UFC bantamweight Tony Gravely knocked out Johnny Munoz for the best win of his career. Gravely and Munoz was unable to offer much action on Saturday's UFC Vegas 56 prelims. Because Tony Gravely needed just one minute and eight seconds to overtake his opponent Johnny Munoz. Gravely (23-7 MMA, 4-2 UFC) officially defeated Munoz (11-2 MMA, 1-2 UFC) in the first round TKO at 1:08, the best of his career so far. The first round began with a search for Tony Gravely's calf legs, but instead he ate a couple. Munoz repeatedly took out the job. Seriously, Munoz was pressured, and in the ensuing skirmish, a large right upper arm was cut off, knocking Munoz down. From there, Gravely jumped on him to end the fight and win through TKO. Gravely (22-7) was a more experienced fighter overall and in the UFC. With a 4-1 win so far in his UFC season and a decisive UFC 270 win over Simon Oliveira, he wanted to add another win to his young resume in his resume. Gravely was also a former CES MMA Bantamweight Champion. This win makes for two consecutive graves for Gravely, and this is his second victory inside the Octagon. By the way, who are you looking at after this spectacular victory with Tony Gravely? The latest UFC Fight Night 207 results so far 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

Once again, we warmly welcome you to see the live results of the UFC Vegas 56: Volkov vs Rozenstruik or UFC Fight Night 207 event. Alexander Volkov and Jairzinho Rozenstruik were seen competing in the UFC Vegas 56 main event for five rounds. It was an important fight for the heavyweight division of its kind. Both men wanted to recover from their losses. Volkov lost to Tom Spinalll in March this year, while Rozenstruik was coming to Harker from Curtis Blaydes in September last year. Volkov was taking part in the UFC Fight Night for the seventh time as a headliner in the June 4 heavyweight bout. In which Alexander Volkov returned to the victory column. UFC heavyweight contender returns with a quick TKO win in Octagon. When Volkov (35-10 MMA, 9-4 UFC) defeated Jairzinho Rozenstruik at 2:12 of Round 1 TKO. As a result, Volkov was able to bounce back from his defeat to Tom Spaniel in London earlier this year. The Russian fighter has been replacing wins and losses since 2021 - by defeating Alistair Ovareem, Marcin Tybura and now Rozenstruik. And lost to Cyril Gain and . Aspiall Meanwhile, Rozenstruik has now suffered a back-to-back defeat for the first time in his professional MMA career. Rozenstruik was set to lose to Curtis Blaydes in UFC 266 last September. In the co-main event, Dan lge competed against Movsar Evlov. Movsar Evlov added a signature win to his best record. When he defeated Dan lge in the UFC Vegas 56 co-host event. Evlov (16-0 MMA, 6-0 UFC) used a well-rounded attack to eliminate Ige's face (15-6 MMA, 7-5 UFC) during three rounds in the featherweight bout. UFC Apex. As a result, they won a unanimous decision to score 30-26, 30-27, 30-27. The latest UFC Vegas 56 results include: 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

The ONE Championship came back with an explosive martial arts card featuring determined stars and top contenders. Tonight, the world's largest martial arts organization ONE 158: Tawanchai vs. Larsen is broadcasting live from Singapore's indoor stadium in Kallang, Singapore. One Championship 158: Tawanchai vs. Larsen event was held on June 3, 2022 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium Kallan, Singapore. The 13 bout cards included ten MMA bouts, two kickboxing bouts and just one dead Thai bout. Tawanchai vs. Niclas Larsen was headlining today as the main event in Singapore. The Muay Thai Fight was a title eliminator to decide who would compete with Petchmorakot Petchyindee for the next ONE Championship Featherweight Muay Thai title. Tawanchai won the knockout stage in the second round. Twanchai proved why he is considered the talent of the race. Prior to the bout, the 23-year-old fighter had predicted he would win by knockout in Round Two. That's what he did, ending the contest at 2:42 in the second round. The win earned him a title shot and a $ 50,000 performance bonus. Tawanchai PK.Saenchai vs. Niclas Larsen highligh In the first round, the two fighters greeted each other aggressively with kicks and punches from the first round. Tawanchai knocked down a counter punch. He then kicked Larsen in the body with a push kick. The Danish fighter continued to advance but Tawanchai picked up his shots and hit better kicks and punches. Larsen swept clean and knocked his Thai opponent to the ground. He soon got back on his feet, where he traded shots, one of which had a hard kick on Larsen's body. Towards the end of the round, Tawanchai hit a hard punch which caused his opponent to stumble back. In the second round, the 'Dream Chaser' kept up the good work and kept eating body kicks. Tawanchai, 23, was doing well in this round with hard punches and body kicks. As Larsen advanced, his opponent joined a sharp left that sent him to the ground. The Danish fighter was unable to stand. The match ended in Round Two as a knockout victory for the Thai-born fighter. Muay Thai is now widely regarded as one of the pound-for-pound capabilities, with Tunchai expected to get the next crack at his division's reigning champion, his fellow Thai Patchmorakot Patchyindee. For the latest results and video highlights, check out below. Main card Tawanchai PK.Saenchai def. Niclas Larsen via KO — Round 2, 1:42 — Muay thai Fabricio Andrade def. Kwon Won Il via KO — Round 1, 1:02 Reece McLaren def. Xie Wei via submission (rear-naked choke) — Round 1, 3:42 Kairat Akhmetov def. Tatsumitsu Wada via unanimous decision Guto Inocente def. Rade Opacic by KO — Round 1, 2:33 — kickboxing Alex Silva def. Adrian Mattheis via submission (inside heel hook) — Round 1, 3:34 Undercard Gurdarshan Mangat def. Yodkaikaew Fairtex via split decision Constantin Rusu def. Marouan Toutouh via unanimous decision — kickboxing Marcus Buchecha def. Simon Carson via TKO — Round 1, 2:24 Odie Delaney def. Mehdi Barghi via submission (keylock) — Round 2, 2:22 Jasur Mirzamukhamedov def. Duke Didier via split decision

UFC is the world's largest mixed martial arts company. And now Promotion has decided to hold the event in Southeast Asia as well. For which the UFC is going to hold its next event UFC 275 on June 11 at the Indoor Stadium in Singapore. Although the UFC is the first pay-per-view in East Asia, for which a beautiful solid card has been collected. There will be two big UFC title fights. The title of the card is with a pair of championships, in which Glover Teixeira will defend his light heavyweight championship against Jiri Prochazka in the main event of the night. Teixeira will be the first to defend its title, which it won last October against John Blachowicz. Glover Teixeira (33-7) vs. Jiri Prochazka (28-3-1) Glover Teixeira, 42, is one of the oldest fighters on the UFC roster. He is also the light heavyweight champion of the promotion, which knocked out John Blachowicz at the end of last year to win the belt. It was unbelievable to see him achieve so much success so late in his career, but his fairy tale could take a very ugly turn at the UFC 275 main event. The Brazilian is ready to defend his title against former Rizin Fighting Federation champion Jiri Prochazka, who is not only his 29-year-old junior over a decade old but also one of the most destructive knockout artists in MMA today. Are The Czech striker scored 25 of his 28 wins by knockout. It includes a pair of high-light rail stoppages on former title challengers Dominick Reyes and Volkan Oezdemir in this first two UFC matches, and notable names such as CB Dollaway, Fabio Maldonado, Mohammed "King Mo" Lawal, Brandon Halsey and Kazuyuki Fujita. Has won Rizin ring. He is dangerous as soon as the fighters come. The fact is that Prochazka will most likely defeat Teixeira in a knockout defeat in UFC 275. The champion is a great fighter, but he has been knocked out before, and his Czech challenger is arguably the most dangerous striker he has ever faced. If there is one thing that Teixeira has proved by winning the title at the age of 42, however, it can never be counted - no matter how challenging it may be. Do you think Glover Teixeira will be able to defend its title against Jiri Prochazka? Will this defense belt change its mind? Please let us know your opinion as your opinion is very important to us. Thank you. Meanwhile, the UFC 275 main card includes another title match, as champion Valentina Shevchenko will face Taila Santos, who will be defending the women's flyweight title in the main event. Shevchenko is 22-3-0 in her career and will win the TKO against Lauren Murphy in September last year. Santos, on the other hand, is trailing Juan Wood in the first round. That said, PPV's match card includes many other interesting encounters. Full Fight Card for UFC 275 Ramona Pascual v Joselyne Edwards – Women’s Bantamweight Bout Orion Cosce v Blood Diamond – Welterweight Bout Silvana Gomez Juarez v Liang Na – Women’s Strawweight Bout Kang Kyung-Ho v Danaa Batgerel – Bantamweight Bout Steve Garcia v Hayisaer Maheshate – Lightweight Bout Brendan Allen vs Jacob Malkoun – Middleweight Bout Seung Woo Choi v Joshua Culibao – Featherweight Bout Ramazan Emeev v Jack Della Maddalena – Welterweight Bout Rogerio Bontorin v Manel Kape – Flyweight Bout Zhang Weili v Joanna Jedrzejczyk – Women’s Strawweight Bout UFC Women’s Flyweight Championship: Valentina Shevchenko (c) v Taila Santos UFC Light Heavyweight Championship: Glover Teixeira (c) v Jiri Prochazka

UFC has added another superstar to its squad. An unbeaten prospect and Combate Global strawweight champion, Martinez (7-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) has signed a multi-fight deal with the promotion. On September 10, former combat global champion Melissa Martinez will make her UFC debut against seven-time Octagon veteran Hannah Cifers. Lichald Scott was the first to report this news. The 23-year-old Martinez (7-0) will enter her Octagon debut with a professional mark, with all but one of her victories coming under the Combate Global banner. This will be the first appearance since December 2019 for a native of Mexico City, who claimed 115 pounds of gold with a decisive victory over Desiree Yanez on the tito Ortiz Alberto Rodriguez undercard. Martinez is also a decorated kickboxer who represented the Mexican national kickboxing team and won a gold medal at the 2016 Panamanian Kickboxing Championships and a silver medal at the 2017 World Games. The Cifers (10-7) will likely be fighting for their UFC job after dropping four consecutive losses in the last two years. After entering the UFC with an 8-2 record in 2018, "Shockwave" abandoned its first fight before winning back-to-back victories. She has been on her 0-4 skid since 2020 and has not fought since competing against Mallory Martin this year. She was scheduled to face Emily Whitmere in 2021 before being forced to resign. Do you think that Combate Global strawweight champion, Martinez will also become a champion in UFC? Or Cifers Martinez will taste the first defeat? be sure to let us know your opinion because your opinion is very important to us. thank you so much. With the addition of Martinez and Cifiers, four contests have now been added to the September 10 card. The headliner and venue for the event have not been announced. The September 10 UFC lineup includes: Trey Ogden vs. Daniel Zellhuber Nikolas Motta vs. Cameron VanCamp Norma Dumont vs. Danielle Wolf Hannah Cifers vs. Melissa Martinez

The UFC is returning to ABC again next month with a bloody and thrilling event. On Wednesday, Promotion announced that the pre-existing featherweight clash between Brian Ortega and Jair Rodriguez would serve as the headliner for the UFC at ABC 3 on July 16 at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY. The first UFC match on ABC 1 took place in January 2021 and was headlined by Max Holloway's master class against Calvin Kattar. Just a few months later in April, on ABC 2, the UFC hosted a major event between Marvin Vettori and Kevin Holland, which Vettori won by a unanimous decision. And now ABC 3 will be a big place for both UFC Ortega (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) and Rodriguez (13-3 MMA, 8-2 UFC). Ortega has twice challenged for the UFC belt. However, they fell short on both occasions, losing to Max Holloway in UFC 231 and Alexander Volkanovski in UFC 266. El Pantera lost to Max Holloway in his final fight in the main event of the UFC Fight Night 197. Brian Ortega is currently ranked No. 2 in the UFC's Featherweight Division and competes at 145lbs. The former two-time title challenger has a professional record of 15-2, one unbeaten. There are 10 complements to the T-City name, including three T / KOs and seven submissions. His UFC record is 7-2-1 (NC). 'T-City' won a significant number of promotions on the likes of Chan Sung Jung, Frankie Edgar, Cub Swanson, and Renato Moicano. On the other hand, Rodriguez himself has not been very active and there has been only one fight since 2019 where he has twice faced Jeremy Stephens. The first was a ridiculous 16-second ipok that resulted in "no competition", while the match again saw Rodriguez clearly work towards a unanimous decision. His last time came in November 2021 when he competed with the aforementioned Holloway in a quick classic. Despite his best efforts, Rodriguez failed to overcome the former champion and divisional legend. His UFC record is 8-2-1 (NC). In its current promotion, El Pantera has won significant victories over fighters like Chen Sung Jung, Jeremy Stephens, and BJP Pan. Brian Ortega or Yair Rodriguez can save the title shot with a win. The winner of their upcoming clash could strengthen their position as the No. 1 contender in the division. Alexander Volkanowski is set to face Max Holloway for the third time in UFC 276 with a featherweight belt. Given the genealogy and fighting style of both Ortega and Rodriguez, fans can expect the competition to be a barn burner. What do you think of the fight between Brian Ortega and Yair Rodriguez? Be sure to share your valuable feedback. Thank you. Current UFCs on the ABC 3 lineup include: Brian Ortega vs. Yair Rodriguez Askar Askarov vs. Alex Perez Jack Shore vs. Ricky Simon Amanda Lemos vs. Michelle Waterson Bill Algeo vs. Billy Quarantillo Li Jingliang vs. Muslim Salikhov Matt Schnell vs. Su Mudaerji Dwight Grant vs. Dustin Stoltzfus Khusein Askhabov vs. Herbert Burns Dalcha Lungiambula vs. Puna Soriano Dustin Jacoby vs. Da-un Jung

LFA is going to have another biggest event in its history. LFA 134 takes place on Friday, June 10 at the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas. This will be the fifth LFA event to be held in Centroplex, Texas. This will be the 22nd time the LFA has visited "The Lone Star State". The main event will feature a bantamweight showdown between top Tajik potential Muin "Tajik" Gafurov and leading Brazilian potential Herbeth "Indio" Sousa. The full main card will be available worldwide at 9pm on UFC FIGHT PASS®. ET / 6 p.m. PT "We are excited to bring a huge international confrontation in LFA 134 at the Centroplex of Texas," the Soares said. Muin Gafurov is the top MMA candidate from Tajikistan and has competed around the world. Herbeth Sousa is a BJJ black belt and one of Brazil's most successful bantamweight prospects. The man may have competed in the United States and promised to give our passionate fight fans a memorable showdown in the heart of Texas at the Bell County Expo Center. Gafurov vs. Sousa Preview Sousa (15-1) will make her LFA debut after gaining notoriety in another country with a deep appreciation of Martial arts games. In fact, he hails from the Brazilian capital, Brasilia, and has the status of a black belt in the BJJ, one of the most popular martial arts in his country. After Sousa won the regional title for Future FC, he finally had the opportunity to make his international debut. The opportunity came in the form of a title fight in the United States, where he challenged CFFC Bantamweight Champion Alexander Keshtov. Sousa defeated the undefeated Russian champion to win a unanimous decision, but since he had lost weight the day before, he was not eligible for the title. Indio will now use this experience in LFA 134. Gafurov (17-4), on the other hand, enters the LFA as a national hero in his native Tajikistan because he is one of the most decorated martial arts athletes. The 26-year-old's resume includes two combat sambo world championships, a FILA world grappling title, six contests for Asia's leading MMA Promotion One, and an eight-and-a-half-year professional MMA career that has seen him compete in 11 countries. ۔ . The last country he competed in was the United States debut in Dana White's Contender Series last September. Following the wrong outcome of a controversial partition decision, "Tajiks" will now become the first Tajiks to fight for the LFA. Currently Announced Fight Card: Gafurov vs. Sousa Fight Card Main Event | Bantamweight Bout Muin Gafurov (17-4) vs. Herberth Sousa (15-1) Welterweight Bout Julius Holmes (6-2) vs. Jared McLoughlin (6-2) Flyweight Bout Kevin Fernandez (3-0) vs. Jordan Harris (2-0) Light-Heavyweight Bout Joel Guzman (2-0) vs. Tanner Marlow (3-0) Heavyweight Bout Jakori Savage (1-0) vs. Taylor Escamilla (1-0) Bantamweight Bout Cody Rondeau (1-0) vs. Mateo Gonzalez (2-0) Featherweight Bout Edgardo Guzman (2-0) vs. Mark Lorello (0-0) Featherweight Bout Enrique Owens (2-0) vs. Gunner Coronado (2-3) Middleweight Bout Zumar Archer (1-0) vs. Tanner Arnold (0-0) Welterweight Bout Harrison Layne (0-1) vs. B.J. Miller (0-1) Bantamweight Bout Ian Engbrock (0-1) vs. Steve Lontine (0-0)

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) today announced full card match-ups for its most dangerous and thrilling central event to date and the upcoming PFL 6 Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) event. The PFL's biggest star will face his toughest assignment ever on July 1. Promotions have announced that two-time defending PFL women's lightweight champion Kayla Harrison will face former Baletters women's featherweight champion Julia Budd in the title of her sixth event of the 2022 season. Harrison (13-0) is second in the PFL regular women's lightweight standings with three points. The Ohio native, who lives and trains in Florida, defeated Marina Mokhnatkina in a unanimous decision in PFL 3 on May 6. Harrison, 31, finished fifth in the race. She is PFL's biggest star, re-signing a lucrative deal with Promotions earlier this year that pays about seven figures per fight. Budd (16-4) also has three points and is fifth in the PFL standings. The Canadian fighter lost to Genah Fabian on May 6, but was awarded three points for her weight loss. Budd, 36, had won 14 of 15 fights before losing to Fabian, the only defeat being against Cyborg. Budd was the women's featherweight champion from 2017 to 2020. This will be the toughest challenge of her career for Kayla Harrison. Harrison has not lost in his professional MMA career. She is seven years younger than Budd and has been running the PFL Lightweight Division since 2018. After free agency scrutiny, he decided to stay with the PFL for the 2022 season and plan to take home the championship and finally the 10 1 million prize. The Professional Fighters League (PFL) today announced full card match-ups for its most dangerous and thrilling central event to date and the upcoming PFL 6 Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) event. The PFL's biggest star will face his toughest assignment ever on July 1. Promotions have announced that two-time defending PFL women's lightweight champion Kayla Harrison will face former Baletters women's featherweight champion Julia Budd in the title of her sixth event of the 2022 season. Harrison (13-0) is second in the PFL regular women's lightweight standings with three points. The Ohio native, who lives and trains in Florida, defeated Marina Mokhnatkina in a unanimous decision in PFL 3 on May 6. Harrison, 31, finished fifth in the race. She is PFL's biggest star, re-signing a lucrative deal with Promotions earlier this year that pays about seven figures per fight. Budd (16-4) also has three points and is fifth in the PFL standings. The Canadian fighter lost to Genah Fabian on May 6, but was awarded three points for her weight loss. Budd, 36, had won 14 of 15 fights before losing to Fabian, the only defeat being against Cyborg. Budd was the women's featherweight champion from 2017 to 2020. This will be the toughest challenge of her career for Kayla Harrison. Harrison has not lost in his professional MMA career. She is seven years younger than Budd and has been running the PFL Lightweight Division since 2018. After free agency scrutiny, he decided to stay with the PFL for the 2022 season and plan to take home the championship and finally the 10 1 million prize. In the evening's main event, former ballet champion and former UFC title challenger Rory MacDonald (23-8-1) will face Sweden's Sadibou Sy (10-6-2). McDonald's earned six points when he submitted to Brett Cooper in PFL 3, while Sy defeated Nikolai Alexei that night. Other notable acts on the card include former champion Magomed Magomedkerimov against Joao Zeferino and former finalist Larissa Pacheco against Genah Fabian. The event will take place at the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, Georgia and is the last event before the playoffs begin in August. Do you think that Julia Bud will be the first fighter to inflict her first loss on Harrison? Be sure to let us know what you think. Because your opinion is very important to us. Thanks. In the evening's main event, former ballet champion and former UFC title challenger Rory MacDonald (23-8-1) will face Sweden's Sadibou Sy (10-6-2). McDonald's earned six points when he submitted to Brett Cooper in PFL 3, while Sy defeated Nikolai Alexei that night. Other notable acts on the card include former champion Magomed Magomedkerimov against Joao Zeferino and former finalist Larissa Pacheco against Genah Fabian. The event will take place at the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, Georgia and is the last event before the playoffs begin in August. Here’s you can see the full 2022 PFL 6 Fight card: MAIN CARD Kayla Harrison vs. Julia Budd Rory MacDonald vs. Sadibou Sy Ray Cooper III vs. Brett Cooper Magomed Magomedkerimov vs. Joao Zeferino PRELIMINARY CARD Jarrah Al-Silawi vs. Magomed Umalatov Larissa Pacheco vs. Genah Fabian Nikolay Aleksakhin vs. Gleison Tibau Marina Mokhnatkina vs. Abigail Montes Martina Jindrova vs. Zamzagul Fayzallanova Olena Kolesnyk vs. Vanessa Melo

A heavyweight match-up will headline this weekend’s UFC Fight Night, as Alexander Volkov goes up against Jairzinho Rozenstruik. Volkov vs Rozenstruik Veteran Volkov (34-10) is looking to rebound from his loss to Tom Aspinall in March, when the Russian was submitted in the first round in London. Rozenstruik (12-3), meanwhile, is also out to avenge a defeat, having been outpointed by Curtis Blaydes last time out as he suffered his third loss in his last five bouts. Volkov and Rozenstruik’s recent results have seen the pair drop to seventh and eighth in the UFC’s heavyweight rankings, so each man will be keen to begin a surge back up the division here. Below is all you need to know. UFC Vegas 56? The event will take place on Saturday 4 June at the UFC Apex institute in Las Vegas. The prelims will start at 6 pm BST (10 am PT, 12 pm CT, 1 pm ET), with the main card following at 9 pm BST (1 pm PT, 3 pm CT, 4 pm ET). How can I watch it? The card will air live on BT Sport in the UK, with the broadcaster’s app and website also streaming the fights. In the US, ESPN+ will stream the action live, as will the UFC’s Fight Pass. Here you can see all live results: Main card Alexander Volkov vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik (heavyweight) Results coming soon Dan Ige vs Movsar Evloev (featherweight) coming soon Michael Trizano vs Lucas Almeida (featherweight) coming soon Karine Silva vs Poliana Botelho (women’s flyweight) coming soon Alonzo Menifield vs Askar Mozharov (light heavyweight) coming soon Felice Herrig vs Karolina Kowalkiewicz (women’s strawweight) coming soon Prelims Joe Solecki vs Alex da Silva (lightweight) coming soon Daniel Argueta vs Damon Jackson (featherweight) coming soon Ode’ Osbourne vs Zarrukh Adashev (flyweight) coming soon Niklas Stolze vs Benoit Saint Denis (lightweight) coming soon Johnny Munoz vs Tony Gravely (bantamweight) coming soon Jeffrey Molina vs Zhalgas Zhumagulov (flyweight) coming soon Pinat Fakhretdinov vs Andreas Michailidis (welterweight) coming soon Erin Blanchfield vs JJ Aldrich (women’s flyweight) coming soon

LFA CEO Ed Soares said he would return to Colorado in June. LFA 133 will feature a featherweight world title fight when the promotion goes to Denver's "Mile High City". This will be the ninth LFA event in the state of Colorado. LFA 133: Stack vs. Delano taking place on Friday, June 3, at Magness Arena in Colorado. The main event will feature a featherweight title fight between top US candidate Michael Stack and top Brazilian prospect Jose Delano. Stack vs. Delano preview Stack (7-1) signed with the LFA in just 25 years. The 27-year-old Colorado native has since spent the last two years respecting his abilities inside the LFA Octagon. At the time, Stack was busy compiling four wins, his only blow in a fight against Kai Kamaka III, which nominated him for the LFA Fan's Choice Awards: Fight of the Year 2020. An even more impressive year in 2021, a pair of wins against Tongan Prospect Jordan Mepa and BJJ black belt Jackson Filho who nominated him for the LFA Fans' Choice Awards: The Best Male Fighter of the Year in 2021. Trials MMA product launched. With the victory over Caio Gregório in 2022 and now following in the footsteps of his teammate Justin Gonzalez, who won the LFA Featherweight title in 2020. Stack will have the opportunity to retain the ballot in the state in LFA 133. Delano (10-2) wants to finish his unfinished business on June 3. The Brazilian was training for his LFA debut at LFA 126, where he had to face the unbeaten Gabriel Braga at the top to start the main card. However, when Rafael Barbosa withdrew from the title fight during Fight Week, Delano jumped at the chance to fight for the LFA Featherweight title in the main event. Unfortunately, Delano missed the two-pound mark and was unable to win the title against Jonas Bilharinho the next night. The 25-year-old did not let his attention be distracted from the task and by a unanimous decision defeated the highly capable Bilharinho. Now the talented Brazilian top team (BTT) product, a supporter of former UFC champion and MMA legend Murilo Bustamante, is trying to finish the job by bringing home the LFA Featherweight title in his international debut when he won the LFA 133. I will face Stack. Currently the most updated fight card so far: LFA 133: Stack vs. Delano Fight Card Main Event | Featherweight Title Bout Michael Stack (7-1) vs. José Delano (10-2) Flyweight Bout Josiah Reyes (3-0) vs. Bayanduuren Gantumur (2-1) Lightweight Bout JaCobi Jones (4-1) vs. Riley Wiseman (2-0) Women’s Strawweight Bout Jasmine Valdez-Montoya (0-0) vs. Taisha Gandy (0-1) Flyweight Bout Miguel Perez (0-0) vs. Mike Mazariego (0-0)

The ONE Championship gives fans a look at the full card of the ONE 158 card scheduled for Friday, June 3 in Singapore. ONE 158: Tawanchai vs. Larsen is an action-packed event not to be missed. At the top of the card will be presented two main competitions with the implications of the world title, the main competition being Muay Thai superstar Tawanchai PK. Saenchai, who will compete against Denmark's WBC Muay Thai World Champion Niclas Larsen for a shot at Petchmorakot Petchyindee's ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Title. There are great technical stylists with both skill and strength, so be prepared to see The Art of Eight Limbs in the best way possible. And in Bantamweight MMA action, the # 2-ranked Kwon Won Il competes with # 4 contestant Fabricio Andrade to see who comes one step closer to the reigning KingPin John Lineker. After months on social media, every man is promising a knockout, fireworks are guaranteed. Also announced for the event was an atom weight contest between Jenlin Olsom and Julie Mizbarba. And promising heavyweights Audi Delaney and Mehdi Bargi are also competing on the lead card of the event. Odie Delaney will be seen making his second appearance at the One Championship, and he is trying to make his final win more than one. A hammer is a very rare collection, and Delaney (3-0) pulled it off at the start of his One Championship earlier this year. Reece McLaren is feeling like a new fighter before returning to the ONE Championship Circle. The 30-year-old Australian, who is one of ONE's most experienced flyweights and still claims the division's No. 5 rank, will return to action against Chinese knockout artist Xie Wei at ONE 158 in Singapore on Friday. This will be his first fight since losing to former title challenger Yuya Wakamatsu in April 2021, and he is looking forward to it. Here you can see full card of the show: Main Card For ONE 158: Tawanchai vs. Larsen Tawanchai PK.Saenchai vs. Niclas Larsen (Muay Thai – featherweight) Kwon Won Il vs. Fabricio Andrade (MMA – bantamweight) Reece McLaren vs. Xie Wei (MMA – flyweight) Marcus Almeida vs. Simon Carson (MMA – heavyweight) Kairat Akhmetov vs. Tatsumitsu Wada (MMA – flyweight) Rade Opacic vs. Guto Inocente (kickboxing – heavyweight) Lead Card For ONE 158: Tawanchai vs. Larsen Alex Silva vs. Adrian Mattheis (MMA – strawweight) Yodkaikaew Fairtex vs. Gurdarshan Mangat (MMA – flyweight) Marouan Toutouh vs. Constantin Rusu (kickboxing – lightweight) Odie Delaney vs. Mehdi Barghi (MMA – heavyweight) Duke Didier vs. Jasur Mirzamukhamedov (MMA – heavyweight) Jenelyn Olsim vs. Julie Mezabarba (MMA – atomweight) Kim Kyung Lock vs. Edson Marques (MMA – lightweight)

UFC Vegas 56 (also known as UFC Fight Night 207) is a little over a week away. And the official poster of the event has finally been dropped. The UFC Vegas 56 is ready to make history. In the UFC Vegas 56: Volkov vs. Rozenstruik headliner with a fierce competition between No. 7 Alexander Volkov and No. 8 Jairzinho Rozenstruik. The decorated veteran Volkov (34-10, fighting outside Moscow, Russia) is looking for another dominant performance when he enters the Octagon on June 4. Alexander Volkov vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik predication. If you look, both Alexander Volkov and Jairzinho Rozenstruik are currently in the top ten in heavyweight, and most importantly, both are running at a loss, which is why this competition is so important for both fighters. Of course, no fighter will ever be likely to suffer a loss from the UFC, but the loser will certainly not find himself in a title dispute any time soon. At the same time, the winner could be involved in another big fight in the future. Let's take a closer look at both fighters. There are 14 victories in Octagon between Volkov and Rozenstruik, and only four of them are spaced. Interestingly, they all come from 'Drago', because Rozenstruik loses only when his fights reach the finals. Does this mean that the 'Big Boy' is less likely to continue fighting? Honestly, that's not the case, It’s arguable that his biggest win to date came against Alastair Overeem in late 2019. And fortunately, he got this victory in the last time of the fifth round. However, it is safe to say that Suriname may have scored less than their opponents this weekend. Rozenstruik is a contrasting striker with accurate shots, but when placed on his back, he looks like a fish out of water. On the other hand, Volkov is somewhat more comfortable walking on the ground. His top controls are solid enough, he's got enough takeoffs if he wants to use them, and while he didn't look good on his back against Tom Spaniel, it's not like 'Bigi Boy will be seen copying this game plan. Although Drago apparently has a way to win on the ground, this fight is still likely to be on its feet. In that case, it would be wise to support Rozenstruik at the top. Volkov has the advantage of reaching his normal, but it will give him only 2 "in this competition, and the fact is that 'Bigi Boy' is a more explosive and fast striker, and he hits harder. Only once in the UFC has he been stopped by strikes - against Derek Lewis - but he has been dropped on several occasions, and if Rozenstruik lands on him like this, chances are he will get away with it. Perhaps the closest comparison to this fight - albeit a crude fight - is Mark Hunt's meeting with Stephen Straw in 2013, and so the choice is 'Bigi Boy' by KO. The Pick: Rozenstruik win through the second-round KO Tuesday's poster focuses on the pair's knockout power: 33 KOs combined. Of those, 22 belong to Volkov alone. 11 of Rozenstruik's 12 wins, meanwhile, have come from KO or TKO. Federweight's exciting contenders will clash in the main event when No. 10 ranked Dan lge faces unbeaten No. 13 Movsar Evlov. Fascinating competitor lge (15-5, fighting Las Vegas, Haleiwa, Hawaii) appears to be the first fighter to defeat Evloev and defend his place on the 145-pound ladder. There are also many other interesting skirmishes on the top and bottom of the card. The event will be held on Saturday, June 4 at the UFC Apex Institute in Las Vegas. you need to know about the main event and undercard UFC Vegas 56 Date and Time: The event will take place on Saturday 4 June at the UFC Apex institute in Las Vegas. The prelims will start at 6pm BST (10am PT, 12pm CT, 1pm ET), with the main card following at 9pm BST (1pm PT, 3pm CT, 4pm ET). How can I watch it? The card will air live on BT Sport in the UK, with the broadcaster’s app and website also streaming the fights. In the US, ESPN+ will stream the action live, as will the UFC’s Fight Pass. UFC Vegas 56 Fight card Main card Alexander Volkov vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik (heavyweight) Dan Ige vs Movsar Evloev (featherweight) Michael Trizano vs Lucas Almeida (featherweight) Karine Silva vs Poliana Botelho (women’s flyweight) Alonzo Menifield vs Askar Mozharov (light heavyweight) Felice Herrig vs Karolina Kowalkiewicz (women’s strawweight) Prelims Card Joe Solecki vs Alex da Silva (lightweight) TBD vs Damon Jackson (featherweight) Ode’ Osbourne vs Zarrukh Adashev (flyweight) Niklas Stolze vs Benoit Saint Denis (lightweight) Johnny Munoz vs Tony Gravely (bantamweight) Jeffrey Molina vs Zhalgas Zhumagulov (flyweight)