UFC star Joanna Jedrzejczyk will face Zhang Weili again in the UFC 275 event in Singapore on Saturday after being away from the UFC for almost two years. The Polish fighter was brutally beaten after being hit on the head by his Chinese opponent during her first fight, eventually losing the decision to approach the razor. The contest took place just before the onset of the Coronavirus epidemic at UFC 248, and was dubbed the Fight of the Year after five rounds of brutal battle turned into hell for the skin. Jedrzejczyk has not fought a fight in two years since then, while Zhang has lost twice to Rose Namajunas, losing her belt in the process. This time there will be only three rounds between the two. The former UFC Strawweight champion made a significant end to her career on Saturday when she knocked out Joanna Jedrzejczyk with a crazy spinning back fist in her a rematch at UFC 275. The official stop came at the 2:28 mark of Round 2. Where fans got their money well and really. In the first round, Jedrzejczyk and Weili combined it with powerful punches and kicks which made the audience restless. Two minutes later, Weili went to take down and found him. She immediately started dropping solid ground and pounds on Jedrzejczyk. Weili was tireless with her upper body pressure. She had a full mount with one and a half minutes left in the round. Jedrzejczyk finally found his way in the last 30 seconds and put a big fork on Weili's left side, which ate him well. The two fighters drove him out until the bell rang. As the second round began, it was clear that Weili was overpowering a force and provided a show-stopping finish with a spinning back fist that landed on the button. The catastrophic blow chilled Jedrzejczyk and sent her outstretched face onto the canvas during Weili's celebration. The knockout also included Weili in the history books, becoming the first woman in UFC history to record a Spinning Back First KO. It was the 10th in UFC history, according to ESPN statistics and information. The 115-pound bout was nominated by UFC President Dana White as the title eliminator bout. Weili (22-3 MMA, 6-2 UFC) will now try her luck with champion Carla Esparza for the title shot in the near future. "Carla Esparza, I have heard that there is an event in Abu Dhabi, and I would like to invite you to fight Abu Dhabi," Weili said through an interpreter in his Octgun interview. "This is not your area. This is not my area. Let's be in Abu Dhabi and fight together. Do you think that Weili will be able to rule the belt once again?

Glover Teixeira demanded a rematch immediately after losing a winning fight in the UFC 275 main event at the hands of Jiri Prochazka. Teixeira was on the road to victory last weekend against Jiří Procházka in the UFC 275 headliner. But he lost 28 seconds in the fight to relinquish his title. Teixeira went to Singapore's Calling, Singapore's indoor stadium as UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. However, he did not go out with the gold. The honor went to Prochazka, who in the last round got a bare square from behind to force the tap. He is now the 205-pound King of the UFC. Scorecards show that Teixeira was just seconds away from retaining the lightweight heavyweight title because if he had survived the final round of the fight, Brazil would have won. Prochazka and Teixeira competed in a very interesting, back-and-forth battle with rapid changes. Two of the three judges promoted Taxira on scorecards entering the final round. In Round 5, Taxira won with 28 seconds left. After the fight, Teixeira, 42, told commentator Daniel Cormier that he had not yet worked. The former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion also addressed his fans back home in Brazil. He said he was not going to consider what he could have done differently in the last moments of the fight. Prochazka appears to be facing a blowout or taxis to defend his first title. Meanwhile, UFC President Dana White has not confirmed who the new champion Prochazka will get approval for the shot. If he was to win at UFC 275, Teixeira promised Blachowicz that he would take the next shot at the belt after their clash in UFC 267. But now that the shoe is on the other foot, he feels that the immediate rematch between himself and Procházka is a fight. To make them after the fierce battle. Would you like to see Glover Teixeira and Jiří Procházka drive it?

UFC 275: Teixeira vs. Prochazka took place on June 11 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium Kallang, Singapore. Today's show will feature two title fights and an epic rematch at the top. In the headliner, Jiri Prochazka defeated Glover Teixeira to capture the light heavyweight title. Participating women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko defended her title for the seventh time by defeating Taila Santos by a unanimous decision. Shevchenko (23-3) defeated Brazilian Tilla Santos (19-2) in a split decision in the main event of the UFC 275. , While one-third beat Santos 48-47. Shevchenko has lost since moving from 135 pounds to 125 pounds in 2018. Meanwhile, Taila Santos (19-1 MMA) got her shot at Flyweight Gold in the first round against Joanne Wood at UFC Vegas 43. The victory marked the end of Brazil's current unbeaten streak. A favorite of the betting, Shevchenko struggled from the first round. She made a mistake in the initial clinch when she dropped her back while trying to remove the fence. Santos, 28, took advantage of the mistake by locking herself in a physical triangle. she threatened to kill Shevchenko several times from behind, but Shevchenko defended well. The fights in the second and third rounds were fiercely competitive as Santos scored several takedowns and showed good fighting skills in the Scramble. Throughout the fight, he extended the control time to 8:49, but her offense was limited to those positions. Shevchenko attacked more aggressively, but Santos' ability to control positions was astonishing, given the sheer dominance of Shevchenko there. The fourth round of the UFC 275 co-host event begins and Valentina Shevchenko heads the kick. The heads collide and the challenger is cut off. Her eye is now badly swollen. Shevchenko strikes at it with a good combination. She's fine now and she's punching. Taila Santos hangs in there but this is Valentina's best time ever. Santos with late removal. At the end of Round Four comes the sound of the horn. The fifth stage of the UFC 275 co-headliner begins and Valentina Shevchenko lands on the hard right hook. Taila Santos is on a quick take down and she's got it. The bullet could hit her right at her feet. She wanders and descends on a great truth which astonishes the challenger. Shevchenko shoots and takes off. she has two minutes to work. Not much action but the champion maintains top control and takes rounds easily. See the official scorecards below: Official UFC 275 Result: Valentina Shevchenko def. Taila Santos By Distribution Decisions (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) Judges Howard Hughes and David Lethaby scored 48-47, while Clemens Werner scored Fight 49-46 to Shevchenko. Werner's score drew the ire of some vocal members of the MMA community, with Casey O'Neill, a UFC flyweight contender, saying the judge should be fired. With the win against Santos in Singapore this evening, who would you like to see Shewchenko's next fight? The full UFC 275 results can be viewed here. UFC 275 Main Card Jiri Prochazka def. Glover Teixeira via fifth-round submission (rear naked choke, 4:32) Valentina Shevchenko def. Taila Santos via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) Zhang Weili def. Joanna Jedrzejczyk via second-round KO (spinning back fist, 2:28) Jake Matthews def. Andre Fialho via second-round KO (2:24) Jack Della Maddalena def. Ramazan Emeev via first-round TKO (punches, 2:32) Prelims Josh Culibao def. SeungWoo Choi via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) Maheshate def. Steve Garcia via first-round KO (punch, 1:14) Brendan Allen def. Jacob Malkoun via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Kyung Ho Kang def. Batgerel Danaa via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Silvana Gomez Juarez def. Liang Na via first-round KO (punches, 1:22) Joselyne Edwards def. Ramona Pascual via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Saturday's UFC 275 card lacked action and suspense as the promotion set its first pay-per-view in Singapore. Jiri Prochazka dramatically grabbed the lightweight heavyweight title in the final moments of the fifth round of the UFC 275 main event but introduced the ageless Wonder Glover Teixeira in Round 5 of her Instant Classic. Meanwhile, in the co-main event, women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko was forced to rally and hang to win a controversial split decision against Taila Santos. Joanna Jedrzejczyk also made headlines after retiring after losing a knockout in the 2020 title thriller rematch to fellow former women's strawweight champion Weili Zhang. Let's take a closer look at Singapore's largest techways. Jiri Prochazka Vs. Glover Teixeira At the age of 42, Teixeira entered Singapore's indoor stadium as the second-oldest champion in UFC history, defending the first ballot he won late last year. The main event showdown was one for ages. The two men suffered the consequences of their careers in one of the most horrific, back-and-forth battles in MMA history. At times, it seemed that Teixeira was on its way to a successful title defense. Brazil's state strategy has always included avoiding the pervasive and dangerous striking output of its rival, which favored the implementation of the grappling exchange, and Teixeira had in fact managed to defeat Prochazka twice in the first round. ۔ But the tide soon turned in Round 2 as Prochazka began to find his rhythm in the glorious stages of the fight. Teixeira certainly leaned on his weight to put Prochazka in trouble, but Jiri provided harmful shots from all positions. He used strong knees and punches on his body to soften the Teixeira and even scored some impressive transitions on the ground. One Two, Power Job and Flying Knee put Teixeira in trouble, and the veteran shot for a single leg takedown out of frustration and frustration. Prochazka managed to get the fight back by standing up. The offense caused a severe cut on Prochazka's left eye, which injured the Brazilian in Round 3 but he failed to engineer the completion. The same was true when the Czechs tried to squeeze the arm into the neck of the triangle, which Teixeira managed to turn back to the dominant position from where the elbows could rain. And so, for the first time in his professional MMA career, Prochazka was dragged into the championship rounds. It was Teixeira's turn to try the arm triangle, although the 42-year-old couldn't hold the lock properly and failed to secure the rear bare knee. With Prochazka looking tired, Teixeira still managed to achieve her best in a great conversion. He even surprised Prochazka, who was soon removed again. With 90 seconds left in the final, the fight itself was in control, with Taxira in control and on the road to decisive victory. However, Prochazka managed to escape the mount position. Here Teixeira made a mistake when Teixeira decided to take Jiri down instead of hitting her on the leg. When Teixeira tried to get inside to hit the ground, Prochazka managed to reverse the positioning and regain momentum. All Teixeira had to do was manage the final moments of the fight and he would still be the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, but Prochazka proved he was a complete threat and put an end to last minute magic. Check out the official scorecard for Teixeira vs Prochazka below: In the co-man event, Valentina Shevchenko retained her flyweight title with a controversial victory over the mighty underdog Taila Santos (48-47, 47-48, 49-46), when Zhang Weili defeated fellow former women's Straw. Weight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk knocked out. The full UFC 275 results can be viewed here. UFC 275 Main Card Jiri Prochazka def. Glover Teixeira via fifth-round submission (rear naked choke, 4:32) Valentina Shevchenko def. Taila Santos via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) Zhang Weili def. Joanna Jedrzejczyk via second-round KO (spinning back fist, 2:28) Jake Matthews def. Andre Fialho via second-round KO (2:24) Jack Della Maddalena def. Ramazan Emeev via first-round TKO (punches, 2:32) Prelims Josh Culibao def. SeungWoo Choi via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28) Maheshate def. Steve Garcia via first-round KO (punch, 1:14) Brendan Allen def. Jacob Malkoun via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Kyung Ho Kang def. Batgerel Danaa via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Silvana Gomez Juarez def. Liang Na via first-round KO (punches, 1:22) Joselyne Edwards def. Ramona Pascual via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

The quarter-finals of the Road to UFC Tournament in Singapore continued on Friday, with the same venue hosting UFC 275 on Saturday. Road to UFC included fighters from Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, India and China. Friday's event was the first of two back-to-back events at Road to UFC 3 and Singapore Indoor Stadium. As with the two episodes of the Road to UFC series, the third episode featured a short four-fight card when one player failed to lose weight for the event. After losing weight, which saw the struggle of Sho Patrick's post, the light weight was removed from the card. Among the big winners is Rizin veteran from Topnoi, who won an interesting and competitive decision over Yuma Horiuchi. Topnoi struggled as he got stuck in the back control for stretches, but for the most part, the Maui Thai showman performed crisp strikes with the temperament and show-booting he is known for. He improved his career to 8-3, and advanced to the flyweight semifinals. The show also featured two South Korean fighters, Kyung Pyo Kim and Jeong Yeong Lee, both of whom finished in about half a minute. In Lee, "The Korean Tiger" found a clever arm in just 36 seconds in its featherweight tournament match, where it also used the fence to get the right angle for the finish. The "Red Horse" Kim, on the other hand, gained a quick KO on the Asikerbai Jinensibieke, making big shots to stop his experienced Chinese rival in exactly 30 seconds of the first round. Following the four sections of the Road to UFC, a semifinalist has been selected from each division. Given the country-by-country records on these road-to-UFC events, it is surprising that Korea and Japan had the most success. In four matches, the South Korean fighters won 5-2 while the Japanese fighters won 5-3. China also had good success, leading 4-4. Here Now you can seekout Full Road to UFC Episode 3 & 4 Results: Road to Episode 3 Results BW Tournament: JeongYeong Lee def. Xie Bin by Submission (Armbar), 0:36 R1 FLW Tournament: Topnoi Kiwram def. Yuma Horiuchi by Decision (Unanimous) 29-28, 29-27 x2 BW Tournament: Rinya Nakamura def. Gugun Gusman by Submission (Americana), R1 Non-Tournament bout: Josefine Knuttson def. YeDam Seo by Decision (Unanimous), 30-27, 30-27, 30-26 LW Tournament: Anshul Jubli advances due to fight cancellation (Sho Patrick Usami out due to illness) Road to UFC Episode 4 Results BW Tournament: Shohei Nose def. Wulijiburen by TKO (Knee Injury), R1 LW Tournament: Kyung Pyo Kim def. Asikerbai Jinensibieke by KO (Punches), 0:30 R1 FW Tournament: Lu Kai def. Angga Hans by TKO (punches), R2 FLW Tournament: HyunSung Park def. Jeremia Siregar by TKO (Punches), R1 Non Tournament Bout: HanSeul Kim def. John Adajar by Submission (Triangle-Armbar), R1 The semi-final round is targeted for the fall. We're back with more action than ever !!! This Saturday, June 11, is from the world-famous Tejuana Mexico. Live boxing action begins at 6 p.m. Only on www.fight.tv.

The Invicta Fighting Championship is set to take place this July in the Kansas City area after almost 4 years. Invicta FC 48: which will take place on July 22. Invicta's posting will be at Reelworks Denver in Denver, instead of Memorial Hall or the Police Athletic League in Kansas City. In the headliner of the night, Taniesha "Triple Threat" Tennant (4-1) will be defending her Bantamweight crown for the first time when she faces former Bellator MMA No. 1 contender "Big Bad" Olga Rubin (7-2). Will do. Tennant claimed the Bantamweight throne in an unconventional way. After winning the Phoenix Series 3 by 135 pounds, Tennant claimed a decisive claim against Britney Victoria Grizzelle, Hope Chase and Taylor Guardado in March 2020. Instead of fighting for the next belt, she weighed in at 145 pounds and faced former boxer Danyelle Wolf in Dana White's Contender Series. In short, she returned to Invicta and fought Lisa Verzosa for five difficult rounds in August 2021 to snatch the vacant title. Tonya Avenger hopes to become the first woman to successfully defend her bantamweight leash since she did so in 2017. With most of his career coming in the 145-pound range, Rubin worked his way up to the 2019 Bellator title shot against Julia Budd. After losing a first-round knockout, she then attempted a comeback a few months later against Sinead Kavanagh. Just to be knocked out again. Almost two years have passed since she competed again, leaving the Bellator rank for European pastures to the Oktagon MMA rank. In November 2021, a woman known as "Big Bed" decided to part ways to return to the track on Priscilla de Souza. The co-host event also takes place in the Bantamweight division as former German title challenger Katherine Lehner (7-3) welcomed UFC veteran Talita Bernardo (7-4) to the Invicta Cage. Lehner will compete for the fourth time under the Invicta banner. Bernardo of Brazil recently won against fellow Octagon alumnus Lucy Podilova. Here you can see Invicta FC 48 latest and updated Fight card below. Invicta FC 48 Bantamweight Title: Taneisha Tennant vs. Olga Rubin Bantamweight: Katharina Lehner vs. Talita Bernardo Strawweight: Mallory Martin vs. Kyra Batara Flyweight: Liana Pirosin vs. Kristina Williams Featherweight: Amber Leibrock vs. Morgan Frier Bantamweight: Auttumn Norton vs. Maria Djukic

UFC 275 is being presented at the Singapore Indoor Arena in Kalang, Singapore on Saturday, June 11, 2022. There are several high-profile competitions on the UFC 275 fight card, including a big and important match between Zhang Weili and Joanna Jedrzejczyk 2. It will not be just a contest but both fighters will step into the octagon to seek revenge or repeat history and get the title shot. In fact, Weili (21-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) vs. Jedrzejczyk (16-4 MMA, 10-4 UFC) is a rematch of the two-time all-time classic match of the two fighters at UFC 248 in March 2020. And further, in five rounds of war, Weili was declared the winner by division. Since then, Jedrzejczyk has not competed again. It will be a great fight between two former UFC champions. So since that first meeting, Jedrzejczyk (16-4) has not competed, while Zhang (21-3) has lost back-to-back fights against another strawweight champion, Rose Namajonas. But when they meet again in Singapore this weekend, it will be in the de facto title eliminator. The UFC president revealed on Tuesday that the winner of the rematch between former 115-pound champions Joanna Jedrzejczyk and Zhang Weili is set to be the next challenger for two-time UFC Strawberry queen Carla Esparza. Joanna Jedrzejczyk Vs. Zhang Weili Joanna Jedrzejczyk (16-4 MMA, 10-4 UFC) Strawweight's first great champion is a volume striker. One of the most active Thai kickboxers in the history of the sport, Jedrzejczyk is one of the best defensive wrestlers in the history of the sport. But it will not be easy for Jedrzejczyk to defeat Zhang Weili. Jedrzejczyk really needs to focus on kicking his kicks hard. Whenever the two trade punches, Jedrzejczyk should try hard to end their fusion. Wiley's shots from Hard Body and Low Kicks will take a bit of a beating, and he managed to chin his shin in his first fight. Because Wiley likes to stand on his ground and fire back, hiding the same side kicks behind the nests would really be a great way to disrupt his expected counters. Right kicking right behind the cross is rarely a bad idea, and it can be a great way to get back on the high kick. Zhang Weili (21-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) Whale is a remarkable physical skill. It is a deadly combination of strength and speed, which really amazes its opponents with its heavy hands and the ability to lift in the clutch. He is also a very clever technical kickboxer who specializes in underrated submissions. In comparison, Jedrzejczyk is a better kicker, so it makes sense to keep it on the hind legs. If Weili puts pressure on Jedrzejczyk, she makes the kick setup more difficult, meaning Weili will have more opportunities to catch Jedrzejczyk clean when she is on one foot. Jedrzejczyk is literally the worst match ever for Esparza. We saw a brutal result in 2015, and if the two were to match again, there is no real reason to predict a different final outcome. Suddenly, Jedrzejczyk is not far from becoming Joanna's "champion" again, but she must first clear this big hurdle ahead of her. It's not uncommon for Weili to get along so well with Esparza, but she will definitely be liked on "Cookie Monster" as well. At UFC 275, Joanna Jedrzejczyk and Zhang Weili once again. Which woman do you think will win?

UFC 275: Held on Saturday, June 11 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore. In the main event, Glover Taxira, the reigning World Light Heavyweight Champion, will face top contender Jiri Prochazka. The event will feature two title fights, including a light heavyweight championship fight between Glover Taxira (c) and Jiri Prochazka, which will serve as the headliner. UFC 275 co-hosts have another battle for the title - Valentina Shevchenko (c) and Taila Santos face off in a fight for the Women's Flyweight Championship The UFC 275 will mark Shevchenko's fifth consecutive title defense. Shevchenko (22–3) is the favorite because she is looking for her ninth consecutive victory, and it is impossible not to look forward. Saturday's victory will further clear the flyweight contenders. Santos is currently fourth in the division, and Shevchenko has already beaten everyone in the top five. Shevchenko continues to reach new heights of excellence. She returned in November 2020 after needing surgery to repair her medial collateral ligament, then effectively used five rounds as a spring session against Jennifer Maya in UFC 255 to test her leg. Since then, he has beaten Jéssica Andrade through the TKO, knocked him out of the flyweight division, and has followed him with another TKO in her fight against Lauren Murphy last September. Only 34-year-old Shevchenko believes she is entering her prime. While Santos has won her last four fights - most recently, with a landslide victory against Joanne Wood in November - she has never faced a challenge like Shevchenko's. Although Shevchenko has advantages in her striking and her ground game, she refuses to take Santos lightly. Since the first defeat to Mara Romero Borrela, Santos has gone 4-0 up inside the Octagon, adding to its promotional slate the names of Molly McCain, Roxanne Modafferi, Gillian Robertson and Juan Wood. Now ranked 19th in the professional MMA and # 4 in the 125-pound division, Dana White's Contender Series alum is poised to crack its first gold. At UFC 275, scheduled for June 11 in Singapore, Santos will share the cage with the dominant flyweight queen Shevchenko. Not surprisingly, many are not giving Brazilians much of a chance to win the battle night. After all, to raise her hand, she must become the first woman to defeat Shevchenko in flyweight, end Kyrgyzstan's eight-fight winning streak, and do what Joanna Jedrzezak, Jennifer Maya, Holly did. Holm and Jessica love it. Android failed to do so. In the end, Shevchenko has a UFC record of 11 wins and only 2 defeats, both of which came against Amanda Nunes. Santos, meanwhile, has played only five UFC matches in total and has a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. As mentioned earlier, the UFC champion is an inspiring veteran, defeating names such as Holly Holm, Juliana Pina, Joanna Jedrzezak and Jessica Andrade. Santos' biggest UFC win came in her latest outing against Joanne Wood, but the 28-year-old has never faced an opponent of Shevchenko's potential. We predict Shevchenko's seventh successful defense: UFC 275: Taxira vs. Prochazka Fight Card Main Card Light Heavyweight: Glover Teixeira vs. Jiri Prochazka Women’s Flyweight: Valentina Shevchenko vs. Taila Santos Women’s Strawweight: Zhang Weili vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk Flyweight: Rogerio Bontorin vs. Manel Kape Welterweight: Jack Della Maddalena vs. Ramazan Emeev Preliminary Card Middleweight: Jacob Malkoun vs. Brendan Allen Featherweight: Seung Woo Choi vs. Joshua Culibao Lightweight: Steve Garcia vs. Hayisaer Maheshate Welterweight: Jake Matthews vs. Andre Fialho Early Preliminaries Bantamweight: Kang Kyung-ho vs. Danaa Batgerel Women’s Strawweight: Liang Na vs. Silvana Gomez Juarez Women’s Featherweight: Ramona Pascual vs. Joselyne Edwards We're back with more action than ever !!! This Saturday, June 11, is from the world-famous Tejuana Mexico. Live boxing action begins at 6 p.m. Only on www.fight.tv.

This weekend, the world's largest premier MMA promotion chief will travel to Singapore, heading to UFC Asia for the first time since 2019. And this is the first pay per view from an Asian country. UFC 275: take on Saturday, June 11 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore. In the main event, Glover Taxira, the reigning World Light Heavyweight Champion, will face top contender Jiri Prochazka. The event will feature two title fights, including a light heavyweight championship fight between Glover Taxira (c) and Jiri Prochazka, which will serve as the headliner. UFC 275 co-hosts have another battle for the title - Valentina Shevchenko (c) and Taila Santos face off in a fight for the Women's Flyweight Championship UFC 275: Taxira vs. Prochazka Preview Glover Taxira (33-7-0) The Brazilian-born fighter Glover Taxira, due to her intelligence and experienced nature, has allowed him to advance in her professional career, which includes most MMA athletes competing and even at this age. In Jiu-Jitsu, Brazil, a dedicated background and love for boxing from an early age has cemented the era of a solid mixed martial art that is more than 19 years old. He achieved a lot in which he did UFC Light Heavyweight Champion (Once, Current) UFC Performance of the Night (four times) UFC Fight of the Night (twice) vs. Owens St. Prix and Alexander Gustafson UFC Knockout of the Night (Once) vs. Ryan Badr UFC Submission of the Night (Once) vs. James T-Hona. Wins the most stoppage in UFC Light Heavyweight Division (13) Most Submissions Win in UFC Light Heavyweight Division (7) Included . Jiri Prochazka (28-3-1) Prochazka's martial arts journey began with the training of Muay Thai as a teenager. He eventually became the national world champion in discipline, so the change in MMA in 2012 came as no surprise. After just two fights in its UFC season, the Czech Republic standout has given itself a chance to win the title and a record number of fight championships. Prochazka left Oezdemir and Dominick Reyes irresponsible and collected consecutive bonus awards for good measure. While some believe the leap in title controversy is unfair, critics should be reminded that they have already beaten two title challengers in a dominant way. Jiri Prochaz's MMA Achievements UFC Performance of the Night (twice) Rizin FF Light Heavyweight Champion (One Defender) RIZIN 2015 Heavyweight Grand Prix Runner-up Gladiator Fighting Light Heavyweight Champion (One Defender) UFC Pick: Jiri Prochazka (-200) with BetOnline Rayo Vallecano vs. Salamanca Prochazka UFC 275: Taxira vs. Prochazka Predication The Brazilian has shown impeccable skill in both her boxing and manipulative offenses. Still, in a battle where I would expect him to avoid the power to end Prochazka's fight, a ground fight would be the most viable game plan for the defending champion. Taxira will be the most equipped grappler that Prachazka has ever faced. And he may like her chances with a knockout punch. On the other hand, if you look at Jiri, a background in Muay Thai becomes clear. Still, moving forward will need to highlight a dangerous defense deficit, especially if he wants to be a successful defending champion. Jiri uses lots of fantasies, fast work, and a very unconventional style. Reminiscent of Anderson Silva, Stephen Thompson, and even Sean O'Malley, Jiri puts her hands down and fires lightning bolts, hooks and upper cuts from the most bizarre angles. Overall, Taxira is a tough, skilled champion, but at 42, he could start to slow down at any moment, and that seems like a bad match for him, at least on paper. Prochazka is probably going to be more hungry, he's full of confidence, and he knows he can kill anyone. He will try to keep up the fight, work on her combinations from the outside, and give the veteran the fiercest battle of Muay Thai that he cannot handle. The Puck: Prochazka win via KO UFC 275: Taxira vs. Prochazka Fight Card Main Card Light Heavyweight: Glover Teixeira vs. Jiri Prochazka Women’s Flyweight: Valentina Shevchenko vs. Taila Santos Women’s Strawweight: Zhang Weili vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk Flyweight: Rogerio Bontorin vs. Manel Kape Welterweight: Jack Della Maddalena vs. Ramazan Emeev Preliminary Card Middleweight: Jacob Malkoun vs. Brendan Allen Featherweight: Seung Woo Choi vs. Joshua Culibao Lightweight: Steve Garcia vs. Hayisaer Maheshate Welterweight: Jake Matthews vs. Andre Fialho Early Preliminaries Bantamweight: Kang Kyung-ho vs. Danaa Batgerel Women’s Strawweight: Liang Na vs. Silvana Gomez Juarez Women’s Featherweight: Ramona Pascual vs. Joselyne Edwards We're back with more action than ever !!! This Saturday, June 11, is from the world-famous Tejuana Mexico. Live boxing action begins at 6 p.m. Only on www.fight.tv.

Kelleher is set to enter his third fight of 2022 this year, consolidating his career. Brian Kelleher will compete with Mario Bautista in the UFC Fight Night event. The event is being held at UFC Apex in Las Vegas on June 25. And Arman Tsarukyan will headline against Gamrot. It may have seemed that Kelleher (24-13) was booked for a show for UFC Long Island in July, but now he is playing Mario Bautista (9-2) at the UFC's Fight Night event in Las Vegas on June 25, 2022, Will face. The Iridium Sports Agency, which represents Bautista, recently announced the news, which was later confirmed by Kelleher. Brian Kelleher vs. Mario Bautista Preview Bautista (9-2 MMA, 3-2 UFC) tries to win two in a row for the second time in his UFC career. In his first outing in 2022, he won a unanimous decision against Jay Perrin in February. Bautista had a stoppage win against MIles Johns and a decisive win over Jin Soo Son as part of their UFC season. Kelleher (24-13 MMA, 8-6 UFC) is still 1-1 ahead in 2022. After beating Kevin Croom at UFC on ESPN 32 on January 15, UFC 272 submitted a "Boom" in the preliminary round on March 5. The New Yorker is leading 8-6. After working with Riong of Combat, Cage Fury Fighting Championships, and Bellator MMA during his tenure with promotions in Las Vegas. "Okay, there's no Long Island action for me at the moment, but I'll do it on June 25," Kelleher wrote on social media a few days ago. "I will be able to sit down with my strong island crowd on July 16 and eat a nice bourbon even though I will take it." The UFC is expected to have its Fight Night Show on June 25, 2022, at Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. Following are the reports of fights for the event: UFC on ESPN 38 Fight Card: Arman Tsarukyan vs. Mateusz Gamrot Neil Magny vs. Shavkat Rakhmonov Chris Curtis vs. Rodolfo Vieira Amir Albazi vs. Tim Elliott Christos Giagos vs. Thiago Moises Alan Baudot vs. Josh Parisian Tyson Nam vs. Tagir Ulanbekov Sergey Morozov vs. Raulian Paiva Nate Maness vs. Umar Nurmagomedov Tafon Nchukwi vs. Carlos Ulberg JP Buys vs. Cody Durden Vanessa Demopoulos vs. Jinh Yu Frey Mario Bautista vs. Brian Kelleher Who do you think gets their hand raised in a fight between Brian Kelleher and Mario Bautista? We're back with more action than ever !!! This Saturday, June 11, is from the world famous Tejuana Mexico. Live boxing action begins at 6 p.m. Only on www.fight.tv.

Dominick Cruz vs. Marlon Vera is working to headline the Ultimate Fighting Championship event on August 13. ESPN Deportes first reported the fight and said that the fight between Cruz and Vera had been verbally agreed upon, and would take place at the main event of the UFC Fight Night event on August 13. The UFC Fight Night event is expected to take place at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, and the evening co-host event will feature Alexa Grasso vs. Viviane Araujo. Vera spent a good year trying to fight Cruz, but "The Dominator" had no interest in the fight until Vera was below him in the bantamweight rankings. After a resounding victory over Rob Font in April, "Chito" came in at number five, leaving Cruz at number eight. Marilyn Vera will headline his second UFC card as he competes against former bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz. This fight is very important for the bantamweight division because the winner can fight very well be fighting for gold their next time out. This will be Vera's second consecutive headline engagement after a five-round decision on Rob Font at the UFC on ESPN 35 on April 30. The "chito" has won four of its last five octagons, against other winners. Frankie Edgar, Davey Grant, and Sean O'Malley. Dominick Cruz (24-3) has been on a two-fight winning streak since his return as he defeated both Pedro Manhoz and Casey Kenney. Prior to the win, he lost to Henry Cejudo for the Bantamweight title, losing to TKO and Cody Garbrandt for the belt. The former bantamweight champion is ranked eighth and has won significant victories against Urijah Faber, TJ Dillashaw, Demetrius Johnson, Joseph Benavidez, and Ian McCall. As the main event with Vera vs. Cruz, the August 13 card is as follows: Devin Clark vs. Azamat Murzakanov (Heavyweight) Aspen Ladd vs. Sara McMann (Women’s Bantamweight) Alexa Grasso vs. Viviane Araujo (Women’s Flyweight) Yazmin Jauregui vs. Istela Nunes (Strawweight) Gerald Meerschaert vs. Bruno Silva (Middleweight) Lukasz Brzeski vs. Martin Buday (Heavyweight) Who do you think gets their hand raised in a fight between Dominick Cruz and Marlon Vera? We're back with more action than ever !!! This Saturday, June 11, is from the world-famous Tejuana Mexico. Live boxing action begins at 6 p.m. Only on www.fight.tv.

Popular strawweight Felice Herrig returned to action at UFC Vegas 56 for the first time in almost two years. And Kowalkiewicz (13-7 MMA, 6-7 UFC) tried to end a five-fight losing streak in her rematch against fellow veteran Felice Herrig in the early part of a major UFC Vegas 56 event. Herrig, on the other hand, who returned to Octagon after recovering from a knee injury, announced her retirement from the game shortly after the bout. Round 1 and the two women left with combinations and power shots. KK agreed to trade with Harrig until she put her on the fence in search of a backtack, but Herrig was able to turn around to face her. Was KK let him go and landed on the brakes. I tried to remove it but it was denied. The rest of the round was exchanged on foot, in which no fighter benefited. This is how Round 2 started, but KK managed to counter Herrig's removal attempt and took the top position. Ground and pound softened Herrig for Rear-Neck Square and Karolina Kowalkiewich ended Herrig with Rear-Neck Square to snatch the losing streak for KK. Official result: Karolina Kowalkiewicz def. Felice Herrig by R2 4:01 Submission (back naked square) Before announcing the official decision, Herrig took off her gloves and placed them in the middle of the octagon, a traditional sign of retirement. She was then offered a post-fight interview, where she confirmed that this would be her last fight. Herrig said: "It's an honor for me to be in the UFC for 8 years and then fight 20 fights. But now it's time for me to turn my life to a new chapter. And let's just say goodbye to that, which is really sad because I've been committed to it for the last 20 years, but now it's time to move on. " Herrig, 37, has been fighting professionally since 2009, becoming a notable fighter on the regional scene long before the UFC's implementation of the women's flyweight division Even after being a fighter. Invicta FC, "Lil Bulldog" has access to The Ultimate Fighter 20 as a cast member UFC. In 10 UFC appearances, Herrig set a record of 5-5 and on one occasion recorded four consecutive victories from July 2016 to December 2017. She ends her professional career on four fight skids, bringing her final record to 14-10. The results of UFC Fight Night 207 include: Popular strawweight Felice Herrig returned to action at UFC Vegas 56 for the first time in almost two years. And Kowalkiewicz (13-7 MMA, 6-7 UFC) tried to end a five-fight losing streak in her rematch against fellow veteran Felice Herrig in the early part of a major UFC Vegas 56 event. Herrig, on the other hand, who returned to Octagon after recovering from a knee injury, announced her retirement from the game shortly after the bout. Round 1 and the two women left with combinations and power shots. KK agreed to trade with Harrig until she put her on the fence in search of a backtack, but Herrig was able to turn around to face her. Was KK let him go and landed on the brakes. I tried to remove it but it was denied. The rest of the round was exchanged on foot, in which no fighter benefited. This is how Round 2 started, but KK managed to counter Herrig's removal attempt and took the top position. Ground and pound softened Herrig for Rear-Neck Square and Karolina Kowalkiewich ended Herrig with Rear-Neck Square to snatch the losing streak for KK. Official result: Karolina Kowalkiewicz def. Felice Herrig by R2 4:01 Submission (back naked square) Before announcing the official decision, Herrig took off her gloves and placed them in the middle of the octagon, a traditional sign of retirement. She was then offered a post-fight interview, where she confirmed that this would be her last fight. Herrig said: "It's an honor for me to be in the UFC for 8 years and then fight 20 fights. But now it's time for me to turn my life to a new chapter. And let's just say goodbye to that, which is really sad because I've been committed to it for the last 20 years, but now it's time to move on. " Herrig, 37, has been fighting professionally since 2009, becoming a notable fighter on the regional scene long before the UFC's implementation of the women's flyweight division Even after being a fighter. Invicta FC, "Lil Bulldog" has access to The Ultimate Fighter 20 as a cast member UFC. In 10 UFC appearances, Herrig set a record of 5-5 and on one occasion recorded four consecutive victories from July 2016 to December 2017. She ends her professional career on four fight skids, bringing her final record to 14-10. The results of UFC Fight Night 207 include: UFC Fight Night 207 Results UFC Vegas 56 results MAIN CARD Alexander Volkov def. Jairzinho Rozenstruik via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:12 Movsar Evloev def. Dan Ige via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27) Lucas Almeida def. Michael Trizano via TKO (punches) – Round 3, 0:55 Karine Silva def. Poliana Botelho via submission (D'Arce choke) – Round 1, 4:55 Ode Osbourne def. Zarrukh Adashev via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:01 Alonzo Menifield def. Askar Mozharov via TKO (elbows) – Round 1, 4:40 PRELIMINARY CARD Karolina Kowalkiewicz def. Felice Herrig via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 4:01 Joe Solecki def. Alex Da Silva via majority decision (28-28, 28-27, 29-27) Damon Jackson def. Daniel Argueta via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Benoit Saint Denis def. Niklas Stolze via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 1:32 Tony Gravely def. Johnny Munoz via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:08 Jeff Molina def. Zhalgas Zhumagulov via split decision (28-28, 29-28, 30-27) Rinat Fakhretdinov def. Andreas Michailidis via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-27) Erin Blanchfield def. JJ Aldrich via submission (standing guillotine choke) – Round 2, 2:38