round stoppage of former title challenger Chris Avalos. The former WBC 122-pound world champion, Vargas (35-0, 22 KOs), returned from injury and almost shut out in his featherweight debut against Leonardo Baez on the undercard of Canelo vs. Plant in November 2021. Won Plant. The 31-year-old took to the streets to head to the UK to clinch his title in 2017, before winning the undefeated Gavin McDonnell. A native of Mexico City, Vargas defended his title five times, defeating Oscar Negrete, Ronny Rios and Azat Hovhannisyan. His fifth successful title defense came in July 2019 with a unanimous decision on former world champion Tomoki Kameda. Magsayo vs. Vargas will be a fight between two rising stars. ' Magnefico ' will look to start a long reign as WBC Featherweight Champion and Rey Vargas would like to continue their success by winning world titles in their second weight class. Boxing has the potential to be a thrilling contest as both fighters have a habit of responding to fire with fire. The co-main event is a twelve-round WBC featherweight title eliminator between former world champion Brendon Figuero (22-1-1, 17 KOs) of Weslaco, Texas and Carlos Castro (27-1, 12 KOs) of Sonora, Mexico. Kicking off the unbeaten main card of Indianapolis' Frank Martin (15-0, 11 KOs), Indiana will face La Chorrera, Panama's Ricardo News (23-3, 21 KOs) in ten rounds. The full lineup can be found below. Main Card Mark Magsayo vs. Rey Vargas, 12 rounds, featherweight – Magsayo’s WBC featherweight title Brandon Figueroa vs. Carlos Castro, 12 rounds, featherweight – WBC featherweight title eliminator Frank Martin vs. Ricardo Nunez, 10 rounds, lightweight Undercard Rashidi Ellis vs. Alberto Palmetta, 10 rounds, welterweight Ramon Cardenas vs. Michell Banquez, 10 rounds, bantamweight

Finally, once again the UFC is ready for a big battle. After failing twice before, once again a light clash between Rafael dos Anjos and Rafael Fiziev as the headliner for the fight night event on July 9. Initially, it was booked in February against Rafael dos Anjos of Brazil and Rafael Riziev of Kyrgyzstan, but the match was postponed for a month because Riziev had some problems with his visa. But a month later, Riziev had to withdraw from the competition due to a positive test for COVID-19. After Riziev's exit, Dos Anjos remained on the UFC 272 card and decided five rounds against Renato Carneiro. The former 155-pound champion has won two straight bouts since returning to the division 4-4 in Welterweight. Riziev (11-1) received a warm welcome at the UFC when Magomed Mustafaev kicked him in the Phantom Zone in April 2019. Since that first defeat, "Ataman" has been nothing short of spectacular, winning five in a row with two high-light reel Knockouts. Former UFC lightweight champion Dos Angeles, on the other hand, appears to be in the winning column after falling to 155 pounds after eight fight runs at Welterweight. The Brazilian returned to the lightweight division in November 2020, defeating Paul Fielder by a landslide. He defeated Fiziev's replacement, Renato Moicano, by a unanimous decision in UFC 272, but the fight was fought at a catch weight of 160 pounds. Although Dos Anjos is still dangerous, Fiziev is probably the most explosive fighter. Given the age of the Brazilian veteran, it is likely that the Kyrgyzstani will be able to land big shots to stay or win the decision. Overall, this is a very difficult fight to choose, but given the sheer experience of the 'RDA' - as well as the fact that they are looking their best against Moicano this year - to look behind It's difficult. The Pick: Rafael dos Anjos via second round submission The latest UFC Fight Night lineup for July 9 includes: Rafael dos Anjos vs. Rafael Fiziev Cynthia Calvillo vs. Nina Nunes Cortney Casey vs. Antonina Shevchenko Josh Fremd vs. Tresean Gore Said Nurmagomedov vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade Abdul Razak Alhassan vs. Jamie Pickett Caio Borralho vs. Armen Petrosyan Cody Garbrandt vs. Rani Yahya

Amanda Nunes will headline UFC 277 against Julianna Pena at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas on July 30 to fix the biggest upset in MMA history since UFC 269 last December. Peña made the biggest upset at MMA at UFC 269 in December when she submitted Nunes to his bantamweight title and snap a seven-year unbeaten streak of "The Lions". The two fighters are currently coaching against each other in the new season of The Ultimate Fighter and are now queuing for their rematch in July. It will be a fierce fight between the two best female fighters in the world today, but it will be interesting to see if Nunes remains the favorite to bat for the reboot. Nunes is better than Pena in every aspect of MMA and many people realize that losing to Pena in 2021 was an off night for Nunes. I agree with that feeling and I think Nunes got back the bantamweight title at UFC 277. The odds of a rematch between Pena and Nunes are significantly different and this makes things very interesting. Nunes has not seen such difficulties since upsetting Cris Cyborg in 2018 and this makes her a reasonable price to win directly. On the other hand, if you believe that Pena won the first fight because of what she did right and not what Nunes did wrong, then Pina is worth choosing, not so much. As much as it was. The first fight. I think it was a shame for Nunes to lose to Pina and that she would be ready for this match again and as much attention as she was during the race where she played Tate, Rousey, Shevchenko, Cyborg, and Holm for three years. Defeated With that, I think she'll knockout him. Prediction: Amanda Nunes will beat Juliana Pina by knockout. Also included is the previously announced interim flyweight title between former champion Brandon Moreno and Kai Kara-France, which will serve as the co-main event. And the main card includes a heavyweight bout between Derick Lewis and Sergei Pavlovich, a middleweight bout between Paulo Costa and former UFC champion Luke Rockhold, and a lightweight bout between Magomed Ankalaev and Anthony Smith. See the updated UFC 277 lineup below Main Card Julianna Peña vs. Amanda Nunes Brandon Moreno vs. Kai Kara-France Derrick Lewis vs. Sergei Pavlovich Paulo Costa vs. Luke Rockhold Magomed Ankalaev vs. Anthony Smith Preliminary Card Justin Tafa vs. Don’Tale Mayes Drew Dober vs. Rafael Alves Diego Ferreira vs. Drakkar Klose Ramiz Brahimaj vs. Michael Morales Ji Yeon Kim vs. Mariya Agapova Nicolae Negumereanu vs. Ihor Potieria

UFC 276 took place tonight at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The main event saw Israel Adesanya defend his middleweight crown against Jared “The Killa Gorilla” Cannonier, while in the co-main, Alexander “The Great” Volkanovski and Max “Blessed” Holloway met in a trilogy bout for the featherweight title. Adesanya vs. Cannonier Over five rounds, Adesanya dominated a formidable exchange with Jared Cannonier, who was really struggling to collect any kind of permanent offense against the champion. By the end of the battle, the Las Vegas mob was letting the fighters hear Boz's voice, but regardless of the emotion, Adesanya did much to ensure a unanimous victory. The judges scored a fight for Adesanya 49-46, 49-46 and 50-45, which gave Canonnier and his team credit for working well with the strategy that led them to do so. He hoped it would be a great show. "I'll tell you one thing, they had a great game plan," Adesanya later said. "It was really hard to keep up with my follow-up. I'm going to the second stage because they had a good game plan." Adesanya called out to Alex Pereira. "As we all know who the next competitor is, believe me, the first time I told you, it was a mistake on my part to spam the right hand and he was in kickboxing." Volkanovski vs. Holloway In the co-main event, Volkanovski - who trains in city kickboxing with Adesanya - swept cleanly in his trilogy with Max Holloway. Volkanowski recounted his feat of retaining the gold medal in 2020 before beating Holloway in 2019 to win the featherweight title. Many fans disagreed on Australia's second victory over Hawaii, but the champion left no doubt after winning all five rounds on the three judges' scorecards on Saturday. The figures reflect Volkanovski's brilliant offense and defensive display, which portrayed Holloway as a UFC novice rather than a fighter who was seen by some as the greatest featherweight ever. ۔ The result extended Volkanovski's winning streak to 22 and opened the door for the 33-year-old to challenge for the lightweight title to become the doubles champion. Alex Pereira vs. Sean Strickland Earlier in the night, former kickboxing champion Alex Pereira knocked out Sean Strickland in the first round to establish himself as a potential next challenger to the Adesanya title. Pereira is a relative novice in mixed martial arts, having only two years of training, but he has gone 3-0 up in the UFC and has won two wins against Adesanya since his time as a kickboxer. Of In the second of their two clashes in the game, Brazil knocked out Adesanya. Pereira finished off Sean Strickland early in the night and is doing his job at the Adesanya main event, all of which guarantees that former rivals will meet again but this time for the UFC middleweight title. is going. The question now is, will Pereira be able to beat Adesanya now? Will Adesanya Pereira take revenge on UFC? UFC 276 MAIN CARD Results Main Event – Middleweight Title Bout: Israel Adesanya def. Jared Cannonier via unanimous decision (49-46×2, 50-45) Co-Main Event – Featherweight Title Bout: Alexander Volkanovski def. Max Holloway via unanimous decision (50-45×3) Middleweight Bout: Alex Pereira def. Sean Strickland via KO: R1, 2.36 Welterweight Bout: Bryan Barberena def. Robbie Lawler via TKO: R2, 4.47 Bantamweight Bout: Pedro Munhoz vs Sean O’Malley results in a no contest (accidental eye poke): R2, 3.05 PRELIMS Lightweight Bout: Jalin Turner def. Brad Riddell via submission: R1, 0.45 Welterweight Bout: Jim Miller def. Donald Cerrone via submission: R2, 1.32 Welterweight Bout: Ian Garry def. Gabe Green via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Middleweight Bout: Dricus Du Plessis def. Brad Tavares via unanimous decision (29-28×3) EARLY PRELIMS Middleweight Bout: Andre Muniz def. Uriah Hall via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Women’s Flyweight Bout: Maycee Barber def. Jessica Eye via unanimous decision (29-28×2, 30-27) Women’s Bantamweight Bout: Julija Stoliarenko def. Jessica-Rose Clark via submission: R1, 0.42

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) returns this evening (July 1, 2022) with the usual rating for Friday night's action. The event at Atlanta's Overtime Elite Arena will feature 10 bouts in the welterweight and women's lightweight divisions. In the main event, 2021 PFL Women's Lightweight Champion Kayla Harrison (13-0) faces short-notice substitute Kaitlin Young (12-12-1). Kayla Harrison was previously scheduled with Julia Budd but after Julia Budd's injury resulted in her exit, Harrison competed with Kaitlin Young - the women's MMA champion, but she Passes Bud's championship was lacking in caliber. Harrison (13-0), who went on to win the back-to-back PFL Championship, has spent the rest of his fighting career with the league (fighting alone under the Invicta FC banner during the coronavirus epidemic). Save). She was the most popular free agent on the market earlier this year, before returning to the promotion that gave her her start. Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) veteran Rory MacDonald will compete with Sadibou Sy in the co-main event, former PFL champion Ray Cooper III will face Bellator alum Brett Cooper before a fight, and another former Tournament champion, Magomed Magomedkerimov, the main card in contrast to the opening late change, Dilano Taylor. See live results from the event below. PFL 6 QUICK RESULTS: MAIN CARD Kayla Harrison vs. Kaitlin Young (click here ) Rory MacDonald vs. Sadibou Sy (click here ) Ray Cooper III vs. Brett Cooper (click here ) Magomed Magomedkerimov vs. Dilano Taylor (click here ) Larissa Pacheco vs. Genah Fabian (click here ) Jarrah Al Silawi vs. Magomed Umalatov (click here ) PRELIMINARY CARD Nikolai Aleksakhin vs. Carlos Leal (click here ) Marina Mokhnatkina vs. Abigail Montes (click here ) Martina Jindrova vs. Zamzagul Fayzallanova (click here ) Olena Kolesnyk vs. Vanessa Melo (click here )

The end result: Harrison Def. Young by TKO (punches) The PFL 6 Season 2022 airs live on Friday, July 1, from the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, and takes place on Saturday, July 2 in Australia. The fight card included a series of competitions in women's lightweight and welterweight classes. In the main event 2021, PFL Women's Lightweight Champion Kayla Harrison will face Kaitlin Young. Two-time Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison has been the center of attention in the PFL. The two-time PFL champion is close to a third after taking over the business at the 2022 PFL 6 main event at Atlanta's Overtime Elite Arena. Kaitlin Young, a short-notice substitute, stood in Harrison's way on Friday evening, but failed to put up much resistance. First round: Harrison wants to attack soon. The powerful double-leg puts it at the top of the side control within a minute. When Young tries to work his way up, the landing punches. Half guard within two minutes. Dropping the right hand inside with a hook. Fullback Mount and she just keeps punching until the referee comes in. The end result: Harrison Def. Young by TKO (punches) Harrison won her first fight of the season, earning three points in a unanimous decision against Marina Mokhnatkina in the 2022 PFL 3 in Arlington, Texas. By the way, we have already said that Harrison was originally supposed to compete with former champion Julia Bud, but he was replaced by Young after recovering from an injury a few weeks before the fight. With six points in her first round on Friday, Harrison advanced to the playoffs in the second seed behind Larissa Pacheco, who also scored six points in the event. The women's lightweight playoffs, which take place in London in August, now set in the first round with Pacheco vs. Olena Kolesnyk, and Harrison vs. Martina Jindrova. You can check out all the highlights and results of PFL 6 below! PFL 6: Harrison vs. Young Results Main Card Kayla Harrison def. Kaitlin Young by TKO, Round 1, 2:35 Sadibou Sy def. Rory MacDonald by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Ray Cooper III def. Brett Cooper by TKO, Round 1, 0:24 Magomed Magomedkerimov def. Dilano Taylor by TKO, Round 2, 3:26 Larissa Pacheco def. Genah Fabian by TKO, Round 1, 2:39 Magomed Umalatov def. Jarrah Al Silawi by KO, Round 1, 3:33 Preliminary Card Nikolai Aleksakhin vs. Carlos Leal Leal receives three points after Aleksakhin withdraws Marina Mokhnatkina def. Abigail Montes by split decision (30–27, 27–30, 30–27) Martina Jindrova def. Zamzagul Fayzallanova by TKO, Round 1, 4:04 Olena Kolesnyk def. Vanessa Melo by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

The UFC is returning to Las Vegas for International Fight Week. Saturday's UFC 276 card marks the end of this year's International Fight Week, which will feature two title fights at night. In the main event, middleweight champion Israel Adesanya (22-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) will take on challenger Jared Cannonier (15-5 MMA, 8-5 UFC). The two fighters arrived at the initial scale in a two-hour window, and both were below the title fight threshold. Adesanya weighed 183.5 pounds. Cannonier weighed 184.5. In the co-main event, featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski (24-1 MMA, 11-0 UFC) will face former title holder Max Holloway (23-6 MMA, 19-6 UFC) in a rematch of the trilogy. Volkanovski was 144.5. Holloway, on the other hand, came in as the fourth fighter after Adesanya and Cannonier to weigh in at 144.5. Fortunately for Fight Fans, every fighter on the card made weight, which means there are currently no cancellations after today's weigh-ins. You can pick a selection of our expert staff for each of the above so that you can be better prepared for all the upcoming operations and predictions for major bets. You can also watch UFC's official live weightlifting show here! The official weighing results for Adesanya vs. Cannonier in UFC 276 are as follows: MAIN CARD Champ Israel Adesanya (183.5) vs. Jared Cannonier (184.5) – for the middleweight title Champ Alexander Volkanovski (144.5) vs. Max Holloway (144.5) – for the featherweight title Alex Pereira (184.5) vs. Sean Strickland (185.5) Bryan Barberena (170.5) vs. Robbie Lawler (171) Pedro Munhoz (135.5) vs. Sean O’Malley (135) PRELIMINARY CARD Brad Riddell (155.5) vs. Jalin Turner (155.5) Donald Cerrone (170.5) vs. Jim Miller (170l.5) Ian Garry (171) vs. Gabe Green (170) Dricus Du Plessis (185) vs. Brad Tavares (185.5) PRELIMINARY CARD Uriah Hall (186) vs. Andre Muniz (185.5) Maycee Barber (126) vs. Jessica Eye (126) Jessica-Rose Clark (135.5) vs. Julija Stoliarenko (136)