The UFC is returning to its apex in Las Vegas this weekend for its latest Fight Night event. But this weekend's UFC Fight Night title will feature two athletes most fans may not be familiar with. But a thrilling action can be expected from them. UFC Vegas 57 airs live from the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, NV on Saturday, June 25, with the main contestant Arman Tsarukyan of No. 11 competing against the No. 12 Mateusz Gamrot, the emerging contenders on impressive streaks. It is fair to say that the title lacks value in comparison to this headline, as neither Arman Tsarukyan nor Mateusz Gamrot have ever appeared on such a large number of cards before, nor has the man yet Worked as a star. Arman Tsarukyan vs. Mateusz Gamrot ArmanTsarukyan (18-2) is riding for five wins. Joel Alvarez was knocked out in the second round by the No. 11 contender in his last match at UFC Vegas 49 in February. In 2021, he defeated Christos Giagos in Round 1 and made a unanimous decision against Matt Frevola. Mateusz Gamrot (22-1, 1 NC) has three consecutive victories. TKO'd Carlos Diego Ferreira, the No. 12 contender at the end of last year, in the second round. Earlier, the former KSW champion of the two divisions (145 lbs and 155 lbs) submitted to Jeremy Stephens in Round 1 and KO'd Scott Holtzman in Round 1. However, it is difficult not to see this fight as similar to the fight between Charles Oliveira and Max Holloway in 2015. At the time, none of these fighters were close to the stars they are today - but the UFC shot them, and in the end, they went to greatness. So do you think Tsarukyan and Gamrot will get a big name in the days to come? What's more, who will win? In the co-main event, Neil Magni (26-8) is up against unbeaten Shavkat Rakhmonov (15-0) in Welterweight. The No. 10 ranked Magny has won his last two bouts, including a split against Max Griffin and a UD against Geoff Neal. Rakhmonov, ranked 15th, won all 15 bouts before the final horn, most recently beating Carlston Harris by knockout in the first round. Here you can see the full details of this week's UFC Fight Night. UFC Fight Night Fight Card / UFC Vegas 57 Fight Card Main card Arman Tsarukyan vs Mateusz Gamrot (lightweight) Prediction, And Betting Odds Neil Magny vs Shavkat Rakhmonov (welterweight) Prediction, And Betting Odds Josh Parisian vs Alan Baudot (heavyweight) Thiago Moises vs Christos Giagos (lightweight) Nate Maness vs Umar Nurmagomedov (bantamweight) Chris Curtis vs Rodolfo Vieira (middleweight) Prelims Carlos Ulberg vs Tafon Nchukwi (light-heavyweight) Shayilan Nuerdanbieke vs TJ Brown (featherweight) Raulian Paiva vs Sergey Morozov (bantamweight) JP Buys vs Cody Durden (flyweight) Brian Kelleher vs Mario Bautista (bantamweight) Vanessa Demopoulos vs Jinh Yu Frey (women’s strawweight)

UFC returns to Las Vegas on Saturday, June 25 with UFC ON ESPN 38 / UFC Vegas 57 with an action-packed card at UFC Apex's home base that will be broadcast on ESPN2 after the initial phase on ESPN2. A thrilling match between the rising lightweight contenders is featured in the main event. There will be a fierce five round match between Arman Tsarukyan (18-2 MMA, 5-1 UFC) and Mateusz Gamrot (20-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC) who will try to advance to the next level of the division. (Click here for more details) In the co-host event, Neil Magny steps up to take on one of Shaukat Rakhmonov's most promising prospects. It will be one of the most exciting and action-packed battles of the night. Because Rakhmonov called Magny after fulfilling his wish after his last fight with Magny. Shaukat Rakhmonov vs. Neil Magny Neil Magny is undoubtedly one of the lightest welterweight of the decade. The 19-7 record held under the UFC banner binds him to George St. Pierre with the most wins in Welterweight history. Neil Magny (26-8) and Shavkat Rakhmonov (15-0) will compete for the 170-pound welterweight matchup at UFC Vegas 57 on Saturday, June 25. Magny has one of the widest resumes in the UFC and is leading 5-1 in his last six fights. Meanwhile, his opponent Rakhmonov has emerged as one of the most closely followed prospects on the roster with a perfect record of 15-0, including three straight finals in the UFC. Rakhmonov vs. Magny Betting Pick and Prediction According to statistics, the two fighters are very similar. Magny has a slight lead in strikes as he averages just over three and a half strikes per minute, while Rakhmonov is close to three. Rakhmonov is slightly better defensively as he averages less than two significant strikes per minute, while Magny absorbs just over two. Rakhmonov has the upper hand in the pairing, although the two take off almost identically in 15 minutes. Nomad has an excellent take-down defense, however, and he is very aggressive on the mat because he is always on the lookout for submissions. It is a difficult test for Magnus Rakhmonov, but it is a test he will pass with flying colors. Betting Odds: Neil Magny (+320 Shavkat Rakhmonov (-390) Prediction: Shavkat Rakhmonov by submission Here you can see the full description of UFC Vegas 57 and the rest of the table predictions.

We will finally see Bec Rawlings in action again on June 24. The former UFC, Invicta FC and Bellator Fighter has been booked for a rematch with Britain Hart in BKFC 26, to be held on June 24 at the HardRock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Fla. The promotion announced the booking on Thursday afternoon. His return fight will be her first difficult test as he faces Hart, who went on to win four fights to put himself in contention for the title but failed to become the champion after losing to Christine Ferea. Remained The Rawlings' last win with BKFC was in 2019 before they returned to the mixed martial arts for two fight stunts with Bellator MMA where they won 1-1. She eventually split from the company and then signed a new contract to return to BKFC. Rawlings vs. Hart This match will be the rematch of 2018, where Rawlings defeated Hart in a separate decision in the second event of BKFC. The two flyweight rivals were then booked into the BKFC Fight Night on May 13, but Hart was canceled due to a medical emergency. Rawlings last competed in the MMA, where she defeated Elena kallionidou in a unanimous decision in February 2020 in the Bellator 240. The Australians have not competed in bare-nose boxing since BKFC 4 in February 2019. 3-0 record. Hart, meanwhile, saw her four-fight win in bare-nose boxing come to an end when she lost to Christine Ferea for the BKFC women's flyweight title at BKFC: Knuckle Mania 2 earlier this year. Before the defeat, she had the best UFC veterans Paige VanZant and Pearl Gonzalez. Do you think Rawlings will return to BKFC with a win or a loss?

Australian featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski will return to action on July 2 to answer questions about his previous victory over Max Holloway. Volkanovski hopes to consolidate his place in MMA history by completing a clean sweep of his trilogy with the former title holder. Volkanovski will face Holloway in Las Vegas on July 2, after defeating the United States for the first time in 2019 and winning the featherweight belt in the upset. Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway Background The pair's second fight in 2020 proved controversial, with MMA fighters, including Justin Gaethje, Dan Henderson, and Uriah Hall, publicly questioning whether Volkanovski was entitled to his split at the time. To end the feud, the featherweight champion will once again face Holloway for the third time in defense of his fourth title at the UFC International Fight Week in Las Vegas on Sunday, July 3. Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway Volkanovski (24-1 MMA, 11-0 UFC) was to face Holloway for the third time in UFC 272 in March, but Holloway withdrew due to injury. Instead, Volkanovski faced Chan Sung Jung at UFC 273 a month later, who defeated "The Korean Zombie" to win the fourth round stoppage. Meanwhile, former featherweight champion Holloway (23-6 MMA, 19-6 UFC) lost to his second consecutive title fight defeat against Volkanovski in UFC 251 in a back-to-back fight of the night in January 2021 against emerging contender Calvin Katar. Returned with a win, and most recently Yair Rodriguez in the UFC Fight Night 197 headliner last November. Do you think Australian featherweight champion Volkanovski will be able to prove himself against former featherweight champion Holloway? Will former featherweight champion Holloway be able to transform himself from former to current champion? Also in non-title action are middleweight contender Sean Strickland against kickboxing star Alex Pereira, bantamweight sensation Sean O'Malley vs. veteran Pedro Munhoz, former welterweight champion Robbie Lawler Bryan Barberena, former UFC women's bantamweight champion. Mesha Tate drops in flyweight against recent title challenger Lauren Murphy, and a lighter prospect Jalin Turner vs. City kickboxer Brad Riddle. The current UFC 276 Fight Card is as follows: UFC 276 MAIN CARD: Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier (UFC Middleweight Championship) Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway (UFC Featherweight Championship) Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Sean Strickland vs. Alex Pereira Sean O’Malley vs. Pedro Munhoz PRELIMS: Dricus du Plessis vs. Brad Tavares Jessica-Rose Clark vs. Julija Stoliarenko Uriah Hall vs. Andre Muniz Jessica Eye vs. Maycee Barber Robbie Lawler vs. Bryan Barberena Jim Miller vs. Bobby Green Jalin Turner vs. Brad Riddell

The PFL has announced the most dangerous fight card ever for PFL 5, to be held on Friday, June 24 at Atlanta, Georgia's Overtime Elite Arena. In the main event, Bruno Cappelozza, the 2021 heavyweight champion, and PFL's most feared fighter, is heading for the PFL's fifth regular season card in a fight against Matheus Scheffel. Promotion announces pairs for regular season cards, consisting mostly of heavyweight and featherweight bouts Returning champion CaPpellozZa ended Stuart Austin's night in April with a first-round knockout for six points, putting him in the best position to make it to the playoffs. Scheffel is still looking for its first PFL victory. He lost his promotional debut in April, losing to Ante Delija in the second round. In the co-main event, former UFC Lightweight champion Anthony Pettis is back in action after his victory over Myles Price in PFL 3, which earned him six points, and puts him at the top of the division standings. "Showtime" competes with Scotland's Stevie Ray, who needs an initial stoppage to bank enough points to secure a place in the playoffs. The Preliminary card will launch the action with seven contests: Anti Delija vs. Stuart Austin Heavyweight; Dennis Goltsov vs. Sam Kei in Heavyweight, Ali Isaec vs Jamelle Jones in heavyweight, Bubba Jenkins vs Saba Bolghi in Featherweight, Lance Palmer vs. Sheymon Morraes in Featherweight, Brendan Loughnane vs. Boston Salmon at featherweight and Alejandro Flores vs. Ryoji Kudo at featherweight. Peter Murray, CEO of PFL, said: "From the OTE Arena in Atlanta to the PFL Playoffs live on the road. "PFL's unique season format makes winning every fight a must and provides the best MMA action to millions of fans around the world." PFL 5: Cappelozza vs Scheffel fight card Main Card Bruno Cappelozza vs. Matheus Scheffel Anthony Pettis vs. Stevie Ray Chris Wade vs. Kyle Bochniak Renan Ferreira vs. Klidson Abreu Preliminary Card Ante Delija vs. Stuart Austin Denis Goltsov vs. Sam Kei Ali Isaev vs. Jamelle Jones Bubba Jenkins vs. Saba Bolaghi Lance Palmer vs. Sheymon Moraes Brendan Loughnane vs. Boston Salmon Alejandro Flores vs. Ryoji Kudo

About a month later, Bellator returns to the Octagon to take action. Bellator 282 is set to host an action-packed event at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville on Friday, June 24, 2022. Middleweight World Champion and No. 3-ranked pound-for-pound star Gegard Mousasi will try to defend his belt at Bellator 282 when he faces No. 1 ranked Johnny Abelin. Considered one of the best fighters of all time, Mousasi will seek to make it his third consecutive successful title defense against the No. 1 contender. After Mousasi won the stoppage against Austin Vanderford and John Setler in their last two promotional shows, Mousasi is not convinced that Abelin has brought anything new to the fight. Abelin won the title shot last March with a three-round decision on Salter at Bellator 276. Mousasi will represent an important step in the American Top Team product competition. That said, Mousasi acknowledged that since his opponent was a relatively newcomer, he could bring in new fighting skills. Gegard Mousasi entered the ring with a record of 48 wins, 7 losses and 2 draws, including 27 knockouts and 12 submissions. Johnny Abelin, on the other hand, will make it to the ring with an impeccable record of 11 wins and 0 draws, including 5 knockouts and 1 submission. Do you think Gegard Mousasi Bellator 282 can retain the title once again? Will the belt change its owner this time? Now you can watch exciting fight.tv events and competitions live on fight.tv. Here you can see full details about Bellator 282. Event: Bellator 282: “Mousasi vs. Eblen” Date: Fri., June 24, 2022 Location: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut Bellator 282 Main Event: Champion Gegard Mousasi (49-7-2) vs. Johnny Eblen (11-0) Bellator 282 Main Card Leandro Higo (21-5) vs. Danny Sabatello (12-1) Magomed Magomedov (18-2) vs. Enrique Barzola (18-5-2) Brennan Ward (15-6) vs. Kassius Kayne (12-7) Bellator 282 ‘Prelims’ Card Brent Primus (11-2) vs. Alexander Shabliy (21-3) Cat Zingano (12-4) vs. Pam Sorenson (9-4) Anatoly Tokov (30-2) vs. Muhammed Abdullah (11-5, 1 NC) Sabah Homasi (16-10) vs. Maycon Mendonca (11-5) Alejandra Lara (9-5) vs. Ilara Joanne (9-6) Cody Law (6-0) vs. James Gonzalez (8-5) Dan Moret (15-7) vs. Killys Mota (12-3) Lucas Brennan (6-0) vs. Johnny Soto (4-2) Fabio Aguiar (18-2) vs. Aaron Jeffery (11-3) Mandel Nallo (8-2, 1 NC) vs. Bryce Logan (12-6) Marcos Breno (14-2) vs. Richard Palencia (10-0) Note: Fight TV is once again going to present an action-packed event. june 18th we have another great night of boxing with a WBFED International title on the líne live from beautiful Ensenada Mexico 6 p.m.. Watch it live only on www.fight.tv

Dangerous pair of women's featherweight is back in the line once again. Because fans will see Cat Zingano and Pam Sorenson face to face once again in Bellator 282. Which is set to take place on June 24 at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. The pair were originally set for Bellator 276 in March, but the contest ended when Zingano withdrew due to injury. Many expected Zingano (12-4) to be in the front line for a shot at Cris Cyborg, who instead faced Arlene Blencowe in Bellator 279 last month. If the "Alpha" cat wins in June, chances are the title fight will present itself. This will be Zanzibar's third fight for Bellator since making her debut in 2020. She is now 2-0 up after leaving the UFC, winning the decision against Gabby Holloway and then submitting to Olivia Parker last year. Sorenson (9-4) has split her first two Bellator outings. The 36-year-old won a separate decision against Roberta Samad in August 2021, then lost a unanimous decision against Arlene Blancowe in Bellator 271 last November. Who do you think will win the title shot? Be sure to share your valuable feedback. Thank you. fight.tv brings you exciting news as well as thrilling and action-packed events. As you can see live and previous videos on the fight.tv website. Thanks Bellator 282 is set to land at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on June 24. The title of the card is from the middleweight title fight, as Gegard Mousasi is seen defending against Johnny Abelin. the latest Bellator 282 lineup includes: Bellator 282 Main Event: Champion Gegard Mousasi (49-7-2) vs. Johnny Eblen (11-0) Bellator 282 Main Card Leandro Higo (21-5) vs. Danny Sabatello (12-1) Magomed Magomedov (18-2) vs. Enrique Barzola (18-5-2) Brennan Ward (15-6) vs. Kassius Kayne (12-7) Bellator 282 ‘Prelims’ Card Brent Primus (11-2) vs. Alexander Shabliy (21-3) Cat Zingano (12-4) vs. Pam Sorenson (9-4) Anatoly Tokov (30-2) vs. Muhammed Abdullah (11-5, 1 NC) Sabah Homasi (16-10) vs. Maycon Mendonca (11-5) Alejandra Lara (9-5) vs. Ilara Joanne (9-6) Cody Law (6-0) vs. James Gonzalez (8-5) Dan Moret (15-7) vs. Killys Mota (12-3) Lucas Brennan (6-0) vs. Johnny Soto (4-2) Fabio Aguiar (18-2) vs. Aaron Jeffery (11-3) Mandel Nallo (8-2, 1 NC) vs. Bryce Logan (12-6) Marcos Breno (14-2) vs. Richard Palencia (10-0)

The UFC returns to action on Saturday at Octagon in Austin, Texas, with an interesting featherweight matchup card headlined. When the top ten featherweight Calvin Kattar and Josh Emmett competed for the title shot at UFC on ESPN 37. Kattar vs. Emmett Background Fourth-ranked Calvin Kattar faces off in a five-round headline bout with seventh-ranked Josh Emmett. Kattar is in his fourth consecutive main event and is looking for an impressive win against Giga Chikadze in January. Emmett goes on to win four fights in this fight and was last in action at UFC 269 in December, winning a decisive victory over Dan lge. The winner will claim the title shot for his next match. Kattar vs. Emmett Play-by-Play In Round 1, both fighters were very hesitant. In the first three minutes, they basically increased the size of each other and launched air strikes to test their range. However, nothing important happened. In the last couple of minutes, they both started to let go. Emmett seemed to be taking more effective shots, although Kattar seemed a bit more busy. In the second, Emmett saw the pressure. He was swinging hard and backing up the dagger. But about halfway through, the blow of the dagger came in and landed hard on Emmett's face. A cut had opened on Emmett's left eye and he was bleeding profusely. Emmett tried to respond with large looping hooks, but most of them were stopped by the dagger. The third, fourth and fifth rounds were constantly back and forth between their powers. Kattar had a long way to go in which he combined solid shots with his jaw and other range attacks. But Emmett will also go where he is forced to press the dagger and throw the big looping hooks back. At the last bell, both fighters were killed and bloodied. Emmett (18-2 MMA, 9-2 UFC) defeated Kattar (23-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC) by split decision. The judges’ scorecards read 48-47 and 48-47 in favor of Emmett and a single 47-48 card for Kattar. Emmett now finds himself on an unbeaten run of five fights. Emmett entered the UFC on ESPN 37 with successive victories over Michael Johnson, Mirsad Bektic, Shane Burgos and Dan lge. The 37-year-old has not lost in 2018 since being stopped by Jeremy Stephens. Kattar is 1-2 in its last three matches. He was badly beaten by Max Holloway in Abu Dhabi in early 2021 and returned with a resounding victory over Giga Chikadze. It was the third consecutive event hosted by a Boston native at the UFC. Breaking News Longtime UFC veteran and fan-favorite Donald Cerrone competed in the lightweight bout against Joe Lauzon in the co-host competition, but was later removed from the card because Lauzon suffered a strange knee injury after losing weight. Also on the main card is a welterweight bout pitting Tim Means against Kevin Holland, and a pair of middleweight fights when Joaquin Buckley fights Albert Duraeo, and a match between Julian Marquez and Gregory Rodriguez. Exciting competitions are also included. UFC on ESPN 37 results include: Kattar vs. Emmett Fight Card Main Card Josh Emmett def. Calvin Kattar via split decision (47-48, 48-47, 48-47) Kevin Holland def. Tim Means via submission (D’Arce choke) – Round 2, 1:28 Joaquin Buckley def. Albert Duraev via TKO (doctor’s stoppage) – Round 3, 0:10 Damir Ismagulov def. Guram Kutateladze via majority decision (28-28, 29-28, 30-27) Gregory Rodrigues def. Julian Marquez via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:18 Adrian Yanez def. Tony Kelley via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 3:49 Natalia Silva def. Jasmine Jasudavicius via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27) Jeremiah Wells def. Court McGee via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:34 Ricardo Ramos def. Danny Chavez via knockout (spinning back elbow) – Round 1, 1:12 Maria Oliveira def. Gloria de Paula via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Cody Stamann def. Eddie Wineland via TKO (strikes) – Round 1, 0:59 Phil Hawes def. Deron Winn via TKO (strikes) – Round 2, 4:25 Roman Dolidze def. Kyle Daukaus via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:13

An explosive featherweight collision is set to take place on Saturday, June 18, 2022, in Austin, Texas. Because Calvin Kattar and Josh Emmett are continuing their respective pursuit of the first title shot in the promotion. The return of the promotion to Austin this week is another strong case from Lone Star Estate. ESPN combines a featherweight bunker, a high-stakes guaranteed action between UFC, potential contenders Calvin Kattar and Josh Emmett on the 37th main event. Kattar vs. Emmett Preview Kattar entered the fourth-place finish at 145lbs, the last time he did so in January, surpassing Giga Chikadze. Boston's local Kattar was, the underdog in the competition, but ex-champion Max Holloway from early 2021 was able to respond to the loss of heavy points. Meanwhile, Kattar's compatriot Emmett is looking for a fifth consecutive win that could potentially move him up to seventh, and the 37-year-old knows that completion will go a long way toward that goal. G. Emmett has won the knockout / TKO for three of his last five victories but has come a long way in his two recent fights. Calvin Kattar vs. Josh Emmett predictions Both fighters are passionate featherweight strikers. His boxing is superior, but if we talk about technique, the Kattar looks better than Emmett. We think the Kattar will come out on top with power and technique. Everything can change if Emmet is cleared, It also benefits when it comes to five rounds of experience. His last three fights are 25 minutes long, while Emmett has only played five rounds once in his career, returning to the local scene in 2014. Emmett's game plan is unlikely to accelerate to win the decision. He is explosive and throws everything in his shots which do not last more than five rounds. The Kattar style is more suitable for maintaining solid speed while maintaining its strength. Therefore, we can expect Emmet to start with a bloodbath or an action that would make him look extremely dangerous for three rounds. We can see him looking for an early knockout, but in all likelihood, the Kattar's chin and cardio will enable him to withstand the storm and force Emmett to wear down violently to make the least decision. Prediction: Kattar via Decision What do you think will stop Kattar Emmett's initial dangerous war? Will Emmett be able to knock out the cutter? The latest UFC on ESPN 37 lineup includes weigth results: Full card Main card Calvin Kattar (146) vs Josh Emmett (145.5) (featherweight) Donald Cerrone (155) vs. Joe Lauzon (154.75) (lightweight) Kevin Holland (170) vs. Tim Means (170.5) (welterweight) Joaquin Buckley (184) vs. Albert Duraev (185.5) (middleweight) Damir Ismagulov (155) vs. Guram Kutateladze (155.5) (lightweight) Julian Marquez (185.5) vs. Gregory Rodrigues (185.5) (middleweight) Prelims Tony Kelley (137.5)* vs. Adrian Yanez (135.5) (bantamweight) Jasmine Jasudavicius (124.75) vs. Natalia Silva (125.5) (women’s flyweight) Court McGee (170) vs. Jeremiah Wells (171) (welterweight) Danny Chavez (145) vs. Ricardo Ramos (146) (featherweight) Gloria de Paula (115) vs. Maria Oliveira (115) (women’s strawweight) Phil Hawes (185) vs. Deron Winn (186) Kyle Daukaus (185.5) vs. Roman Dolidze (185.5) Early prelims Cody Stamann (135.5) vs. Eddie Wineland (135) (bantamweight) Note: Fight TV is once again going to present an action-packed event. june 18th we have another great night of boxing with a WBFED International title on the líne live from beautiful Ensenada Mexico 6 p.m.. Watch it live only on www.fight.tv

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) kicks off its 2022 season tonight (Friday, June 17, 2022) at the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, Georgia with a lightweight and lightweight heavyweight showcase. In which light weight and light heavyweight will try their luck to go to the playoffs. The card's headlines were set by fans' favorite and most dangerous PFL fighters, Clay Collard and Alex Martinez. The co-hosting event features the return of Light Heavyweight Champion Antonio Carlos Jr. as he faces Bruce Souto. Alex Martinez had to fight a tough battle in the main event of PFL 4. When Martinez (10-2) knocked former UFC fighter Clay Collard (21-10) out of a separate decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) after a tough contest. Collard vs. Martinez Results First Round: The both fighters first appeared to be quite obsessed and attacked each other with fists and punches. Collard punched Martinez's body. On several occasions, Martinez bowed his head in pain, but he stood firm and did not bow. The two men had time on earth and they seemed to be enjoying themselves despite eating corn. Collard's leg kicks were telegraphed but successful - big wind-ups for everyone as he ran inside. Round 2 was as thrilling as the first round, in Round 2 Martinez had managed to strengthen his grip on the match considerably. But as the round approached the midway point, Collard changed the course of the match when he knocked down Martinez with a punch. Martinez crashed backwards on the canvas, but successfully defended Collard's follow-up shot effort. Eventually Collard crawled on Martinez's back and tried to arm him. Martinez escaped and refused several rolling switch attempts by Collard. Turn tables turned. Martinez snatched Collard's back and locked him in the back of his bare knee - or not. Somehow a tense collard survived - and even his tongue stuck out during the celebration. The horn was blowing from above the Martinez. Fighting for the final round, possibly for the first time in Bout, there was a wall and a stall, even if only for a moment. Collard stepped out as Martinez choked on gluten. Collard returned to the body shot and hit Martinez again. He shot hard for take-off, and found almost one. He pushed Collard against the fence. Collard used a camera and a few punches to make room, but Martinez came down and got a sloppy takedown. The fight ended with Collard's guard at Martinez. With the win, Martinez turned a standout win against Steve Ray into a two-fight winning streak in April. He went 3-2 overall in the PFL, his second season with 2022 promotion. PFL 4 starts live on Friday 17th June 2022 at 7pm ET at the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, GA. The full results can be found below. PFL 4: Collard vs. Martinez Full Results Main card Alexander Martinez def. Clay Collard by split decision (29-28, 28-98, 29-28) Antônio Carlos Júnior def. Bruce Souto by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Olivier Aubin-Mercier def. Raush Manfio by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Jeremy Stephens def. Myles Price by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Preliminary card Omari Akhmedov def. Teodoras Aukštuolis by submission (arm triangle) Round 2, 2:50 Natan Schulte def. Marcin Held by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Delan Monte def. Emiliano Sordi by TKO (punches) Round 1, 1:32 Rob Wilkinson def. Viktor Pešta by knockout (punches) Round 1, 3:03 Josh Silveira def. Marthin Hamlet by knockout (knee) Round 1, 3:27 Nate Jennerman def. Jake Childers by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2, 2:00 Note: Fight TV is once again going to present an action-packed event. june 18th we have another great night of boxing with a WBFED International title on the líne live from beautiful Ensenada Mexico 6 p.m.. Watch it live only on www.fight.tv

The long wait was almost three years before the UFC arrived in London earlier this year, but this year's UFC London was welcomed by UK MMA fans in such a way that only Four months later the promotion was rewarded with another blockbuster card for his outstanding support. The world's largest mixed martial arts organization announced that it will return to The O2 on Saturday, July 23, 2022. London has always been home to historic UFC events, and earlier this year, it hosted one of the most memorable fight nights in UFC history. The headline was VOLKOV vs. ASPINALL, the highest-grossing Fight Night in UFC history, and the only highest-grossing sporting event ever at The O2. Fans were treated to nine stoppage performances that night, six of which came from local British athletes. England's UFC heavyweight Tom Aspinall has a lifetime performance. He faced Alexander Volkov, defeated him by submission, continued his unbeaten record at the UFC and received his fourth performance bonus of the night. Blaydes vs Aspinall Preview The Blaydes (16-3 MMA, 11-3 UFC) vs. Aspinall (12-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC) will headline the UFC Fight Night in London on July 23. Curtis Blaydes will try to derail Tom Aspinall's car in the heavyweight rankings. The Blaydes are performing at their best in the Octagon era, with the record holder for the most takeoffs in divisional history intercepting Chris Daukaus via TKO on ESPN 33 without a UFC. Take the fight to the ground. The 31-year-old has won a total of six of his last seven matches, his only point being a knockout defeat against Derrick Lewis in February 2021. "Razor" will try to send the British fans home in a rage when he goes to the back of the No. 7 Aspinall’s backyard. The Aspinall will receive his second consecutive headliner in London after submitting Alexander Volkov in the first round of the UFC Fight Night 204 in March. The 31-year-old has completed all 12 wins of his career to date, including five in a row to start his UFC career. What do you think the Blaydes will do to stop the Aspinall cord? Or will Aspinall once again receive another bonus of his career? Who do you stand with Be sure to let us know what you think. The latest UFC Fight Night London lineup includes: UFC London: Blaydes vs Aspinall Fight Card UFC London - Main Card: Alexander Volkov vs. Tom Aspinall (Heavyweight main event) Arnold Allen vs. Dan Hooker (Featherweight co-main event) Paddy Pimblett vs. Kazula Vargas (Lightweight) Gunnar Nelson vs. Takashi Sato (Welterweight) Molly McCann vs. Luana Carolina (Women's flyweight) Jai Herbert vs. Ilia Topuria (Lightweight) Preliminary Card: Mike Grundy vs. Makwan Amirkhani (Featherweight) Shamil Abdurakhimov vs. Sergei Pavlovich (Heavyweight) Nikita Krylov vs. Paul Craig (Light heavyweight) Jack Shore vs. Timur Valiev (Bantamweight) Note: Fight TV is once again going to present an action-packed event. june 18th we have another great night of boxing with a WBFED International title on the líne live from beautiful Ensenada Mexico 6 p.m.. Watch it live only on www.fight.tv

The UFC's Biggest International Fight Week is scheduled for July 2 at the monthly meeting of the Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) on Tuesday, the UFC 276 event at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on July 2. The commissioning body overseeing the final has finalized the referees and judges for the two title fights on the deck. Over the past two weeks, many battles have been formally announced or linked to the event to fill the card with thrills and action. The UFC 276's headline at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas is a middleweight title fight. In it, Israel Adesanya(22-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) will face Jared Cannonier (15-5 MMA, 8-5 UFC) to defend its middleweight championship. Not only will the action be over, in the co-main event, UFC Featherweight Champion Alexander Volkanovski (24-1 MMA, 11-0 UFC) kept his title on the line as he made it to Max Holloway (23-6 MMA, 19-6 UFC) Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier Adesanya, 32, has climbed the pound rank for pound, ending four straight title defenses. The fighter known as "Last Style Bender" has not stopped at the middleweight level since his UFC debut in 2018 and has quickly become one of the most popular fighters in the sport. It will be interesting to see how the world-class striker wields the punching power of "Killa Gorilla" as he seeks to further strengthen his medium weight legacy. Canonier, 38, is facing an impressive main event knockout over middleweight veteran Derek Branson. The "Killa Gorilla" suffered a temporary setback against former division champion Robert Whittaker in 2020, but has held a 5-1 record since falling to 185 pounds almost four years ago. This may be the only opportunity for the Canonier to raise UFC gold, so expect your best performance against Adesanya. co-main event In the main event, Alexander Volkanovski will once again face Max Holloway for the featherweight belt. Volkanovski took the lease from Holloway in 2019, won a close rematch in 2020, and now we get the trilogy in the summer of 2022. MAIN CARD Also in non-title action are middleweight contender Sean Strickland against kickboxing star Alex Pereira, bantamweight sensation Sean O'Malley vs. veteran Pedro Munhoz, former welterweight champion Robbie Lawler Bryan Barberena, former UFC women's bantamweight champion. Mesha Tate drops in flyweight against recent title challenger Lauren Murphy, and a lighter prospect Jalin Turner vs. City kickboxer Brad Riddle. The current UFC 276 Fight Card is as follows: UFC 276 MAIN CARD: Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier (UFC Middleweight Championship) Alexander Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway (UFC Featherweight Championship) Lauren Murphy vs. Miesha Tate Sean Strickland vs. Alex Pereira Sean O’Malley vs. Pedro Munhoz PRELIMS: Dricus du Plessis vs. Brad Tavares Jessica-Rose Clark vs. Julija Stoliarenko Uriah Hall vs. Andre Muniz Jessica Eye vs. Maycee Barber Robbie Lawler vs. Bryan Barberena Jim Miller vs. Bobby Green Jalin Turner vs. Brad Riddell